What can we as individuals do to combat damage to the planet from environmental pollution and global warming? We can vote for the most environmental friendly governing bodies, oppose environmentally damaging projects through planning representations
THIS is the shape of things to come at Hereford’s new university. It is an artist’s impression of one of three new university buildings planned for Skylon Park. The job of designing them has gone to a Hereford firm that specialises in oak-framed
A DANGEROUS driver accelerated to speeds of 130mph in a stolen car on flat tyres, punctured by a stinger during a police chase. James Delaney was told it was a miracle no one was killed after he drove the high performance Audi S5 on the M5, carrying
THE NEW year has brought some excellent news for thirteen good causes across the County. The Hereford based E F Bulmer Benevolent Fund, has donated over £116,000 to help community groups dealing with hardship, distress, and sickness. Amongst
MEDIA reports have stated that Hereford FC youngster Callum Wood has attracted the interest of Football League clubs Cheltenham Town, Forest Green Rovers and an ‘unnamed’ Championship club. The 16-year-old full-back is currently on loan at Cinderford
AWARD winning journalist is coming to Hereford. Phil Cox will be visiting on January 27 at HR4K in Rotherwas. Retelling his story of being hunted, captured, tortured and held by Sudanese government forces. It is an incredible story and
CHAMPION jockey Richard Johnson faces a race against time to overcome a broken arm ahead of the Cheltenham Festival. The Kingsland-based Champion National Hunt jockey, was quoted as “very positive” on Tuesday evening that he will be back in the
TOM Owen-Evans hopes to make an impact on his return to Hereford and help boost them back up the National League North table. The 22-year-old, from Bristol, was recalled from a loan spell at Chippenham last night by new interim boss Josh Gowling
HEREFORD MP Jesse Norman has blasted the local enterprise partnership for undermining and ignoring plans for a new university in the city. Mr Norman told Parliament the Marches LEP, which was set up to support economic growth in the region, has
Hundreds more management jobs are being cut at Sainsbury's in the latest overhaul following its takeover of Argos. The supermarket giant, which has branches in Barton Yard, Hereford, and the Maltings, Ross-on-Wye, confirmed plans to further integrate
ALDI employees have received a huge boost to start the new year after finding out their latest pay rise will mean they're employed by the UK's highest-paying supermarket. The chain has announced plans to increase its pay for staff in stores by
Tory governments seem to be unlucky, always being called upon to sort out the mess they have inherited. The new Tory government surely can no longer blame the last Labour one for the current mess: the NHS in crisis, shortage of hospital doctors
HEREFORDSHIRE Council could divert some of the millions of pounds it will be allocated from the new homes bonus to deal with pollution in the River Lugg. Phosphate levels in the river catchment area are so high that the council has put a moratorium
A DAN Stoneman second half strike was enough for Westfields to see off Bishops Cleeve and stretch their gap to 15 points at the summit of the Hellenic Premier. Fields started with a bang and Aidan Thomas was only denied a first minute opener by
