ASDA has cut the price of fuel for the first time this year. Effective from today, drivers filling up at any of Asda’s 322 petrol stations will benefit from a price cut by up to 3ppl across both unleaded and on diesel. That means drivers filling
Middle Ground Theatre Company return to The Courtyard after an acclaimed run of The Verdict with their latest Miss Marple mystery, A Murder Is Announced. The residents of Chipping Cleghorn are astonished to read an advert in the local newspaper
On Saturday, February 1, The Green Dragon Hotel will be the venue for The Wild Hare Club's party in aid of Hereford Food Bank. A Feast for the Ears will feature Little Rumba, Talulah’s Goat and DJ Daniel Jaye as The Wild Hare Club returns to the
TANGRAM Theatre is presenting its musical comedy The Origin of the Species, featuring John Hinton, at Fownhope New Memorial Hall, near Hereford, on Friday, February 14. Tickets, priced £10 adult and £5 child, are available from West End Stores
HEREFORD hospital ran out of beds on one day as it continues to struggle to cope with winter pressures. The news comes after the A&E department posted the worst December waiting figures since records began five years ago. Now the latest weekly
LLOYDS Banking Group has announced plans to shut 56 of its local branches across the country. Herefordshire communities have been spared the cull. The company said 31 Lloyds, 10 Halifax and 15 Bank of Scotland branches will be shut across the
El Dorado Festival returns to Eastnor to celebrate its fifth birthday with its biggest line-up yet. Featuring some of the biggest names in disco, house, bass, and grime, this year’s headliners include the iconic feel good hit-makers Earth, Wind
A NEW Government fund could be used to unlock the congested Cotswold Line train allowing faster and more frequent services from Herefordshire to London and the south east, it has been confirmed. The Department for Transport has allocated £500 million
POLICE want to speak to two men after an assault and theft in Ross-on-Wye. West Mercia Police officers in the town issued the appeal in relation to the incident which happened at around 8pm on Monday, January 20. They said an assault and theft
A STUDENT at Hereford's Royal National College for the Blind is celebrating after being offered a conditional place at Oxford University. Kelsey Trevett, 18, may be off to study Philosophy, Politics and Economics (PPE) at the prestigious university's
ARE you a pub quiz king or queen? Or maybe you just really want to meet Jeremy Clarkson? Whatever the reason, Who Wants to be a Millionaire? wants to hear from you. They are looking for contestants for a new series of the ITV show which sees
DRIVERS have been urged to dig out their bucket and sponge and give their dirty licence plates a clean. It follows a car being pulled over by police on the M6. A spokesman added: "The driver was reported for a registration plate not being
JOE Loveys continued his domination of the Herefordshire bowls titles by picking up his fourth crown of the season. The County Triples Championship saw the youngster team up with Gorsley Chapel team-mate Dean Rudman along with Kate Williams of Ross
POLICE are appealing for witnesses after a van failed to stop in Hereford. West Mercia Police said a white Ford Transit Connect van failed to stop for police in Commercial Road, Hereford at around 11.30pm on Saturday, January. "We are appealing
POLICE in Hereford have confirmed there have been no recent formal reports of serious attacks on women in the Aylestone Hill area of Hereford. Officers were moved to make the statement after a picture alleging there had been “serious reports of
A STUART Mills brace helped Holme Lacy to maintain their title charge after coming out 4-2 victors over Ewyas Harold. Ryan Rowlett and Matthew Wargen also found the net for Lacy who sit four points behind leaders Clee Hill with two games in hand
A DEAD animal on the banks of the river Wye in Hereford next to a popular walking route cannot be removed. The animal, first thought to be a dog, was reported to Hereford and Worcester Animal Rescue who attended to see if anything could be done
FLY-HALF Thai Hayward scored a last gasp penalty to secure a 17-15 victory over local rivals Berry Hill in the Gloucester Premier. Berry Hill were the first to show but they missed a relatively straight forward penalty to take an early lead and
The English Symphony Orchestra (ESO) begin their year-long celebrations of composer Ludwig van Beethoven’s 250th Birthday with a concert in the historic Shirehall, Hereford on Saturday, February 1. Making her long-awaited debut with the ESO is
JOHN Masefield High School retained their titles as under-14 and under-16 School Games County Champions. The Ledbury school were clear winners in both county finals and have been drawn at home in the regional stage of the competition where they
