BANK Holiday Monday will signal the start of a warm and sunny week ahead in Herefordshire, with temperatures rising as high as 23C. Under the lockdown restrictions in England, which differ from those in the devolved nations, residents are
VISITORS have been warned of a 'triple death risk' at a notorious quarry which has already claimed young lives. As warmer weather arrives, managers at the Malvern Hills Trust are warning that Gullet Quarry, east of Ledbury on the Worcestershire
A FAMILY run business in Ross-on-Wye scooped a prestigious award as it was named the best game butcher in the UK. Thousands of firms were nominated for the annual Eat Game Awards before a public vote to decide the top five in each category.
Boris Johnson has backed his top aide Dominic Cummings over allegations he breached lockdown restrictions. The Prime Minister has been urged to sack Mr Cummings after reports surfaced that the 48-year-old made a second trip to County Durham, where
A HEREFORDSHIRE farmer has been highlighted for his continuous work to improve the health and productivity of his cattle. Matt Cleland is one of the latest farmers to be nominated for an award at the Farming Awards, run by the Hereford Times and
WITH the news this week a former Hereford pub is set to be turned into accommodation, here are some of the county's hostelries currently on the market. The Heart of Oak on Newtown Road has been closed since 2016 but now Futures:hfd, a supported
Fewer young adults in Herefordshire are reaching 19 with a good pass in their GCSEs or equivalent qualifications. The Association of School and College Leaders says disadvantaged students are hardest hit by the Government shifting its focus to GCSEs
No new deaths from coronavirus have been recorded at the Wye Valley Trust in the latest official figures released today. NHS England figures show 48 people had died in hospital at Wye Valley NHS Trust as of 5pm on Saturday (May 24) – the same number
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An £800,000 programme which could help businesses as they plan their recovery from the coronavirus lockdown has been launched in the Marches. Grants of up to £10,000 are available under The Marches Small Equipment Grant (SEG), which is open to small
POLICE officers and fire crews have been called to a car park in Hereford, which is closed to members of the public, where travellers have set up camp. On Saturday evening a fire was started in a car park in Symonds St, near Hereford police station
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As a special thank you to our inspirational Welsh NHS, Radnor Hills Water Company has joined forces with its supply partners to donate 250,000 bottles of its naturally filtered spring water to NHS workers. Each component of the special product,
AN APPEAL to save a church tower and allow its bells to ring out once more has secured significant support from the National Lottery. The Eastnor church tower appeal committee was successful in its application for a £100,000 grant to help preserve
Cadbury have revealed their stance on a long-running argument as to where people should store chocolate at home. The company - famous for its Daily Milk bars - spoke out after the debate, which has been highlighted in previous years, resurfaced
TO think that we have come to this… the very survival of our theatres is now at stake as the continuing Covid-19 pandemic saps the lifeblood out of so much that we hold dear. Your report (Wednesday, May 13) regarding the fund-raising appeal by Malvern
Official figures show that two more cases of coronavirus have been recorded in Herefordshire. Public Health England figures show that 437 people had been confirmed as testing positive for Covid-19 by 9am Saturday morning (May 23) in Herefordshire
In his regular column for the Hereford Times, the Bishop of Hereford, the Rt Rev Richard Jackson, reflects on God and Covid-19 WHEN my daughter was 16 we bought her a rabbit. We ended up mostly looking after it, and by mistake we got an extra long-lived
CARE homes in Herefordshire have been promised almost £3 million by the government to reduce the transmission of coronavirus. This comes following heavy criticism of the government for its handling of the crisis in homes. The funding is part of
