A MEDICAL practice has said they had to 'stand down' vaccinations planned for this weekend as no vaccine was available to them. Nunwell Surgery as that their 'East Network' practices (Colwall, Cradley, Nunwell and Ledbury Health Partnership) have
I write to express the urgent need of a bypass for our city. I believe that the number of vehicles and HGVs passing through Hereford to join the A49 and A438, is having an effect on local businesses and also affecting people’s physical and mental
The number of recorded coronavirus cases in Herefordshire has increased by 65 over the last 24 hours, official figures show. Public Health England figures show that an accumulative total 4,381 people had been confirmed as testing positive for Covid
HERE are the death notices published in the Hereford Times on Thursday, January 7. To place any family notices visit bit.ly/HTnotices, or to view visit bit.ly/HTannoucements. WILLIAMS David Charles It is with great sadness to announce the
ANOTHER two new coronavirus deaths have been recorded at Wye Valley Trust in the latest 24-hour period, the latest official figures show. NHS England figures show 113 people had died in hospital at Wye Valley NHS Trust after testing positive for
As the UK are once again being told to "stay at home" it's safe to assume many of us will be spending many more hours on the sofa. But if you have exhausted the sxtensive list of shows to watch on various streaming platforms you may be looking
A CASUALTY was taken to hospital after a crash involving two vehicles today. The crash happened on the A465 between Hereford and Abergavenny at Allensmore at 12.30pm. When firefighters arrived at the scene nobody was trapped, and the fire crew
HEREFORD manager Josh Gowling thinks that elite football should continue despite the rise of Covid-19 cases. The Bulls are currently in isolation after midfielder Giles Coke tested positive for the virus earlier this week. This meant their game
The issue of the damage done to a long stretch of the River Lugg at Kingsland should be kept alive and the perpetrator made aware that such behaviour is completely unacceptable. A “tidy” river is not a healthy river. Using heavy machinery to scour
TRIBUTES have been paid to a former SAS soldier who has been described as a 'star' and a fantastic mentor. Major Rtd. Thomas (Tommy) James Turtle died with his family by his side on December 29, aged 70. Major Tommy Turtle had received the
In his regular column for the Hereford Times, North Herefordshire MP Bill Wiggin welcomes the first use of the new AstraZeneca vaccination for Covid-19 DESPITE all the changes to restrictions, I hope that you had a happy Christmas and new year.
THE former city centre Post Office in Hereford has stood empty since it was closed in April 2019. The closure came after an announcement that the city's main Post Office in St Peter's Street would no longer be operated from its own building and
Stores including the likes of Tesco, Asda, Lidl, Morrisons, Waitrose, Sainsbury's and Aldi have urgently recalled a number of items. We've rounded up the latest products to be recalled. If you have bought any of the items mentioned below, return
A MAN who created a walking route to remember 13 villagers who made the ultimate sacrifice in the First World War has been awarded the British Empire Medal. Hugh Maclean Vernon, 73, was named in the New Year's Honour List for services to the community
The similarity of the events in the first quarters of the 20th and 21st centuries are spooky. Then as now: four years of conflict with Europe, although now the alliances are different. Then as now: hope, at the outset, that it would be over
LAND described as a "dumping ground" and potentially infested with rats in a Herefordshire town centre could have 10 new cottages built on it, if plans are approved by the council. Outline planning permission for a "terrace of 10 mews-style cottages
PLANNING applications for a cafe and holiday accommodation at one of Presteigne’s most recognisable buildings have been withdrawn. To make alterations to The Judge’s Lodging Museum, full and listed building planning applications were submitted
A RECOVERING drug addict broke down in tears when she was fined by magistrates for stealing an elderly carer’s handbag from a park bench. Danielle Alexis Llewellyn, of High Street, Leominster, snatched the bag from a bench at the Grange in the
A HEREFORD couple have told of the frightening experience of learning they had coronavirus moments before the birth of their first child. Gemma Robinson, who is landlady of the Stables in West Street, Hereford, was informed as she was being taken
