IN reply to John Harrington's comments about Hereford parking, I guess most people can understand the reasoning. But not everyone can carry three or four bags of shopping from town to the Merton Meadow car park. And you still have problem of
I AM exasperated by the constant bleating from climate fanatics towards people for using their cars. For many people car use is necessary due to their location, health or personal circumstances. In fact, there are published views that the benefits
LEDBURY residents are being asked to have their say on the future of the town. The Ledbury Neighbourhood Development Plan is open to public consultation, with residents invited to discuss issues relating to future development in the town. This
I SUPPORT free trade in principle: it keeps down prices for consumers. But I am concerned about the environmental and social effects of the proposed free trade agreement with Australia. In particular, it could harm the high-quality livestock
WITH regards to the increase in parking fees that John Harrington of Herefordshire Council is trying to justify, can anyone explain to him that in the real world of business no one would consider putting up their prices by 100 per cent overnight and
Father’s Day will take place in the UK this month. The annual celebration allows us to show appreciation for the important father figures in our lives. Send a free message to your dad for Fathers Day We’ve been celebrating fathers
POLLUTION levels in the river Wye could bring about a temporary ban on housebuilding near Ross-on-Wye, according to council leaders. The stretch of the river from Walford Brook, near Ross-on-Wye, to Bigsweir Bridge in Gloucestershire is failing
Lifting the last Covid restrictions in England on June 21 should be delayed to "stop us going backwards", public health officials have said. This month could see the closest return to "normal life" we have had since the first coronavirus restrictions
VANDALISM to a centuries old, historic piece of land bordering Wales and England has prompted conservation groups and government bodies to join forces in an attempt to secure its fragile existence. Offa’s Dyke – an earthwork monument – was built
Hereford Cattle Society has become the first cattle society to work to prove its breed’s sustainable merits to the wider beef industry, retailers, food industry and the consumer. Hereford cattle are known for their ability to grow and finish off
DRUGS searches were the most common reason for people to be stopped and searched in Herefordshire, figures show. Others were searched for firearms and offensive weapons. Here we have mapped every stop and search carried out by police in Herefordshire
PLANS to breathe new life into a redundant church on the Herefordshire border have been called-in to be decided by the county council's planning committee. Earlier this year Norton Community Trust submitted applications to turn the Grade II-listed
WERE Herefordshire’s parks and public spaces better kept in days gone by? That is the question members of our We Grew Up in Hereford Facebook group have been debating after David Barrett shared this picture of Hereford’s King George V playing fields
THE annual verge cutting in south Herefordshire is surely an outdated practice. The world is experiencing its greatest mass extinction event and the UK government has pledged its desire to reverse the loss of biodiversity. Despite this Herefordshire
THERE are fresh calls to reinstate evening and Sunday bus services from one town to Hereford, with campaigners saying lack of transport is limiting locals. Services between Hereford and Kington were cut back in 2015 as the Government slashed Herefordshire
