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Much Birch News

From left: The Pilgrim Hotel's receptionist Hannah Marsh, head chef Deepak Kumar and manager, Trevor Forrester

Robots put to work at landmark Herefordshire hotel

A crash has closed the A49 in Much Birch

A49 closed due to crash - injuries reported

There has been a crash on the A49 in Herefordshire

A49 closed for hours after serious crash in Herefordshire

A man has been arrested on suspicion of drug driving after a serious crash on the A49 in Herefordshire.

Drug drive arrest after serious crash on A49

4

Much Birch, A49

Woman taken to hospital with serious injuries after another Herefordshire crash

4

The design of the proposed new house, and inset, the existing bungalow

Decision on plan to knock down and replace Herefordshire village bungalow

7

The hotel has won a tripadvisor travellers choice award

Herefordshire hotel wins international award

2

The entrance to the site from Tump Lane and aerial view of it, a 3D view and the intended layout of the development

Shared living plan for Herefordshire village

3

The A49 was closed near Much Birch

Recap: Crash closes A49 in south Herefordshire

Davina McCall (centre) with Bernard McGrath (second from left) and his paternal siblings Harry Bowden, Mandy Bowden (now Cox) and John Bowden outside the Pilgrim Hotel in Much Birch

Incredible story of Herefordshire man shown on ITV

Harry Styles' tour bus parked at the Pilgrim Hotel in Much Birch

Harry Styles' tour bus stops off at Herefordshire pub

1

Much Birch Village Hall, where regular markets used to be held

Market in Herefordshire axed because not enough people turn up

1

Much Birch CE Primary School has been told it can build a new outdoor classroom. Picture: Rob Davies

Herefordshire school told it can build new classroom with exciting addition

Four Hereford and Worcester Fire and Rescue Service crews have tackled a commercial garage blaze in Much Birch. FIle picture

Garage fire partially shuts A49 near Hereford as four crews battle blaze

Paul Higgins, who is retiring from his job as a postman in south Herefordshire this week after 43 years. Pictures courtesy of Mr Higgins' family

Much-loved Herefordshire postman to retire after 43 years on the same round

3

Year 3 pupils starring in the schools Easter production, Save the World

School of the Month: Herefordshire village school where children flourish

Lucy Mason outside the Merrivale Farm shop in Little Birch with a fresh pint of Merrimilk. Picture: Rob Davies

Herefordshire farm turns to milkshakes to get a fairer price

Much Birch village market

Much Birch WI

Much Birch village market

Much Birch big lunch

Much Birch fashion show

Much Birch village market

Much Birch flicks in the sticks and village market

Much Birch village market

Much Birch readings

Much Birch flicks in the sticks

Much Birch market, parish council and school praise

Much Birch flicks in the sticks and parish information evening

Much Birch Afterglow

Much Birch jubilee

Much Birch village market

Much Birch flicks in the sticks and market

Much Birch Flicks in the Sticks

Much Birch market

Much Birch flicks in the sticks

Much Birch village market

Much Birch meeting and flicks in sticks

Much Birch flicks in the sticks and village market

Much Birch village market

Much Birch village market and flicks in the sticks

Flicks in the Sticks at Much Birch Hall

Village market in Much Birch

Flicks in the Sticks in Much Birch

Market in Much Birch

Village Market at Much Birch

Evie Westacott pouring the tea at the Blooming Great Tea Party in Much Birch Community Hall which raised £570.60p to support the Herefordshire Marie Curie Nurses

Much Birch village market and fundraising tea party

Art in the Barn helps raise funds for St Michael's Hospice

Car treasure hunt in Much Birch

Much Birch village market and advanced motorists course

Much Birch flicks in the sticks

Much Birch flicks in the sticks

Much Birch vollage market and advanced motorists

Village market in Much Birch

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