WESTFIELDS FA Vase tie with Billingham Synthonia on Saturday has been postponed for a fourth time. But the Hereford club will now stage the much anticipated clash on Sunday with a 1pm kick-off. The club's chief executive Andy Morris
A CORONER has ruled that a young Herefordshire woman who was killed in a crash near Ross-on-Wye died accidentally. Kate Mitchell, aged 20, of Brinsop, near Credenhill, was driving a black Peugeot 206 that was in collision with a black Ford
THE recent student demonstrations just point out that neither they, the students, lecturers who back them nor people like Felicity Norman and R I Matthews (Readers’ Times, December 16) have a clue about the real problems behind education funding
TWO people were taken to hospital following a crash near Credenhill last night. Emergency services were called to the A480 at Moorhampton at around 7.20pm after two cars were in collision. A man was trapped in his car and had to be released
A PETROL tanker was involved in an accident on the A40 last night. Emergency services were called between Ross-on-Wye and Whitchurch at 8.25pm. There were no reports of any injuries.
FIREFIGHTERS tackled a small fire in a Hereford underpass this morning (Friday). One city crew was called to St Martins Street at 5.05am and put out the flames, which involved some cardboard.
A NUMBER of schools on the Welsh border were closed today due to adverse weather conditions. John Beddoes School in Presteigne was partially open only to those pupils sitting exams, while the primary school at Beguildy near Knighton was also shut following
TWO meaty firms from Herefordshire have cooked-up a monster treat for a satellite TV show. Legges of Bromyard and the Homemade Scotch Egg Company from Bishops Frome faced up to the challenge to make a giant scotch egg within 24 hours. The pair were
ONE of the last remaining record stores in Hereford has closed for business. Staff at Powerplay have confirmed their Commercial Street store will not re-open following its closure this week. The branch opened eight years ago and is one of the few remaining
AN advice line has been set up for residents concerned about road conditions and school closures. Overnight snow has left roads around the county gridlocked. Gritting teams have been out but roads are congested. Several schools are closed due to the
HEREFORDSHIRE Council has opened its information lines for residents concerned about road conditions and school closures after heavy snowfall across the county this morning and freezing overnight temperatures. The number is 0844 9396101 and calls are
A HEREFORD man fears his home will have to be demolished to make way for the proposed city relief road. Simon Evans is convinced his Kings Acre Road home is on the route of the new road should it be built to the west side of the city. He says
TERRY Jenkins says 25-yearold Adrian Lewis could be the next darts superstar. Ledbury’s Jenkins pocketed £50,000 after reaching his first Ladbrokes.com PDC World Darts Championship semifinal. But ‘Jackpot’ Lewis, from Stoke, is the new
Aldershot Town 1 Hereford United 2 HEREFORD hauled themselves off the foot of the League 2 table with a gritty victory at Aldershot on Bank Holiday Monday. While it was not a sparkling performance full of thrilling football, it fulfilled
WESTFIELDS warmed up for this weekend’s FA Carlsberg Vase thirdround clash with a 4-1 win over struggling Willenhall Town. The Hereford club host n o r t h - e a s t e r n e r s Billingham Synthonia at allpay.park on Saturday. “We are now ready
FOLLOWING your article and editorial (Hereford Times, December 9) about the possibility of some subsidised bus services in Herefordshire being axed as a result of council expenditure cuts, your readers may like to know that Rail for Herefordshire
AT-A-GLANCE Nissan Cube 1.6 manual Kaizen five-door. Price: £15,100 (on the road). Top speed: 109mph. 0-62mph: 11.3 seconds. Fuel: 42.8mpg (combined figure). C02 emissions (g/km): 151. Verdict: Quirky but spacious, fun to drive, generous modern
THERE is still a definite demand among Hereford househunters for townhouse living according to exclusive homebuilder Charles Church. The sales executives at the company’s Mulberry Park development in Hereford has seen a strong continuation in the
FIREFIGHTERS have helped save hundreds of farm animals near Ross-on-Wye. The cold weather had frozen all water supplies at the Goodrich farm, including a 1,000 litre bowser, meaning rare breed pigs and long horn cattle had gone without water
