HEREFORD will visit Hillsborough later this month after the latest in their famous list of FA Cup victories. Mathiue Manset scored after 32 minutes to earn victory and the not inconsiderable boost of £67,500 for the coffers. It was Hereford’s second
MATHIEU Manset fired Hereford ahead after 32 minutes of their FA Cup third round tie at Adams Park. Fleetwood had an excellent chance within two minutes when a one-two with Lunt sent him clear. Fleetwood controlled the ball poorly, however, sending
WITH Ryan Green suspended, Bulls chief Jamie Pitman decided to revert to a 4-4-2 formation. This saw Richard Rose move to right-back with Joe Colobeck returning on the right of the midfield quartet with Kenny Lunt on the left. In-form strike duo Stuart
POLICE would like to speak to anyone who saw a member of door staff being assaulted at a Hereford pub. It is alleged that a man attacked the bouncer as he was being escorted out of the Commercial Road venue shortly after midnight on New Year’s Day.
A SIZZLING competition to find the region’s best banger starts in Ledbury next Thursday (Jan 20). Butchers from across Herefordshire are priming their entries for the West Midlands’ Tastiest Sausage competition. Masterchef finalist John Barton will
Our next meeting of the Merbach Commons Association will be held in the Red Lion Hotel, Bredwardine on Thursday, 20th January at 7.30pm. Everyone welcome. Please plan to attend. Contact Mary on 01981 500 406 for more details. Reminder that Association
FIREFIGHTERS were called to a property in Ross-on-Wye last night after it got flooded. Crews were called to Edde Cross Street at 12.10pm after around five foot of water got into the cellar.
A WOMAN was treated for minor neck injuries following an accident at Ocle Pychard at 11.15pm last night.
A RESPECTED private medical practitioner has won the right to practise again after the General Medical Council (GMC) dramatically reversed its decision to suspend her from all duties. Dr Sarah Myhill, who specialises in treating ME at her surgery
TENSIONS and other things are brewing in the Golden Valley as villagers prepare for another annual sloe gin competition. Dorstone householders, who claim to be “obsessed” with the traditional past-time, will unveil their latest stock later this month
Mr Kerswell (Readers’ Times, December 23, makes an inaccurate sweeping statement that “the countryside once had a much greater population” and goes on to miss the far more important point that houses without decent jobs are fatal, whatever the
Jack Yates took home the David Bishop Cup for the best pen of lambs exhibited by a Young Farmers Club member at Hereford Market. The Whitbourne farmer was one of a number of prize winners on the day. Others included Blandford and Sons from Netherton
