A MAN who was fighting for his life after his quad bike was in collision with a car near Ashperton has since died. The crash between a green Yahama quad bike and a white Fiat Sceicento happened on the A417 at around 12.30am this morning. The quad rider
Hereford's Greyfriars Bridge is now clear. We did earlier receive reports of an accident involving a bus on the A49. Traffic is still busy throughout Hereford with queues forming on most major routes into the city.
WE have received reports of a bus being involved in an accident in Hereford. Traffic is building up either side of Greyfriars Bridge following the incident. More to follow.
A COMBINE harvester caught fire near Ross-on-Wye last night. Firefighters from Ross, Whitchurch, Fownhope and Hereford were called ot a field near Sellack Village Hall at around 6pm after the fire had spread to three hectares of standing crop. Station
A MAN has been taken to hospital following a collision between a quad bike and car near Ashperton. West Midlands Ambulance Service was called to the A417, shortly after 12.30am this morning. An ambulance and a rapid response car were sent to the scene
HEREFORD’S Courtyard Theatre will be opening a ceramic exhibition by a London artist this week. Potter Jo Davies is the guest curator bringing a selection of clay pieces from local, national and international artists to the city. “Talking in Clay
THE two young people who died in a traffic collision in Herefordshire last week have been named this morning. Claire Barlow, aged 24, from Presteigne, and Richard Warr, 21, from Pencombe, were both killed following an accident near Shobdon
EXTRA police patrols have been in place across Herefordshire overnight following the riots that have swept the country. A larger than normal police presence was seen in the centre of Hereford last night and around the market towns. Speaking this morning
A HEREFORD man made a colourful impression at a tattoo convention when his huge Japanese mythology effort won top prize. Bill Naylor’s symbolic tattoo, which covers the majority of his back, was judged best in Large Colour during the Derby State
EYE specialist vets near Leominster have given new life to an old bird. Staff at the veterinary eye hospital in Marlbrook have successfully operated on the cataracts of an elderly Senegalese parrot giving it a clearer future. “They usually live
JOHN Spackman, chairman of the governors of Dilwyn School, is to be commended for his efforts to create a village academy in the fact of blinkered education office hostility (Hereford Times, July 21). In the 19th century when so many village
ROSS MOORE is the new champion of Kington Golf Club after winning in windy conditions. He shot a gross 146 to capture the title from runner-up Kelvin Alexander. Club championship results: Gross: 1 Ross Moore 73-73-146, 2 Kelvin Alexander 77
A BEST selling writer spoke about his new publication at an event organised by Rossiter Books in Ross-on- Wye. Gervase Phinn entertained an audience of more than 150 people at the town's Baptist Church. Professor Phinn spoke about his first
