Herefordshire | Archive | 2000 | April
While Dick Marshall pulled pints at one of Herefordshire's best loved pubs the conversation with customers often turned to his collection of remarkable cars. Flashback recalls the horseless carriages of Hampton Bishop. more...
During his political career Aneurin Bevan was involved in a number of embittered clashes. At a time when local government reform is once more a talking point, this Flashback recalls the time in 1949 when the famous Welshman's stinging oratory was levelled against The Hereford Times. more...
Herefordshire's St Owen's Cross was, for several decades, the scene of some dreadful accidents. Flashback recalls how the crossroads almost claimed the life of one of Britain's best-known politicians. more...
He helped the legendary Sir Malcolm Campbell on his Daytona dashes and joined the great RJ Mitchell in the creation of the Spitfire fighter. Flashback salutes Herefordian Cyril Lovesey, engineering maestro. more...
IT had been the unofficial tuck shop for thousands of schoolchildren for decades. When the splendid sweetshop at 106 Widemarsh Street, Hereford, closed in 1964 it is to be hoped the news was broken gently to the boys and girls. more...
Two Herefordshire country houses had 'secret' lodgers. Flashback recalls what are, literally, two rattling good mysteries. more...
The Fall of Sebastopol during the Crimean War was a famous occasion in British history. This Flashback recalls the celebrations and a controversy in Herefordshire. more...
HEREFORD put the brakes on Rushden's title aspirations at the superbly-appointed Nene Park ground in Saturday's Nationwide Conference fixture. more...
A DEFENSIVE slip-up denied Hereford a victory they scarcely deserved in their attempts to close the gap on the Nationwide Conference top two on Saturday. more...
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