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Stories for 18 May 2000

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Criers have a lot to shout about

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Allensmore

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Aston Ingham

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Bishopswood

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Brecon

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Cliffords Mesne

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Hope-under- Dinmore

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Ewyas Harold

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Gorsley

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Kingstone

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Kilpeck

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Knighton

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Linton

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Presteigne

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Staunton-on- Wye

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Upton Bishop

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Weobley

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Paying the price to remember the fallen

THE Royal British Legion could be asked to pay a heavy price for holding Remembrance Day parades in Hereford and the market towns.   more...

School `safe' road racers caught out in speed checks

MORE than 300 speeding drivers were caught out on one of Hereford's `safe' school routes in just four hours, writes BILL TANNER.   more...

Golden Valley jobs go as factory shuts gates

MYSTERY surrounds the future of around 20 Golden Valley jobs after a manufacturing firm shut its gates this week, writes RICHARD WILSON.   more...

Pat dons instructor's cap to reach for sky

THE sky's the limit for a Shobdon woman who has gained her assistant flying instructor's licence.   more...

Project to take shackles off Bobbies

PRISONERS of Hereford police are part of a pioneering project to keep Bobbies on the beat.   more...

Sex pest sent to jail for molesting young girls

A BUS DRIVER who sexually molested six young girls over an 11-year period was has been jailed for four years.   more...

Hunting inquiry hears rural voice

THE Government's Committee of Inquiry into Hunting chaired by Lord Burns visited the Royal Welsh Showground at Builth to listen to oral evidence from an audience of 50 invited guests.   more...

Castaway Gerald at rest at last

BROMYARD adventurer Gerald Kingsland who found fame when he advertised for women to share his life with him on deserted islands across the world has reached his final resting place - a field in Herefordshire.   more...

Political deal sees Tories in opposition

A DEAL has been done to divide political control of Herefordshire Council. Liberal Democrats, Independents and Labour are partners in a power-share, with Conservatives opting for opposition, writes BILL TANNER.   more...

Film star drives in

ONE of cinema's most famous automobiles is to make an appearance in Herefordshire.   more...

Leominster pupils' choir in good voice

LEOMINSTER Junior School singers could be heading for an appearance on national TV after a victory in the first round of the Choir of the Year competition.   more...

Sparks fly for Bromyard gala

BROMYARD is set for one of Herefordshire's best-ever firework displays as a prelude to this year's summer gala.   more...

Kington £8.5m hospital plans put on show

PLANS for Kington's £8.5 million regeneration bid and new hospital development are on show in the town.   more...

Fraudster took elderly Hay woman's cash

POLICE in Hay-on-Wye are hunting for a slurring, beer-bellied thief after an elderly lady fell victim to a distraction burglary in the town.   more...

Presteigne's Beverley brings aid to Kenya

"THE camel will be probably dead in a couple of months and all we can do for him is give him a couple of tablets for worms," Beverley Tunley said with regret.   more...

Musical celebration of town's rich past

LEOMINSTER will be celebrating 1,000 years of its history in music as part of the BBC's Music Live event on May 29.   more...

Cheated DSS of more than £1,000

A MAN whose family was suffering from `acute financial pressure' defrauded the DSS out of £1,016 over a period of three months.   more...

Welsh hero's life revisited

A PAGEANT to `the greatest Welshman who ever lived' is at the centre of a medieval weekend in Knighton.   more...

Charity cyclists passing through

A CHARITY bike ride with a difference will be heading through Leominster on Sunday.   more...

Buddhist retreat gets all set for expansion plan

A BUDDHIST-based meditation movement is thinking big to boost its Herefordshire base.   more...

Ross hotel couple swap capital life

THE new owners of an historic Ross-on-Wye hotel have swapped big city life for rural Herefordshire.   more...

Fresh allegations

FRESH allegations have been brought against the two Herefordshire men who have been remanded in custody since March in connection with the alleged kidnap of a Peterchurch couple.   more...

Family affair for Dore Abbey mystery play

IT'S going to be a family affair at Mad Dogs Theatre Company's production of `In the Beginning...' which continues at Dore Abbey until May 27.   more...

Transco starts work on Ross gas main

GAS pipeline company Transco has started work on a £16,000 project to replace the gas main in Kyrle Street and Trenchard Street, Ross-on-Wye.   more...

Pregnant fraudster on probation order

A PREGNANT woman came `perilously close' to a prison sentence this week after pleading guilty to stealing nearly £1,000 from her employer, writes RICHARD WILSON.   more...

Tributes to Goodrich shop owner Malcolm

TRIBUTES have been paid in the Village News magazine to Goodrich shop owner Malcolm Bishop who has died after a long battle with cancer.   more...

Vodafone want tower to be mast

A LISTED Hereford landmark is seen as a mobile phone mast - but not everyone's on the same `wavelength' about it, writes BILL TANNER.   more...

City beggar's life in the `slow' lane

BEGGING in Hereford did not pay off for one man.   more...

Hereford Open Door may become homeless

HEREFORD Open Door could soon find itself homeless unless new premises can be found, writes JON LAND.   more...

Burglar went on a raids spree to feed heroin habit

A HEREFORD burglar who raided homes to pay for a heroin habit costing up to £60 a day has been jailed for five years.   more...

New parish body flexes muscles on speed limits

HEREFORDSHIRE'S newest parish council will take on the might of Whitehall to rush through a speed limit.   more...

Business park is taking shape... ... while site work disrupts A49 link

A NEW shopping estate is rapidly taking shape on the former farriery site in Newtown Road, Hereford.   more...

Benefits cheat conned herself

A 30-YEAR-OLD mother of seven who cheated the DSS out of £620 in benefit would have received only slightly less had she told the Benefits Agency she was working, a court heard.   more...

Gran took £5,000 in benefits fraud

A HEREFORD grandmother broke down in tears after admitting to defrauding more than £5,000 from the Benefits Agency.   more...

More books due to small wonders

CHILDREN from Lord Scudamore School are leading lights in a national newspaper competition thanks to their keen collecting skills.   more...

  
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