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Proms night

A LAST Night of the Proms-type concert is to be performed by the Hereford Youth Concert Band and Leominster Schools Choir at Bromyard's St. Peter's Church on Thursday, November 29, at 7.30pm.   more...

Spate of vandalism

A SPATE of vandalism took place in Bromyard recently, with several properties suffering criminal damage and broken windows.   more...

African visitor is given a warm welcome

A WEST African woman arrived in Bromyard on Saturday foran eight-week stay on exchange with town company Micron Sprayers.   more...

£3,000 production

A performance of Handel's Messiah featuring Bromyard Choir is to take place at Bromyard's Leisure Centre on December 15 at 7.30pm.   more...

High St propertiesfor sale

TWO buildings in Bromyard's High Street are to be sold as investment properties by auctioneers Allsop & Co.   more...

Garage plans

BRINGSTY Garage and Café on Bringsty Common has applied to Herefordshire Council for planning approval to carry out alterations.   more...

Coffee is served

ST PETER'S Primary School in Bromyard raised £106 after holding a coffee morning on Friday (September 28) to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Research.   more...

Celebrating lives

AS a fundraising venture for St Michael's Hospice in Hereford, the Bromyard and District Support Group is offering people the chance to sponsor a Christmas light in St Peter's Church.   more...

Getting ready for next year

A DATE has been announced for next year's Bromyard Gala, which was cancelled this year because of the effects of foot and mouth.   more...

Opening the door to more Euro cash

BROMYARD'S new market town officer has been appointed.   more...

`Debrief' on pub fire

A PUBLIC meeting to discuss the fire at the Seven Stars will help "debrief" the public on the lessons learned from the blaze.   more...

Office costly gesture

The Valuation Office is charging Ledbury Town Council some £1,525 a year extra in rates, to take into account the office space that is currently used by the Ledbury Poetry Festival.   more...

Plan for new flagpole is unfurled

Ledbury looks set to get a new town flagpole as the existing one outside the Alms Houses in the High Street is rotten.   more...

Firefighters collect £4,156

A total OF £4,156 was collected by firefighters in Ledbury for the families of their colleagues killed in World Trade Centre in New York. Crew carried out the collection outside Tesco and Somerfield on Saturday, September 22. A fire service spokesman was the generosity of local people was "unbelievable".   more...

Pipe puzzle in tomb

The latest edition of Ledbury Parish Magazine has thrown light upon the opening of a possibly Royal tomb in St Michael and All Angels' Church.   more...

Pupils learn crucial safety message

Around 200 local schoolchildren descended on Bosbury last week as the village hosted the Crucial Crew initiative to teach youngsters how to stay safe in the home and elsewhere.   more...

Ringers ready to try full peal

The 50th anniversary of the rehanging of the eight bells in Ledbury Parish Church is to be celebrated next month with a bold attempt at a full peal.   more...

September is driest for 15 yrs

Ledbury weather-watcher Warren Chalk said September was the coolest and driest for 15 years.   more...

Homeless charity seeks to expand

A CHARITY providing a home for young adults with learning disabilities has launched an appeal for funds to convert a garage at Keeper's Cottage, Ledbury, into two rooms.   more...

Walkers head for Great Wall

BISHOPS Frome's Susan Cooper will leave this weekend for a fundraising walk along the Great Wall of China.   more...

Blessing for anniversary couple

Diamond wedding couple Kath and Leon Merritt started their anniversary celebrations this week with an early morning blessing in St John's Church, Upton Bishop, where they were married 60 years ago, on October 2, 1941.   more...

999 services to be consulted over hospital sewers

TEMPORARY traffic lights are to be installed outside the Ledbury's fire and ambulance stations in Bye Street so sewer pipes can be laid to the new Community Hospital.   more...

Helpers needed to save carnival

Ledbury's planned Golden Jubilee Carnival could fail to materialise unless more people join the organising committee.   more...

Vicar urges caution

REVEREND Howard Mayell, the vicar of Ledbury's Team Ministry, says the West's response to the terrorist attacks on New York and Washington seemed "out of proportion to other events that have happened worldwide in the past 50 years".   more...

Video link still viable

A video link between Ledbury Town Council offices and the Market House has not been ruled out.   more...

Hospital info office opens

The opening of the Ledbury Community Hospital Information Office in New Street on Monday (October 1) is being hailed as a popular success by Ledbury Health, the subsidiary company of hospital developer Shaw Homes (HA) Limited.   more...

Elderly to face new flu threat

Health clinics and flu vaccination sessions for elderly people in Ledbury are to be combined this autumn, following fears that particularly virulent strains of flu are likely to hit the UK this winter.   more...

Charge denied in pub blaze

A former Ledbury licensee has appeared before a Worcester Crown Court judge charged with burning down the pub she ran.   more...

Warning over gipsy site plan

A NEW one-family gipsy site near Bosbury could set a precedent.   more...

Bloom bid chairman returns empty-handed from national final

LEDBURY in Bloom chairman Tom Deane returned home minus a trophy but with many plaudits after the town failed to finish in the top three in the final of the Britain in Bloom contest.   more...

Water crusader has lotta bottle

A woman campaigning for a reduction in water rates for Ledbury residents is compiling evidence to show that sales of bottled water soared this summer because people would not drink the earthy-tasting tap water.   more...

Sport

5/10/01 - Home team wins inaugural Ledbury Cup

ROSS-ON-WYE Golf Club played host last Wednesday week to the inaugural tournament between 32 golfers from Ledbury and its twin town Stromstad in Sweden.   more...

5/10/01 - Seven club records go in championship gala

LEDBURY & District ASC held its fifth championship gala of this year at Ledbury pool.   more...

5/10/01 - Hywel Pothecary in County call up

TWELVE swimmers from Ledbury & District ASC competed in the Worcester County Sprints at Wolver-hampton.   more...

5/10/01 - Ledbury Vets host Old Nags

LEDBURY Veterans will be representing their President, John Edwards, when they take on the might of the Old Nags of Nant-y-Deri XV at Ross Road on Sunday, October 14, kick-off 2.30pm.   more...

5/10/01 - Colin Baldwin is top member

LEDBURY Bowling Club held its President versus Captain's game followed by the presentation of trophies for the club competitions recently.   more...

29/9/01 - Ledbury off to a winning start

LEDBURY'S first league encounter this season and in a new league was an important game to win as a good start was paramount.   more...

29/9/01 - Depleted Town struggling

DEPLETED Ledbury Town are still finding it tough in the Express & Star Premier Division but signs are they they are starting to ride the storm after a promising start to the season.   more...

3/10/01 - Town showing signs of improvement

TOWN'S midweek League match on Wednesday could not have been more testing than an away fixture at League leaders Star who had won 6-0 away at Heath Hayes the previous Saturday.   more...

5/10/01 - Junior soccer scene ...

LEDBURY Swifts travelled to Hereford hoping to reverse their losing start to the season in this Under 14's league game.   more...

5/10/01 - Bell slip after break

THE Bell Inn made the long trip to Kempsey for this eagerly awaited top of the Malvern League table clash with league leaders Kempsey United.   more...

5/10/01 - Robinson seeks more of same

CARETAKER boss Phil Robinson believes Hereford United's Tuesday night win was just the tonic his side needed ahead of tonight's Nationwide Conference clash with in-form Leigh RMI (7.45).   more...

29/5/01 - Rob inspires

IN sweltering conditions, Ledbury Seconds elected to play up the slope in the first half, against an experienced and physical pack from Coventry.   more...

5/10/01 - Eastnor bowlers face blind teams

EASTNOR Bowling Club were hosts to Worcester Blind & Leisure Group recently, eight ends being played before a ploughman's lunch was served after which a further ten ends were played.   more...

5/10/01 - Bridge results ...

LEDBURY DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB   more...

5/10/01 - Magpies' victory

LEDBURY Magpies took command of this Hereford League Second Division game from the whistle with accurate passing down court and excellent shooting from Sarah Bell, Vicky Mapp and last quarter Gemma Walters.   more...

29/9/01 - Bromyard hit back after opening upset

AFTER a scrappy start to this North Midlands Division One fixture when they conceded an early try the home side fought back to 7 - 5 at half time after Richard Moger ran in for the first of his four tries, Piers Gaunt converted.   more...

5/10/01 - Willetts' late goal seals it

BROMYARD Town recorded a hard earned 1-0 West Midlands League Premier Division victory over local rivals Westfields on Tuesday night thanks to a late Luke Willetts goal.   more...

  
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