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Trailer stolen

AN Ifor Williams trailer was stolen from outside a Bishops Frome home during the weekend of January 26 and 28.   more...

New cooker

A NEW cooker and urn have been installed in Bromyard Public Hall after a local businessman donated £300 to pay for the items.   more...

Wear a hat

THEATREGOERS to the Queen of Hearts at Bromyard's Conquest Theatre are being invited to join front of house staff in wearing silly hats. The wearer of the silliest hat on each night of Conquest Production's panto performance, which begins on February 8, will be awarded a prize.   more...

Vandalised

THE interior of a car was badly vandalised last Tuesday morning at Linton Park in Bromyard. After gaining entry to the parked vehicle at around 10.20am on January 22, vandals broke the back shelf, slashed the spare tyre, cracked the windscreen from the inside and smashed the seat-belt casing.   more...

Quiz night

STOKE Lacy's new village hall hosts a quiz evening at 7.30pm on Friday, February 22. Teams of four are welcome to the event, where entrance of £4 per person will include hot food and refreshments.   more...

Evening of fun

LOCAL band Running on Empty are the live entertainment for an evening of fun tomorrow (Saturday) to help raise money for St Peter's Primary School.   more...

Skateboarders meet

BROMYARD'S Ramp and Rail Committee will be meeting to discuss skateboarding facilities for the town at 8pm on Thursday, February 14, in the youth club on Church Street.   more...

DNA evidence found

POLICE are closer to catching burglars who used a stolen car to raid a series of shops in Bromyard, Hereford and Litchfield. CID forensic experts have recovered DNA evidence from Bromyard's Alldays where burglars twice broke through a glass door on January 6 and January 8 and stole £3,500 worth of cigarettes.   more...

Holiday entertainment

A HOST of activities will entertain children in Bromyard during half-term.   more...

Man walking dog may prove a vital witness

POLICE are trying to contact a man who was walking his dog and may have passed a burglar who stole cash and jewellery from the resident of a sheltered home.   more...

Villagers show off their talent in revue

WHITBOURNE residents are rustling up a song and dance for a night of entertainment to raise money for the new village hall.   more...

Repairs due to begin

REPAIRS to Edwyn Ralph's 12th Century church are due to start on February 25.   more...

Information on tap

AS PART of ongoing work in the community, helpers from Age Concern were at Bromyard's public hall on Wednesday offering advice and handing out free npower kettles.   more...

People offer their vision of the future

BETTER public transport, an industrial relief road, a swimming pool and skateboard park were just some of the things Bromyard people said they wanted during a series of consultation meetings last week.   more...

Former SAS man dies

A FORMER member of the SAS has been found dead at his home in Lower Bullingham.   more...

Bishop attacks Government's 'rural failure'

The Bishop of Hereford, the Rt Rev John Oliver, has blasted the Government for a record of "consistent failure to take rural issues seriously".   more...

Fundraisers pay for heart start machine

A fundraising drive by users of Ledbury swimming pool and gym has helped to pay for a £2,500 on-site defibrillator.   more...

Inn crowd help victims

A recent `pub evening' at the Broomsgreen, Ryton and Donnington Memorial Hall raised a total of £78 for victims of the volcano in Goma.   more...

Nature pool planned

Plans are being laid by Tarrington children to build a pond-based conservation area on land behind the Lady Emily Community Hall.   more...

No funds for shelter

DETAILS of the design of a proposed new bus shelter near the War Memorial in Ledbury have been released by Herefordshire Council.   more...

Packers given hospital tour

Ledbury youngsters were given a tour of the new Community Hospital this week, as a thank you for their fundraising activities.   more...

Bingo group presents cash

MEMBERS of the Greenvale AP Bingo Group have presented a cheque for £100 to the Ledbury Market Surgery and another for the same amount to the Hereford Special Care Baby Unit.   more...

Show impresses Phil

Ledbury mayor Phil Bettington, has praised those involved in last weekend's production of the musical Guys and Dolls.   more...

Jubilee appeal is growing fast

Sponsorship has now been found for 30 of the 50 oaks to be planted in Ledbury for the Queen's Golden Jubilee.   more...

Butcher Dave's cut above rest

Ledbury butcher Dave Waller is awash with honours following another triumphant showing in the Three Counties Sausage and Pie Competition judged last week.   more...

Praying for end to apathy

Bosbury vicar, the Rev Sue Strutt, is hoping that sudden enthusiasm will overcome apathy in the planning of the village's Golden Jubilee celebrations.   more...

Warning to elderly

POLICE are warning people across Herefordshire to beware of bogus callers, following incidents in Ross and Hereford.   more...

Learn to live in harmony

A Series of courses is being held to help farmers and landowners work in harmony with their surroundings.   more...

Pub arson trial delayed

THE trial of Janet Kaye, formerly of the Seven Stars pub in Ledbury, on a charge of arson with intent to endanger life, has been delayed.   more...

Busy year ahead for twinning group

An active programme for the spring and summer has been announced by the Ledbury and Stromstad Twinning Group.   more...

`Farms face ruin if subsidies cut'

SCEPTICAL, fearful and fed up is the response from local farmers to a new Government report on radical changes for an industry in crisis.   more...

Andy helps bring history to life

youngsters from Ledbury Primary School had a real lesson in history this week, when the Home Guard arrived with tales of British life during the Second World War.   more...

Farmer shortlisted for top award

A FARMER from Bishop's Frome is on a shortlist of three for a top award from the National Farmers' Union.   more...

Firms given deadline to bid for care homes

Herefordshire Council could be in a position to announce a secure future for Leadon Bank residential care home in Ledbury and Froome Bank, Bromyard, by this spring.   more...

Fight on to save free parking

plans to drastically cut free car parking in Ledbury by introducing charges at Lawnside Road have drawn condemnation from motorists and traders alike.   more...

Sport

Tackling became poor

LEDBURY U10'S 5pts, BROMYARD U10'S 15pts   more...

Ledbury race to crucial victory

LEDBURY 29pts,   more...

Hockey programme beats weather

While most sport was wiped out by the rain-drenched conditions over the weekend, the hockey programme was not lost as the majority of clubs now play on artificial surfaces suitable for all types of weather.   more...

Magpies fly home in style

LEDBURY MAGPIES 52,   more...

Newent Seconds made to hang on

NEWENT SECOND XI 2, PAINSWICK 1   more...

Ledbury swimmers hang on for win

LEDBURY & District ASC travelled to Pontypool for a tough second round of the Bluebell League on Saturday.   more...

1/2/02 - Testing Trophy task for United

HEREFORD United player-coach Phil Robinson has warned his side not to take Hampton and Richmond Borough lightly as they chase a place in the last 16 of the FA Umbro Trophy.   more...

Runners to form club

KEEN runners and athletes are being invited to Ledbury Rugby Club on Wednesday (February 6) with the intention of forming a club.   more...

Town looking to return to action

LEDBURY Town are looking to return to action tomorrow (Saturday) when they entertain next to bottom side Walsall Wood (2.45) at New Street in the Express & Star Premier Division.   more...

LEDBURY SWIFTS 3, BROMYARD 1

LEDBURY entertained local rivals Bromyard in this Under 14's league game.   more...

  
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