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Christmas concert

There will be a Christmas concert at Sheppard House day centre in Newent on Tuesday, November 29, at 7.30pm, featuring the Dean Singers. Mulled wine and mince pies will be served and tickets, priced £3.50, are available on 01531 821227.   more...

Targetting fly-tippers

MEMBERS of an anti-crime group are ready to sift through rubbish to find clues to the identity of fly-tippers in the Newent area.   more...

Spend money in town

Newent traders are being urged to get involved in a new Forest-wide scheme to promote the benefits and attractions of local shopping.   more...

Vineyard owners toast a record harvest

This year's grape harvest at Compton Green Vineyard near Newent produced bumper yields for both red and white wines.   more...

Feathers ruffled as hunts flock to birds

THE owner of the National Bird of Prey Centre has attacked the use of eagles and large owls to get round the anti-hunting law.   more...

Shop opens

A charity Christmas card shop at Colwall Library opens on Tuesday (November 15) and runs until December 16. Opening hours are: Tuesdays, 10am-1pm and 2pm-5pm; Wednesdays, 2pm-7pm; Fridays, 10am-1pm and 2pm-5pm; Saturdays, 10am-1pm and 2pm-4pm.   more...

Storytime!

A storytime session for under-fives takes place at Colwall Library from 11am to 11.30am on Tuesday, November 15.   more...

Cattery stays

A CATTERY in Colwall built without planning permission can remain . . . for now.   more...

Singing sensation

SINGING on stage at The Downs school, Colwall, on Thursday were 223 children from nine local schools.   more...

Nursery rating as outstanding

CARE and welfare standards in the nursery department at the Downs School, Colwall, have been rated outstanding in an Ofsted report.   more...

Start-up help on offer

ANYONE interested in working from home or starting their own business should drop in to Bromyard's Hope Family Centre next week.   more...

Get behind the wheel

Bromyard WRVS needs help delivering meals on wheels.   more...

Web forum planned for town

A NEW community web site is being launched in Bromyard.   more...

John's a dab hand as new Mr Fix It

BROMYARD'S new Mr Fix It is being kept busy doing odd jobs for elderly residents in and around town.   more...

999 service in new mast bid

A NEW communications mast could be erected at Bromyard Town Football Club, close to the current Vodafone mobile phone mast.   more...

Enlightening lecture

Ledbury and District U3A's annual meeting is on Thursday, November 17, at 2pm.   more...

Good food and local produce win spot in top guide

Two businesses in the area have made it into the prestigious Les Routiers British Pubs and Inns Guide, due out this autumn.   more...

Charity workers miss Christmas twice over!

A Ledbury woman and her daughter will spend Christmas in Romania, as charity workers with the Smiles Foundation.   more...

Lights green at nursery

Wednesday saw the official opening the new £400,000 nursery unit at Ledbury Primary School.   more...

Parish's taxing issue

DYMOCK Parish Council is planning to apply for grants to help meet the cost of refurbishing the village play area.   more...

Marathon effort through Big Apple

Runner Phillip Howells of Kempley Brook, Ledbury, tackled the New York Marathon and finished in the top 10 per cent of those competing.   more...

Homes debate is crucial to future

PART of a field behind the Ann Cam School in Dymock is being offered to a housing association for a possible homes scheme.   more...

Raid at garage

Thieves broke into the Newtown crossroads service station at Lower Eggleton and made off with a large quantity of cigarettes.   more...

Out of hospital

The Ledbury man whose skull was fractured after he was attacked in Hereford city centre on Sunday, October 30, has been discharged from hospital.   more...

Return of pasty time forgot!

STAFF at John Miles the Butchers have used a magazine article from 1953 to re-create a long-vanished Herefordshire speciality, The Elizabeth Pasty.   more...

Driver is cut free from crashed car

Ledbury firefighters used cutting gear to free a trapped and badly injured man from his car, following a serious road accident at Donnington.   more...

Two lost heroes commemorated

ALMOST 90 years after the guns fell silent, two casualties of the First World War will finally be commemorated on war memorials close to where they fell.   more...

Sport

4/11/05 - Match could be set for a replay

LEDBURY Rugby Club travelled to Old Leamingtonians on Saturday to try and avoid their sixth successive defeat of the season.   more...

11/11/05 - Roberts is Frome's clubman

BISHOP'S Frome were able to celebrate promotion to division five of the Flint and Cook Marches League at their well attended annual dinner and awards evening at the Tarrington Arms.   more...

11/11/05 - Pete Butler is Colwall CC captain

HARD-HITTING batsman Pete Butler is the new Colwall Cricket Club captain after a unanimous vote at the club's annual general meeting on Monday.   more...

11/11/05 - Fixtures ...

SATURDAY   more...

11/11/05 - Bridge results

LEDBURY DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB   more...

11/11/05 - Youngest champ

PENCOMBE driver George Thomas has become the youngest ever BTRDA rally champion in the organisation's 67-year history.   more...

11/11/05 - Cup joy can lift league season

GRAHAM Turner believes Hereford United's FA Cup success will give his side a much-needed lift ahead of tomorrow's Conference clash with Woking.   more...

11/11/05 - Errors are so costly

ONCE again Bromyard dominated for long periods of this West Midlands Premier Division game but individual defensive errors cost them the match.   more...

11/11/05 - Mixed results for Jenkins

LEDBURY's Terry Jenkins had mixed fortunes at the weekend in the Budweiser UK Open Scottish regional finals.   more...

11/11/05 - Colwall extend their unbeaten start

COLWALL kept up their unbeaten run with a 4-1 win against Stroud at the Ledbury Leisure Centre on Saturday.   more...

11/11/05 - First XV away

LEDBURY RFC first XV will be looking for their first Midlands Three West South points of the season tomorrow (Saturday) when they visit Bedworth.   more...

11/11/05 - Dan Herbert hits Town equaliser

LEDBURY Town visited local rivals Kington on Saturday in the West Midlands premier division and came away with a deserved draw.   more...

11/11/05 - Junior Soccer Scene

WIDEMARSH WANDERERS U11s 3,   more...

11/11/05 - Dynamo progress after nine-goal cup thriller

FOUR teams from thesoccersite.co.uk Malvern League played in the Herefordshire FA Sunday Cup.   more...

  
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