Herefordshire | Archive | 2005 | May
LOCAL politics is a family affair for Jill Churchill. more...
THE family of a three-year-old boy who died outside Gatwick Airport have said an emotional thank you to their army of well-wishers on the anniversary of the toddler's death. more...
FOR a second time, Hereford's Eign Gate Acorns shop has sold a winning lottery ticket - this time to one of its own volunteers. more...
PRINCE Charles has put forward his latest plans to develop a 900-acre Herefordshire estate. more...
DAVID Llewellin is haunted by a face he has never seen. The face of a three-month-old girl smothered in kisses until it was smashed - beyond recognition. more...
A SUNDAY climb ended in tragedy for an experienced Herefordshire mountain guide. more...
A CHANCE meeting at Madley brought two WRAF friends together for the first time in 60 years. more...
TIME is running out to enter the annual Sue Parry six-a-side charity football festival. more...
A WOMAN with a strong background in local government has been installed as the new mayor of Ledbury. more...
A CARAVAN site for workers on a Herefordshire farm can stay. more...
THE future of a Herefordshire pub remains in the balance. more...
CRUCIAL Crew in Hereford this year promises to be the biggest ever - with about 1,600 schoolchildren attending the half-day session in `lessons for life'. more...
COUNTY Air Ambulance has taken delivery of a new 4 x 4 Land Rover Freelander, which will become the charity's emergency responder vehicle for the RAF Cosford base. more...
MORE than 3,000 youngsters across Herefordshire have taken part in one of the county's biggest youth surveys. more...
HEREFORD Sixth Form College is one of the best places to study A-levels in the country, according to new independent data. more...
A DISPUTE over newly-installed windows in an unauthorised amenity building for fruit pickers could land Herefordshire strawberry king John Davies in jail. more...
THE Court of Appeal has quashed the conviction of a Herefordshire man for killing his daughter because of concerns about the jury's deliberations during the trial. more...
HISTORIC Pembridge Market Hall - saved from potential collapse by a £200,000 restoration scheme - is set for a new lease of life as a modern hub for ancient tradition. more...
A HEREFORDSHIRE man has completed his charity challenge of driving to Scotland and back on one tank of fuel. more...
VANDALS have hit Hereford's bid for a Britain in Bloom hat-trick. more...
WHEN Percy and Florence Arrowsmith signed the register in All Saints Church on June 1, 1925, they could not for a moment have imagined that they would one day make it into a very different kind of record book. more...
A LOCAL businessman is donating a £5,000 prize for a hole in one at Belmont Golf Club. more...
HEREFORD'S new Whitecross High School is rapidly rising up and taking shape. more...
THOUSANDS of holidaymakers and islanders watched Hereford TA soldier Lance Corporal Lisa Frost march through the streets of Guernsey as she took part in a commemoration parade to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the island's liberation. more...
AN ancient Saxon wall in Hereford is being restored and opened up for public viewing by Herefordshire Council's Archaeology Service. more...
AN 84-year-old Second World War survivor has unveiled sculptures at a former bomb factory in Hereford that played a big part in the war effort. more...
MONEY from a mystery benefactor should have Hereford's very own Nelson's Column shipshape in time for the Trafalgar Day bi-centenary celebrations later this year. more...
PARENTS with children attending Hereford-shire's church schools have been given an extra week to put forward their views on the possible changes to the faith school bus service. more...
CAMPAIGNERS who are trying to save part of Leominster's Second World War heritage hope a cache of old photographs will boost their cause. more...
HEREFORDSHIRE planners have left a Leominster supermarket in a bit of a pickle. more...
PENSIONERS daunted by information technology but who are keen to get started are being urged to sign up for a Computers for the Terrified training course in Leominster. more...
PROTEST letters and two petitions from traders and shoppers objecting to the pedestrianisation of Corn Square, Leominster, puzzled civic leaders. more...
AN evening `taxi bus' between Leominster Station and villages to the west of the town will cease running if there is not an increase in passenger numbers. more...
LEOMINSTER Community Centre is celebrating. more...
PLANS to build a £1 million complex of flats for the homeless in Leominster have been scuppered. more...
CHARGES at some Leominster car parks have created chaos at the town's biggest free car park - leaving the town's `gateway for tourism' in ruins, it was claimed. more...
MARK Robinson is leaving Hereford United to join his former manager Chris Turner at Stockport County. more...
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