Herefordshire | Archive | 2007 | July
HUNDREDS of young pheasants died in a fire near Bromyard. more...
HUNDREDS of young pheasants died in a fire near Bromyard. more...
HEARING Dogs for Deaf People is the talk at the next meeting of Bromyard Women's Institute. Barbara Ward gives the talk at 7.30pm at St Peter's Church meeting room on Monday. New members are welcome. For details, call 01885 488411. more...
HEARING Dogs for Deaf People is the talk at the next meeting of Bromyard Women's Institute. Barbara Ward gives the talk at 7.30pm at St Peter's Church meeting room on Monday. New members are welcome. For details, call 01885 488411. more...
THE newly-formed Bishop's Frome Youth Club, which meets at the village centre, is offering local young people the chance to go kayaking on Thursday, August 23. Any young person wishing to book a place should phone 01885 490411. more...
STAFF, pupils and parents at St Peters Primary School in Bromyard dodged the rain to enjoy their annual school fete.Entertainment was provided by the Queen Elizabeth High School band and pupils who performed in the school's recent Pop Idol contest. Hot dogs, burgers and strawberries and cream were enjoyed by hungry visitors on Saturday, June 16. The event raised £1,473 for the school. more...
BROMYARD'S hop-picking history has been immortalised in a new edition of an illustrated book. more...
THE popular Bromyard Gala steams into town this weekend, boasting a range of activities for all the family. more...
THE popular Bromyard Gala steams into town this weekend, boasting a range of activities for all the family. more...
BY George, they've done it. Three Bromyard pupils, all with the same name, have been rewarded for their community spirit. more...
COLOURFUL characters and lively dance routines are on the agenda as Burley Gate Primary School prepares to perform the hit musical Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. more...
COLOURFUL characters and lively dance routines are on the agenda as Burley Gate Primary School prepares to perform the hit musical Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. more...
A BEHIND the scenes glimpse at the work of the Colwall Players is on offer during a 20th anniversary open day on Saturday, July 21. more...
A FOUR-wheeler trailer was stolen from outside Evendine Court, Evendine Lane, Colwall. more...
HEREFORD'S Nappaccino mornings are being moved to a new venue at The Courtyard on Monday. more...
HEREFORD'S Nappaccino mornings are being moved to a new venue at The Courtyard. more...
FOLLOWING the completion and dedication of the new Thomas Traherne stained glass windows at Hereford Cathedral a new publication of meditations has been launched by author Dr Gordon Leah. more...
THE tale of two kittens rescued from floods has come to a happy ending. more...
HEREFORDSHIRE people have the chance to cross the border into Worcestershire and, if the weather is clear, overlook six counties. more...
HEREFORD United striker Andy Williams has signed for Bristol Rovers for an undisclosed fee. more...
A HEREFORDSHIRE councillor has accused Herefordshire Council of 'cultural vandalism of the highest order'. more...
A HEREFORDSHIRE councillor has accused Herefordshire Council of 'cultural vandalism of the highest order'. more...
A TEAM of eight teenagers from Bishop of Hereford Bluecoat School in has won one of only 12 places available in the 2007 Kielder Challenge Finals after beating off competition from more than 250 teams across the UK. more...
ENGLISH Heritage officials are to inspect a 4,000-year-old monument discovered on the edge of Hereford. more...
A 17-year-old male youth has been sentenced to three-and-a-half year Public Protection Order after admitting an assault which left its victim in a coma for seven weeks. more...
HEREFORDSHIRE Council continues to increase its efficiency in council tax collection - securing 98.4% of tax owed in the last financial year. more...
DUE to popular demand, Herefordshire Council is to organise a series of open afternoons' for the public to view the newly unearthed Rotherwas Ribbon - a Bronze Age surface of cracked stones discovered as a result of the construction of the Rotherwas relief road in Hereford. more...
A POLICE helicopter hovered over Ledbury in the early hours of Thursday morning, following police concerns over the welfare of a middle-aged man who had dialled 999 from the town's cemetery. more...
THERE were celebrations this week at Weston's Cider, Much Marcle, thanks to the birth of nine Gloucestershire Old Spot piglets at the Visitor's Centre. more...
AN outdoor concert given by staff and pupils tonight (Friday) at 6.30pm will conclude the annual music week at Ashperton Primary School. more...
BURGLARS targeted an isolated house near Bosbury and attempted to gain access by forcing patio doors. more...
AN outdoor concert given by staff and pupils tonight (Friday) at 6.30pm will conclude the annual music week at Ashperton Primary School. more...
TRIBUTES and cards have been pouring in after Ledbury cricketer Stewart Robertson collapsed during a match. more...
RELATIVES of the Victorian poet Elizabeth Barrett Browning and her poet husband Robert Browning met at Hope End on Wednesday at a memorial to the poet. more...
RELATIVES of the Victorian poet Elizabeth Barrett Browning and her poet husband Robert Browning met at Hope End on Wednesday at a memorial to the poet. more...
LEDBURY Poetry Festival has managed to secure a last minute appearance involving three gifted international poets with tales to tell. more...
STAPLOW-based Firework Factors has gone into receivership. more...
LEDBURY childminder Lizzie McAteer, of Bridge Street, is the first childminder in the county to pass a new Government initiative to improve standards. more...
aBARRY Connally, the developer who built 12 homes off Albert Road, says drains serving the properties are not responsible for recent flooding in a neighbouring house. more...
AT least 1,000 people gathered in the High Street to cheer on the crew of HMS Ledbury as they were offered the Freedom of the Town. more...
PLANNING permission has been granted by Forest of Dean District Council for a new building to house 12,000 free-range hens at Drews Farm, near Dymock. more...
LEDBURY Rotary Club has a new president, in the shape of local agricultural engineer Tony Wargent. more...
THERE will be a Neighbourhood Watch meeting at Canon Frome Court on Wednesday, July 11 from 7.30pm. more...
TOWN councillor and local retailer Martin Eager has launched a petition against Herefordshire Council's proposals to demolish the youth centre in Bye Street and build a new library on the site. more...
NEW multiplay equipment is being fitted at Ledbury recreation ground this week. more...
PREMIER Foods is set to close Robertson's Ledbury Preserves by the autumn of 2008 and shift manufacture of the plant's products to Cambridgeshire. more...
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