GUILD OF ST. AGATHA VISITS SKENFRITH The Guild of St Agatha is the Catholic Association of Bellringers.The Guild was formed on St. Agatha's Day, 5th February 1983. Its aim is to further the interests of Roman Catholic bellringers and churches with
WORKERS at a county housing association cut down on printing for a week and donated their leftover paper to charity. Herefordshire Housing staff were asked to think before you print', saving enough paper to help a number of schools and orphanages
BUDDING young mechanics from two county primary schools have swapped the classroom for the garage. St Peter's and Brockhampton pupils have been getting their hands dirty in a competition to build a model car engine. Last November, Haynes Publishing
A HEREFORDSHIRE school has received an award for sport. St Joseph's RC Primary School in Ross-on-Wye has been awarded the Active Mark' for sport. The award was in recognition of the range of sports and after-school clubs and for achievement at
PUPILS at a Herefordshire school will be changing their mode of transport to tackle traffic congestion. Youngsters attending St Michael's CE Primary School in Bodenham are going to leave the comfort of a car and hop on a bus as part of a greener
ALMOST £3 million of lottery money has been allocated to the Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). The protected area - which includes Herefordshire, Monmouthshire and Gloucestershire - has been awarded £2.8 million. The Heritage
THE deputy leader of the Liberal Democrats will be in Hereford on the weekend. Vince Cable is the guest speaker at the political party's three-course dinner at the city's racecourse on Saturday (April 12). Hereford's Liberal Democrat parliamentary
RACECOURSE visitors have looked back into the past on the day the Grand National took place. Hundreds of families travelled to the city course for a family and local history fair. Genealogy is one of the country’s most popular pastimes, but
LEDBURY Tourist Information Centre (TIC) has re-opened in the Master's House tomorrow following the restoration of the Grade II listed building. The Master's House is undergoing a £2 million project to house the TIC, town library, offices,
A RETIRED Hereford businessman and motorcycle enthusiast is hoping to raise £250,000 for charity when he embarks on a three-month tour of Europe. Andy Trickett and pal Kevin Dixon-Nutt, from Berkshire, have been planning the All The Way Round motorbike
A MOBILE sight loss information service is coming to the county. The service, run by Action for Blind People, offers information, advice and support to people affected by visual impairment. Today (Tuesday April 7), it will be in Kington, outside
PLANS to convert a former hospital in Ledbury into a business centre have won regional funding. Herefordshire Council has granted permission for the scheme, while Advantage West Midlands is providing almost £200,000 in funding. The plans - submitted
Tuesday 8th April 2008 at allpay.park Kick-off 7.45pm. Worcester Infirmary Cup, Semi-final. 1. JON PUGH 2. TERRY GREEN 3. JON HILL 4. TOM SPAREY 5. SCOTT JACKSON 6. JAMIE CUSS 7. PAUL ALLAM 8. ASHLEY DAY 9. DAN
WITH environmental issues at the top of many people's agendas, the Hereford Times has teamed up with a top countryside fair. We have joined up with Herefordshire Country Fair to launch a new conservation competition to encourage environmental enhancement
HEREFORD fire services were called to Shucknall this morning after a collision left a person trapped in their vehicle. Firefighters attended the scene on the A4103 at 8.51am. They released the casualty and the scene was cleared by 9.15am.
HEREFORD firefighters were called to Mortimer road yesterday morning (06/04/08). Four temporary units were well alight when they arrived at the scene at 3.50am.
