Tuesday, 9th February 2010

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Hundreds mourn fallen soldier

Hundreds lined the route from RAF Lyneham for Hereford’s Daniel Cooper and his fellow soldier, Peter Aldridge from Folkestone, both killed last week in Afghanistan.

Fruit farm sale falls through

Soft fruit giants S & A Produce’s negotiations to sell their Brierley Court headquarters have fallen through.
The firm has said it had intended to continue production by selling the farm site at Brierly and leasing it back from the new owner.

Fruit farm sale falls through

Soft fruit giants S & A Produce’s negotiations to sell their Brierley Court headquarters have fallen through.
The firm has said it had intended to continue production by selling the farm site at Brierly and leasing it back from the new owner.

Green plans are a first for country

Green-minded residents in Leominster are determined  that a renewable energy project will go ahead – and be the first of its kind in the country.

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Age is an issue for employer Don

Red tape and politically correct laws are driving a Hereford store manager round the twist.

Mother’s pride over Brit winner Ellie

Fourteen years ago a Herefordshire primary school girl predicted she would be famous one day, and judging by the huge fanfare of publicity currently surrounding Ellie Goulding, she was spot on.

Locals rally round to save centre

A campaign to save the Tudorville Youth Centre in Ross-on-Wye from closure is being launched by the local community association.

Breakfast time at farmhouse

Farmers and growers raised more than £1,000 for charities when they took part in a big breakfast event at a Ross-on-Wye farmhouse.

Cold comfort for growers

It’s an ill wind which blows some good for somebody, somewhere.

On a bicycle made to view

A collection of iconic castles, country houses and outstanding landscapes from the UK have been added to Google Street View, and Berrington Hall near Leominster is now one of 20 National Trust properties and landscapes which can be explored online.