A private coach company is to axe all its regular bus services in the Bishops Castle area, leaving many elderly people and those without Cars stranded in south-west Shropshire.
Seven days after telling the Journal he did not expect to appear in the more sensational columns of the Daily Telegraph on the subject of his expenses, Leominster Tory MP Bill Wiggin was forced to admit he had claimed a total of more than £11,000 during 23 consecutive months on the wrong house.
The boss is back in town, as John Davies, former sidelined owner of top soft fruit growers the S&A Group – who had been asked to step aside by Lloyds Bank in April – returned to the fold this week at the company HQ at Brooks Farm, Marden.
Plans to reopen Hereford’s prestigious Left Bank restaurant and conference centre will take another step forward tomorrow (Thursday) when managers hold a Recruitment Day at the riverside complex.
The news of yet another refusal of its plans for a swimming pool in the town has brought a sharp response from Bromyard and District Swimming Pool Trust.
A town councillor is backing parents’ calls for money to be spent on childrens’ play areas on two residential estates in Ledbury as the county council earmarks funding which residents fear could just be allocated to the out-of-town recreation ground.
As revelations about their expenses continued to batter reputations of MPs throughout the UK, Herefordshire’s two elected members remained calm in the face of the gathering storm.
Vital decisions affecting Hereford city are being made without local councillors being involved in the decision-making process.
The funeral of Daren Loader will take place at St Martin’s Church, Ross Road, Hereford at 1pm this Friday, May 15.
A plan to spend £17million on offices for 1,600 staff at the former Bulmers Cider site at Plough Lane in Hereford is likely to be approved at a council cabinet meeting this week.
