Tuesday, 6th January 2009

Bikes worth £2,800 stolen

Thieves have snatched two bicycles – believed to be the only ones of their kind in the country – from a locked garage at Wigmore.

Vile way to beat crunch

Credit crunch misery has reached a low point at Leominster where thieves are resorting to stealing cabbages from the town’s allotments.

National Trust Christmas Fayre

Families can take time out from the high street and do some Christmas shopping amid the beautiful surroundings of elegant 18th century Berrington Hall near Leominster.

Helping the elderly make ends meet

Age Concern Leominster and District has received a boost to help support older people in the battle to fight the effects of low incomes.

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Antiques market is on the way

Collectors of antiques will be hot-footing it to Leominster next year when a new regular market begins.

Council’s in ‘deep water’ on floods

Herefordshire Council is in “deep water” over flooding concerns at Leominster which could threaten the future prosperity of the town, it’s been claimed this week.

Tourist trail will lead ‘em home

By George he’s done it! Now, thanks to the efforts of Leominster antiques’ man George Court, visitors from across a wide region will get to hear more about the town and its attractions.

Police step up patrols at school

Police at Leominster have responded to reports of a spate of anti-social behaviour and damage at Leominster Infants School.

Volunteer to help

If you have at least half a day a week to spare, Age Concern Leominster and District would like to hear from you!

Police bid to allay ‘no-go area’ fears

A police chief insists this week that nowhere in Herefordshire should be a ‘no-go area’ and he gives townsfolk assurances that Leominster – and the rest of the county – are safe places.