Thursday, 29th July 2010

Utd’s new owners to build on Turner’s foundation

Hereford United’s new owners say they want supporters to be “proud” of their club.

Merger ‘could save £5m a year’

Health and social care services in Herefordshire could be merged into one organisation under plans to make  £5million a year savings.

Racecourse stand named after businessman

Hereford Racecourse’s grandstand will be named after a pioneering county businessman and soldier on Saturday.

New home will create 60 jobs

Around 60 jobs are expected to be created when mental healthcare provider Priory Group opens a new care home for older people in Hereford.

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Appeals over two missing people

Police in Herefordshire have made desperate appeals to the public to locate two missing people.

Festival in its 30th year

NOW In its thirtieth year, the Leominster Festival has been showcasing home grown talents and welcoming artists from further afield, culminating in a performance from the Birmingham Philharmonic Orchestra on Sunday evening.

Repairs ahead for Mr Granger sculpture

Leominster’s jolly giant is in a bad way, the town council has been told, and expert help is being sought to put him back on his feet.

County turns blue as Jesse and Bill win polls

It was a night for the blues when Conservative hopeful Jesse Norman snatched victory from the Lib Dems in Hereford and South to stand alongside fellow Tory winner Bill Wiggin, who reclaimed his North Herefordshire seat by a comfortable margin.

Stolen notices scupper festival

A music festival due to take place in Hereford next month has been cancelled after the licence application was withdrawn by Herefordshire Council.

Club threatened by rent rise

A town councillor is leading the charge to save Ledbury Town football club as it battles the threat of a 140 per cent rent increase.