Hundreds packed the streets for Leominster’s Victorian street market, but the event left a sour taste for at least one local business.
Law-breakers who fell foul of last year’s police efforts to reduce the effects of booze-related crime have been sent a Christmas card – by the police.
Do you – or someone you know – spend days on end without having someone to chat to? If so, Age Concern Leominster and District could have the answer as they announce an extension of their Care Call service.
An uneasy silence hangs over Leominster in the wake of last week’s murder of local pawnbroker George Black.
Herefordshire Council has apologised to motorists in advance for possible disruption in Ledbury during an archeological dig at the Master’s House early next year.
An internet ‘blog’ set up after the saga of Bromyard’s disappearing signs has taken a swipe at objectors who called for them to be taken down.
The educational future of thousands of youngsters was under the spotlight yesterday (Tuesday) as cabinet members, political group leaders, head teachers and governors met for a one-day conference called by Herefordshire Council.
Motorists can expect delays on the A44 near Leominster for two evenings later this week.
Thieves have snatched two bicycles – believed to be the only ones of their kind in the country – from a locked garage at Wigmore.
An ill wind is blowing in Ross-on-Wye as a farmer takes on planners who refused to support his application for a wind turbine on his 400 acre land, which he says would negate his electricity bills and mean he can release surplus power to the National Grid.