Sunday, 14th March 2010

Group attacks housing shortage

The lack of provision for affordable housing in South Herefordshire, and the rest of the county,  has come under fire from Hereford-based pressure group Community First.

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.

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Tributes to a fallen hero

Herefordshire is in mourning for  Lance Corporal Daniel Cooper, who died from his wounds after an explosion near Sangin in Helmand Province on Sunday.

Plans for 1,000 homes unveiled

Around 1,000 new homes could be provided in Ross over the next 15 years, under  Herefordshire Council’s  Shaping Our Place for 2026 plans.

School marks 30th anniversary

Three decades of achievement  were praised by Countess Darnley JP as John Kyrle High School marked the anniversary of its formation in 1979.

Card firm boss welcomes court date

The director of a Ross-on-Wye-based gaming company accused of promoting allegedly unfair scratchcards has defended the firm’s position.

Mayor’s pledge to keep tax down

Ross mayor John Edwards has pledged to buck the national trend of cost-cutting on public services as far as possible.

Snow news is good news

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Enjoying a read with a snowman at the Hereford Journal offices are reporter Sally Boyce, advertisement representative Wendy Price and receptionist Ruth Holder.
Picture by: Andy Compton