Personal power for the planet. April 25th - 27th 2008, Golden Valley, Herefordshire This participatory weekend workshop includes creative ways to strengthen our connection with each other, our community and our world. How do we turn painful feelings
On Sunday, April 6, from 11 a.m. - 5 p.m., Brobury House will participate in the National Gardens Scheme Open Gardens. Stroll through five acres of gardens, set on the banks of the beautiful River Wye in Brobury. Experience a delightful combination
A FORMER Kington pupil is to meet Prince Philip after completing the Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award. Darryn Edwards, a founder member of Lady Hawkins' School's Duke of Edinburgh Club, will receive his award from the prince at St James' Palace
THE owners of a Leominster shop are counting on readers to uncover its past. Barber & Manuel, the delicatessen and grocery store, is being refurbished for the 21st century. A coffee shop and upstairs lunchtime restaurant are planned at the Victoria
HEREFORD Times news editor Ian Morris has been continuing his course with the Herefordshire Advanced Motorists. He has now been out on five drives with his observer Robin Turner and this week made his way down to the county's only motorway. "The
HEREFORD Leisure Centre has been rated fifth in the country for public leisure services and has joined Ross Swimming Pool in being rated as within the top 10% of public leisure facilities nationwide. The accolade comes from Quest, the UK quality
DOG owners are being warned to be vigilant after a number of pets have gone missing in south Herefordshire. Several owners have reported their dogs missing to the police and don't believe that they have wandered off or got lost. Anne Rudge, from
YOUNG Hereford-based apprentices have learned about road safety from an award winning group. More than 50 apprentices from Special Metals Wiggin saw a hardhitting presentation about the consequences of poor driving from a road safety group which
THE search is on for Herefordshire's Village of the Year. The Calor Villages of the Year 2008 competition has just been launched with organisers encouraging entries from as many county villages as possible. Its aim is to promote community involvement
HEREFORDSHIRE'S new High Sheriff was officially pricked' into action by the Queen during an ancient ceremony at Buckingham Palace. Last November, Lt Col Michael Robin Ogilvie Leigh, of Yarkhill, was nominated in a ceremony at London's High
HEREFORD Leisure Centre was broken into over the bank holiday weekend. Burglars got into its cafeteria late Sunday night (March 23) or in the early hours on Monday morning (March 24) and took money from a gaming machine. Around £200 of damage was also
FIREFIGHTERS were called to two cars on fire on a Leominster housing estate. Firefighters were called to Ropewalk Avenue in the early hours of this morning (Wednesday March 26) after reports that a Mitsubishi Carisma and a Peugeot 106 were on fire.
A HEREFORD student is taking the high and the low road in a gruelling fundraising challenge. James Davis, from Tupsley, is combining a charity cycle ride with the Three Peaks challenge. The Cardiff University student will leave John O'Groats for
PARENTS in Ross-on-Wye are being urged to talk to their children about the dangers of playing on bridges after two reported incidents of objects being thrown at vehicles on the A40. Motorists reported bricks or rocks being thrown from the Bridge between
A COUNTY school has celebrated its 135th birthday with a Victorian Day. Pupils at Canon Pyon Primary School wore Victorian costume throughout the day to mirror what children would have been wearing when the school opened back in 1873. In the
