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Temporary Post Office Opens at Leominster Corn Square Following Closure
A temporary Post Office counter has opened in Leominster following a four-week closure of the town’s postal services.
Tesco Plans To Open Convenience Store In Credenhill
Retail giant Tesco is planning to open a new Express convenience store in Credenhill.
Local Campaigners Challenge Plans Ahead of £45m Bypass Start
Herefordshire Council is facing mounting pressure from local residents and campaigners over the environmental impact and traffic consequences of the first phase of the proposed Hereford bypass.
Hereford's Green Dragon Hotel Put Up For Sale
One of Hereford’s most prominent historic landmarks, the Green Dragon Hotel, has been put up for sale following an extensive multi-year refurbishment and business development project.
Cost Of Lugwardine Traffic Calming Scheme Revealed
Details have been revealed regarding the £438,670 cost of a traffic calming scheme along the main A438 in Lugwardine.
Temporary Toilets Installed In Kington Following Market Hall Closure
Herefordshire Council has begun essential maintenance on the town’s Market Hall and the adjacent Coach House, which houses the public facilities.
£50,000 Raised For New Dementia Support Van in Herefordshire
A Herefordshire charity has raised over £50,000 to purchase a new vehicle to support residents living with dementia and their families.
Planning Inspector Approves Venns Lane Care Home Scheme on Appeal
St Barnabas Church in Hereford can be demolished to clear the way for a 52-bed care home after a planning refusal was overturned on appeal.
Director Of The Core Skate CIC Tells HHR Of "Fairy-Tale" Rescue Following Huge Community Support
The Core Skate CIC, a not-for-profit roller skating rink and community space in Hereford, has praised the support of volunteers after being forced to move to a new location.
Ross-On-Wye Town Council Rejects 156-Home Proposal
Ross-on-Wye Town Council has strongly rejected a proposal to build up to 156 homes on land at Marsh Farm, following a packed public meeting last week.
Hereford Museum Redevelopment Costs Reach £4.5m Ahead of Building Work
Herefordshire Council originally budgeted £20.5 million to transform the Grade II listed museum and library on Broad Street, which closed in 2023, into a "world-class" cultural attraction.
Consultation Launched Over Future Of Landmark Ross-On-Wye Building
Residents and local groups are being consulted on whether a disused landmark building in Ross-on-Wye should be converted into a special school to help address a shortage of places across the county.
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PRODUCT RECALL | Sainsbury’s recalls popular product over food safety concerns
Sainsbury’s has recalled a popular pack of pitted black olives after Listeria monocytogenes was found in the product. The recall affects Inspired to Cook by Sainsbury’s Pitted Black Olives, sold in 120g packs. Customers are being urged not to eat the olives if they have a use-by date of: The Food Standards Agency (FSA) issued the recall notice on 4 […]
BREAKING NEWS | Four people have been arrested on suspicion of murder after the death of a three-month-old child
Four people have been arrested on suspicion of murder after the death of a three-month-old child in Great Wyrley. Staffordshire Police said officers were called at around 8.45am on Saturday, September 5, after West Midlands Ambulance Service reported a child in cardiac arrest. The child was later pronounced dead at the scene. Police said four […]
BREAKING NEWS | Man charged with murder following death of a man last week
A man has been charged with murder following the death of a man in Worcester last week. From West Mercia Police: Pawel Jezierski, of Wylds Lane in Worcester, has been charged with murder. The charge is in relation to the death of a man in Worcester on Tuesday evening (1 September). The 46-year-old has been […]
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Crime files: Lawyer's clerk accused of murdering employer's housekeeper
A lawyer's clerk was cleared of murdering his employer's housekeeper by strangling back in 1859.
Latest food hygiene ratings given to businesses in August
HEREFORDSHIRE pubs, restaurants and takeaways have been handed new ratings in the latest round of food hygiene inspections in August.
'Exciting and terrifying' - city businessman heading to Motor City
A collectibles shop owner is heading to a pop culture convention to bag signed memorabilia and sign some of his bespoke artwork.
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Trump Continues Irish Visit At Golf Tournament
US President Donald Trump continues his visit to Ireland on Sunday after stirring up a diplomatic row hours into the trip by backing Irish unification..
Second Cryptocurrency Billionaire Gives 36 Million To Reform
Reform UK has received a second £36 million donation from a cryptocurrency billionaire..










