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Bibles for prisoners in Leominster cells
PRISONERS held in custody at a county police station will now be able to seek advice from a higher power. Bibles have been donated to the custody suite at Leominster Police Station, which handles prisoners from across the county, by the Hereford
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Sport club's bund removed
AN EARTH barrier built without permission by a Hereford sport’s club is being removed by council workers today. The 600-metre earth bund, which contains rubble and waste, was built by Hereford City Sports Club in 2005 without planning permission
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Licensed to thrill
HEREFORD will be one of the first places in the UK to see the most anticipated film of the year, with a champagne gala screening that gets a special silver celebration off to a corking start. The new James Bond movie Quantum of Solace will be shown at
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Plans to rebuild war memorial
PLANS have been submitted to rebuild a dismantled war memorial ahead of this year’s Remembrance Day. The structure was removed from The Prospect after Roman remains were discovered during building work. But with November 11 fast approaching, Royal
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County school has open day
LADY Hawkins High School is opening its doors to the public on Thursday evening. Staff and students will be on hand to answer any questions and demonstrate activities typical of the school calendar. The event is between 6.30pm and 9pm.
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Choose the school for your children
PARENTS of pupils making the move to secondary school next year have some important choices to make. Herefordshire Council has asked parents of Year 6 children to name three schools they would like them to go to. This needs to be done, in order
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Sports club's bund removed
A SPORTS club’s unauthorised earth bund is being removed by council workers. The 600-metre bund, which contains rubble and waste, was built by Hereford City Sports Club in 2005 without planning permission. The Grandstand Road club later
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Tough Lucs
LUCTONIANS are gunning for glory this season, with a tough 48-hour Army training session to kick start the season. Twenty team members thought they were tackling a routine fitness session, but that became a two-day military-style survival exercise
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Hereford jobs go in credit crunch
WORKERS in Hereford are among those to have lost their jobs as the credit crunch hits a Midlands firm. W and J Scaffolding, which has bases in Hereford, Shrewsbury and Telford, has reduced its workforce by 30 people, blaming a downturn in the housing
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Leominster pub in new hands
TOGETHER they made it the best pub in Herefordshire – now Glynn and Kate Hopkin have called time on The Chequers Inn. The husband and wife team have sold the pub in Leominster after three years in charge and several awards. The pair sold the
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Hereford road's impact to be assessed
THE impact of the Rotherwas Access Road on business will be examined in a new survey. Herefordshire Council wants traders on the Rotherwas Estate to talk to them about transport. The latest Rotherwas Travel Plan Survey, to be launched on Monday
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Narnia comes to Leominster
FILM lovers in Leominster can be transported to another world next week. The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian, based on the book by CS Lewis, will be showing in the Lion Ballroom at 7.30pm on October 1 as part of the Flicks in the Sticks scheme.
