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Major revamp at Herefordshire petrol station
A PETROL station in a Herefordshire town has been given a major makeover. The Morrisons garage in Station Street, Ross-on-Wye, has been acquired by Motor Fuel Group (MFG), with a new sign above the shop. The Morrisons Daily brand is now above
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Lamb records broken for Badger Face Welsh Mountain sheep
It was a record-breaking day for Badger Face Welsh Mountain sheep at the society’s main sale at Brecon Mart, where new records were set for both Torddu ram lambs and ewe lambs, with a top ram lamb sold to a Hereford farmer. Setting a new ram lamb
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Hereford workers 'thankful' after deal to save shop from closure
THE future of a Hereford shop is looking brighter after a rescue deal was agreed for its sale. The Body Shop, an iconic brand across the UK, has a shop in Commercial Street, Hereford. The business collapsed into administration in February this
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Who we mourned this week in Herefordshire
HERE are the death notices published by the Hereford Times this week. Every week, the Hereford Times publishes death notices and funeral announcements from the families of loved ones who have passed away. As well as appearing in print, our
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Why all these world-famous rock stars came to Herefordshire
A Herefordshire woman who hosted some of the country's most famous rockstars in her house is releasing a tell-all book about her experiences. Tiffany Murray is releasing her first memoir, detailing how it all started when her Herefordian mother
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Hereford's top places for pizza according to you
WITH pizza being one of the most popular British takeaways and dishes, it is not difficult to see why we have such a great selection of restaurants and cafes serving fresh pizza in the city. So that you can enjoy a pizza, no matter what topping
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Herefordshire farmer speaks out about 'tough industry'
This is a community voice column published in the Hereford Times on September 12. Pat Churchward, High Sheriff of Herefordshire BEING a farmer’s daughter, and closely involved in farming I was interested to speak to founders Emily and Sam Stables
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'Weak enforcement can't continue', Wye campaigners tell EA boss
Herefordshire campaigners on the state of the river Wye have urged the head of the Environment Agency (EA) to take more meaningful and prompt action against polluters. Following a meeting at Queenswood country park with EA chair Alan Lovell and
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We want speed limits slashed in these Hereford rat-run streets!
I CERTAINLY believe there are roads in and around the city that would benefit from a 20mph speed limit and speed bumps (Letters, September 5). ALSO READ: These are the dog breeds found straying the most in Herefordshire Hereford
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Herefordshire chiefs need to be honest about road repairs
I was bemused by Councillor Lester’s statement on road surface dressing (Spending for better roads, September 5). He reports “over 415,000 square metres of new surface laid.” Most normal people talk about linear features, such as roads, in terms
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Price slashed as stunning Herefordshire building heads to auction
A STUNNING character shop is heading for auction in a Herefordshire market town. The grade II listed building has been home to an antiques shop in Ross-on-Wye for the last 40 years and was initially put on the market with agents Jackson Preece
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Is this the best-maintained road in Hereford as more roadworks planned
I was interested to read your recent post regarding the major roadworks (online: Months of disruption to start on the A49 in Hereford, September 4). You state that the road goes around Hereford suggesting that it is a ring road. Nothing could be
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We will ALL be worse off if these plans are allowed to go ahead
INDEPENDENT education will be subject to VAT from January which will have a significantly detrimental impact on Herefordshire. Based on the latest published turnover of the independent schools in the county, this means £3.4m leaving the Marches
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Crime and potholes tackled by 'extraordinary' Hereford graduates
This is a talking point published in the Hereford Times on September 12. James Newby, chief executive, NMITE I WAS advised recently that the articles generating the most buzz for the Hereford Times usually involve one of three topics: local
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Response to homes plans for Herefordshire is so ironic
IT is almost amusing, but certainly ironic, that Herefordshire Council is now having to argue against so many houses demanded in the Government’s new target list (Shock at plans for even more houses in Herefordshire, August 12) What are your thoughts
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What's on in Hereford: music night at the Left Bank
An exciting new event will be descending on the Left Bank Village this October, with a popular DJ making a headline appearance. Max Walker, A DJ from Hay-on-Wye who ran several events at The Globe, is putting on a night of eclectic music, with
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For sale; Herefordshire church that could be a dream home
A CLOSED church in a rural Herefordshire village has been put up for sale. The grade II listed church, which dates back to the thirteenth century but was extensively rebuilt in 1864, is on the market with agents McCartneys with a guide price of