THERE is so much going on in Herefordshire and the Borders that sometimes it's difficult to keep up with it all.
That's why we have created a set of special news bulletins just for you!
It means you can choose to keep in touch with only the things that interest you.
That may mean getting our morning news summary, or the one that we put out every evening.
Do you live in one of Herefordshire’s vibrant market towns?
There is lots going on in Bromyard, Kington, Ledbury, Leominster and Ross-on-Wye… as anyone who lives them will know.
We have a weekly newsletter for each of these towns too.
We has have a special newsletter for you if you are interested in the courts and crime. Or in Herefordshire politics.
Our newsletters are completely FREE and are emailed direct to your inbox either daily or weekly. In the unlikely event that you've tried one and you don't like it you can cancel it easily with just one click!
We’ll tell you about the people and issues making the news in your community, as well as all the latest developments that affect your life and, of course, the little things that make you smile!
Just visit www.herefordtimes.com/newsletters, register and select the newsletter you would like to receive.
You can also register for breaking news alerts and sports news. There’s even a pick-of-the-week round-up from me, the editor of the Hereford Times.
Remember, all you have to do is visit www.herefordtimes.com/newsletters, register and select the newsletter that interests you most. You can select more than one, and you can stop receiving them whenever you like with just one click.
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Enjoy keeping up with verified news about the things that matter to you from our team of professional journalists here at the Hereford Times!
John Wilson
Editor
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