THE iconic Red Arrows will be flying over Herefordshire this evening (Friday).
You will be able to catch the RAF planes in Westhide, near Withington, at 5.20pm.
However, don't worry if you miss them as they will be taking part in another route tomorrow (Saturday) at 11.50am.
From Westhide, the Red Arrows will be flying over Cleedownton, near Clee Hill in Shropshire, on both days.
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The flypasts are due to the Red Arrows featuring at the Midlands Air Festival at Regey Hall in Alcester, Warwickshire.
Seen at King Charles III's Coronation over Buckingham Palace, the Red Arrows are a much-loved national treasure and famous throughout the world for their amazing aerial displays that involve pinpoint accuracy.
- If you catch the Red Arrows, you can send pictures and videos to news@herefordtimes.com via our social media channels: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram.
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