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    Prevent Donald Trump's State Visit - Petition

    Denise Lloyd
    By Denise Lloyd,

    Should take you to a very fast moving petition.

     

    https://t.co/m1iuNNl8in

     

    Petition: Prevent Donald Trump from making a State Visit to the United Kingdom.

    New Fishing Tackle Shop

    greenknight
    By greenknight,

    Hi everyone.

     

    Hope this is ok but I know of a true Herefordshire lad whose about to open his very first shop. He's put everything into this new business venture and I wish both him and his business partners the very best of luck.

     

    Ledbury Tackle & Bait

     

    44 Bye Street Ledbury HR8 2AA

     

    Opening Saturday 4th February 2017 at 8.30 am.


    Belmont Library 2017 - 2019 The Next 3 Years

    Adrian Bridges
    By Adrian Bridges,

    It is my great pleasure to report some good news.

    Belmont Rural Parish Council has agreed to support the continued running of the library.

    However, instead of the usual 1 year grant support where each year a request comes back to the Parish Council for a further grant to support the next year we have agreed to support this for the next 3 years.

    This will also give the Library the opportunity with some security behind them to develop the services they offer even further.

    My final note is that during the coming 2017 there are many projects earmarked for the Parish, which you will hopefully see the area being enhanced and improved, plus with our new Handyman out and about you should see a difference.

    These will be reported on as they happen. 


    Fryers Gate Vandalism (Reward Offered)

    Roger
    By Roger,

    An unspecified reward is being offered by the developer for info about recent vandalism ..... Pics from the Estate Agent .....

     

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    Hereford Express Licence Review

    Colin James
    By Colin James,

    Hereford Express in Foley Lane are having their licence reviewed due to selling cigarettes and alcohol to underage people.

     

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    During the course of an operation run by trading standards on 25th October 2016, Mr Selven Nathan DOB 25.10.1988 did sell age restricted products to two underage volunteers who were in fact sixteen years old. Namely one pouch of Cutter’s Choice hand rolled tobacco, a can of Scrumpy Jacks and a bottle of Blossom Hill Wine. This contravenes the Licensing Act 2003 and also the The Nicotine Inhaling Products (Age of Sale and Proxy Purchasing) Regulations 2015.

    The seller mentioned above was interviewed at the time of sale and evidence gathered showed that Mr Nathan had no regard to the challenge 25 policy that he was aware of. He hadn’t received adequate training from the DPS nor was he aware of the condition regarding a refusals register.
    We had received complaints regarding this premises that they were selling age restricted products to children. When interviewed under caution, Mr Nathan told me that he had been visited (that same week) by a college lecturer and advised that college student were being sold tobacco and alcohol products. But Mr Nathan did not ID either of the volunteers.
    Giving the location of the premises being in close proximity to the college, it is the opinion of the service area that the licence to sell alcohol be revoked to prevent further sales in order to protect children from harm.
    The sales show the DPS does not have control of the premises.
    Herefordshire Council Licensing Policy states that any premises failing a test purchase will be reviewed
     
    Full details can be found here

    Velodrome for Hereford

    megilleland
    By megilleland,

    Just received the report of the Velodrome Meeting held in October. Lots of information to peruse and digest:

     

    File attached 

    HV Velodrome Meeting 17 October 2013.pdf

     

    Photo attached 

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    Defibrillator

    Denise Lloyd
    By Denise Lloyd,

    Charity grant for potentially lifesaving defibrillators (From Worcester ...

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    The Four Acre Trust is donating £50,000 towards buying additional automated external defibrillators(AEDs) for rural areas of Worcestershire and Herefordshire

     

    If  any charity or organisation is thinking about looking into getting a defibrillator.  Mind you to qualify for  Four Acre Trust funding you have to be in a rural area

     

     


    The Sad Demise Of The Moorfields Inn

    Colin James
    By Colin James,

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    I remember this pub in it's hay day, it is a real shame to see the sad decline and closure of this pub. We would often go in for a few pre-match beers. I remember back when Richard and his wife had it.

     

    I think Spaldy had it for a while too, he then went on a bought Manhattans in town.


    King George V Playground.

    Slim
    By Slim,

    Would anybody know who maintains the equipment there. I ask, because I took my daughter there last weekend and the little trampoline had gone and had been replaced by Tarmac! There were also some loose wire strands poking out from one of the climbing frames and nettles around one of the slides. Many thanks in advance.

     

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    Hereford FC and swearing

    Bilbobobby
    By Bilbobobby,

    These weeks HT has a full page article about Hereford FC the minor problems they have had with some supporters and the great support they are getting from fans. The new chairman - Ken Kinnersley - has made a quite ridiculous comment 'We never want to stop swearing because that's part of football....'. I bet HT were rubbing their hands with glee when he said this

    So to use the f word or even the c word to Edgar Street in front of children, women or any other person who has a modicum of decency is okay by him. No I'm taking the moral high ground and can/do swear on occasions.

    Every youth football club and schools have a strict zero tolerance on abuse and have and will continue to challenge behaviour to ensure correct standards are set for our young people.

    Players at all levels are given yellow cards or sent off for swearing, people are arrested for using foul language in the street, parents chastise their children and customers are banned from pubs for acting in a similar manner.

    So perhaps Mr Kinnersley should actually reflect on what he has been quoted of saying and realise the damage this can cause for the reputation of the club as a supposed community asset for all to enjoy.

    Debate.


    Another one to reminisce about - Goldings

    Denise Lloyd
    By Denise Lloyd,

    A PA has been submitted HERE for conversion of the first and second floors of what used to be Goldings into 7 apartments/flats. Although Golding Stores Ltd are named as the applicants they have now changed their name to Charwill (UK) Ltd


    Freedom At Last!

    bobby47
    By bobby47,

    Today, at Lancaster House, our Premier Theresa May made what was a remarkable and historic speech outlining how we are to extricate ourselves from the European Union. For me it was a pleasure to sit there and watch this great day unfold and I feel proud once again to be British and to now know beyond any doubt that we are most definitely leaving the madness of the Union.

    The speech was strong on detail, very optimistically aspirational, open and friendly, extremely pragmatic and in very clear terms she outlined the folly in Brussels attempting to punish us and subsequently destroying themselves.

    Happily, in a very honourable British way, she took the time to reach out to the millions of EU migrants resident in our Country who, through no fault of their own are now caught up and snared in this political event and I hope her words of comfort to them, very unlike those from Brussels, bring them some confidence that they will not have to leave Britain.

    We are to leave the single market, we will no longer have to tolerate the folly of The Free Movement Of People, we will regain control of our borders, our Country will no longer be tied and bound to the judiciary of European Law, our Country will be back in our hands, the funding to the EU will cease, we can trade with the outside world and it looks very much like we will leave the Customs Union that's so damaging to economic growth right across the Continent.

    The tide has certainly shifted in our favour. The Euro currency continues to destroy the Southern Medditeranean nations, Italy is on the brink, Greece destroyed, owned and run by Germany, many citizens across the Geographic EU area are beginning to reject the ideology of Federal Europe, Jean Claude Juncker and his deciples are falling apart, TTIP is gone and ain't coming back, and finally, if that ain't sweet enough for me, the President Elect Trump has made it perfectly clear he despises the EU and Britain will be at the front of the queue in any future trade deal. Indeed, like the USA, so many nations, sympathetic to our position have stepped forward and assured Britain that they will trade with us which has certainly helped us and strengthened the negotiating position of Britain.

    The only unknown in this political equation is whether or not the EU will still be standing by the time Britain has negotiated it's exit from the madness of a Union which has become the greatest man made mistake since Hitler decided that the German people required more living space.


    WVT Hereford County Hospital

    DILLIGAF
    By DILLIGAF,

    With the national NHS crisis ongoing, please share your experiences whilst at/in the County Hospital; whether a patient yourself or friend/relative accompanying someone; awaiting operations or short/long term care. I am looking for honest answers and experiences NOT opinions or assumptions.

    Leave out the extortion that is CP+ car park- nothing to do with NHS - even staff have to pay!!

    I can't share too much information myself due to confidentiality reasons; but from the inside the situation is far worse than "you" see.

    Please do watch 'Hospital' on bbc2 for a insight into real life- not drama like holby or casualty.

     

    If you wish to remain anonymous please PM your post to me or Colin to repost on your behalf anonymously.

    Thank you for your cooperation.


    3 New Benches to Honour Local Soldiers

    Colin James
    By Colin James,

    Mayor Jim Kenyon has come up with this lovely idea to honour our fallen soldiers.

     

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    3 benches are now in Hereford to honour the local men who fought in the Falklands War. 18 members of the SAS and one member of the Royal Signals died in a Sea King helicopter on May 19th in 1982. The mayor of Hereford, Jimmy Kenyon, came up with the idea of the benches which are in St Martin's Church's remembrance garden, St Peter's Square and at the city's army base at Credenhill

    Theresa May v Jeremy Corbyn

    Denise Lloyd
    By Denise Lloyd,

    Is Theresa May losing ground and Jeremy Corbyn gaining ground?


    The Old House Hereford Refurbishment

    Colin James
    By Colin James,

    The Old House House Hereford is having a refurbishment.

    The beautiful 400-year-old Old House in Hereford will be undergoing a short period of refurbishment in 2017. It will temporarily close from 31 January before re-opening on 1 April as the Black and White House museum.

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    Situated in the heart of Hereford, the museum is a remarkably well preserved example of a 17th Century timber-framed building, surrounded by the commercial centre of the city. Since 1929 the museum has given visitors to the county a fascinating insight into daily life in Jacobean times.
     
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    Councillor David Harlow, Cabinet member for economy and corporate services, said: “This is an exciting opportunity for both the Old House and the countys tourism economy.
     
    Herefordshire Council wants the county to remain a great place to visit. The refurbished Black and White House museum will continue to be an exciting attraction for the local population and will entice even more visitors to Herefordshire.
     
    Once the building re-opens as the Black and White House museum, visitors will be treated to new exciting displays, activities and a new shop with attractive merchandising.

    Oval Toilets Demolished! * Video Added *

    Colin James
    By Colin James,

    The Oval toilets were finally demolished early this morning, I managed to take a few photographs and video

     

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    Queen Elizabeths long-lost skirt found in Herefordshire

    Colin James
    By Colin James,

    A piece of fabric described as the Holy Grail of fashion history will become one of the star attractions at Hampton Court Palace after it was identified as the only surviving piece of clothing worn by Elizabeth I.

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    The countrys leading experts on royal garments have spent the past year piecing together clues about the provenance of the beautifully embroidered textile, which had been cut up and used for hundreds of years as an altar cloth in a Herefordshire parish church.
     
    They say all the evidence points to  it having once been a skirt worn by  the Tudor queen, making it the only known survivor of her famously lavish wardrobe.
     
    Eleri Lynn, curator of historic dress at Historic Royal Palaces (HRP), first discovered the cloth hanging on a wall in the 13th-century church of St Faith, Bacton, last year.
     
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    Dress historian Eleri Lynn, left, with the Bacton altar cloth. The pattern is strikingly similar to a bodice worn by the Tudor queen in a portrait, right CREDIT:  DAVID ROSE
     
    She said:When I saw it for the first time I knew immediately that it was something special. As I examined it, I felt as though I had found the Holy Grail, the Mona Lisa of fashion. None of Elizabeths dresses are known to have survived, but everything we have learnt since then points to it being worn by Elizabeth. 
     
    The botanical pattern on the cloth bears a striking resemblance to that on a bodice worn by Elizabeth in the so-called Rainbow Portrait of 1602 and Ms Lynn believes it is not inconceivable that the skirt, which cannot be seen in the painting, is part of the same outfit.
     
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