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    Disabled Badge Stolen ~ Whitchurch

    Roger
    By Roger,

    Disabled badge stolen from car

     

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    A DISABLED parking badge has been stolen from a car which was parked in Whitchurch.

     

    A couple left their vehicle unlocked in the car park at the Old Court Hotel in Whitchurch on October 12.

     

    HT


    Fire at Rotherwas

    ragwert
    By ragwert,

    Fire has ripped through an industrial unit after a gas explosion

     

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    Defibrillator now at Hereford's Asda

    Frank Smith
    By Frank Smith,

    I was reading this article in the Hereford Times informing us that a defibrillator has been installed at Asda Hereford and that 14 members of staff have been trained to use it. Excellent news, I think all supermarkets and large stores should have them as standard. 

     

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    IOC

    Denise Lloyd
    By Denise Lloyd,

    It's Our County's Cath North will leave the Herefordshire party next week

     

    Ex Hereford Times.  Does this mean there will be an lection to cover the ward? 


    Golden Galleon Open Until 3am

    Colin James
    By Colin James,

    It has taken over 3 long years but today we have our first result!

     

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    At long last and after campaigning by Hereford Voice we can now all enjoy hot food until 3am at weekends! And 4.30am on Bank Holiday weekends (except Bank Holiday Monday) I spoke with Tony from the Golden Galleon sometime ago informing him that late night food applications are being relaxed and now was a good time to apply for extended hours, he did just that..

     

     

    I am pleased to confirm that this afternoon Herefordshire Council's Regulatory Sub Committee met and considered an application from the Golden Galleon in Commercial Road to serve hot food late at night.


    The case was heard and debated at length. After careful consideration the committee agreed to vary their premises licence to permit the sale of hot food as late as 03:00 and 04:30 on bank holidays.

     

    I hope this keeps everyone in the loop and allays any fears that Hereford is resisting such a change. The police will no doubt keep an eye on the situation in the city centre and the Council will of course have to respond to any applications to review this licence should the late night sale lead to public nuisance or crime & disorder. However, let's hope it doesn't come to that and that everyone can enjoy their long awaited hot chips..!

     

    Marc Willimont
    Head of Environmental Health & Development Management
    Herefordshire Council 


    Oval Toilets Planning Appeal Granted

    Colin James
    By Colin James,

    A government inspector has overruled Herefordshire Council and granted the appeal. A three-storey building can now be developed on the site of the former public toilets at The Oval.

     

    I think this is good news, I would rather a nice new building instead of looking at those terrible toilets!


    Belmont SNT October Newsletter

    Colin James
    By Colin James,

    Belmont SNT October 2015 Newsletter

     

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    Parking wars,Hereford

    ragwert
    By ragwert,

    Hereford is on Parking wars tonight on ITV AT 8pm


    Crimewatch Filming In Hereford

    Colin James
    By Colin James,

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    The BBC's Crimewatch outside broadcast team were filming in Hereford today. They filmed along the GWW and various locations throughout SouthWye. I assume this is to broadcast an appeal into the murder of Christian Bagley, 30, who was found with stab wounds to his arm and back at 22:50 BST on 21 June and later died in hospital.


    A Boycott For Cath Kidstons Pop Up Shop..

    Bill Thomas
    By Bill Thomas,

    I noticed that the person who runs the Hereford Cattle Market development FB Page is a tad upset reading these comments;

     

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    Police Appeal For Witness Commercial Rd Assault

    Colin James
    By Colin James,

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    West Mercia Police are appealing for witnesses following an assault which occurred at on Commercial Road in Hereford in the early hours of Sunday 20 September.

     
    At approximately 3.30am the victim, a man in his twenties, was outside the Kings Fee and BBQ and Brews pubs, when he was assaulted by four or five men. He was thrown to the floor and kicked in the face. As a result he lost four teeth.
     
    One of the offenders was described as a white man of medium build, approximately 5"9, wearing a medium jumper. The victim was unable to get a detailed description of the other offenders but saw that they were white men.
     
    Anyone who witnessed the incident is urged to contact police by calling 101 and quoting incident number 460 of 21st September.
     
    Alternatively contact the independent charity crimestoppers anonymously by calling 0800 555 111 or visiting the website

    Phase 4 Flats Gone!

    Colin James
    By Colin James,

    I managed to grab these few photo's of phase 4. Kilvert Rd first set of flats. The flats opposite are due to come down next.

     

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    Hereford Voice Audience Continues To Grow!

    Colin James
    By Colin James,

    I posted this topic about CCTV on the Great Western Way Hereford on our Facebook Page on September 24th. This has reached over 24,000 people, we have had over 500 Likes and the topic was shared over 100 times, all of this in less than two weeks!

     

    We continue to grow our audience 

     

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    Hereford Festival

    Colin James
    By Colin James,

    What we need in Hereford is our very own Hereford Festival with local ales and cider.

     

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    An annual weekend starting Saturday 12 noon ending Sunday 5pm as an example. The idea would be to use existing local pubs each would have a live band at various time slots throughout the weekend, food could be available, burgers, hot dogs, curries etc.  We could explore having a bus service running between the various pubs at 20-30 minute intervals. Something similar to festivals in other towns. We need to get Hereford as an annual venue for a great festival.

     

    A printed programme with advertisers also listing all the performance times of bands, singers etc and lists of local ales and ciders would be available for £2 or £3 per copy.

     

    Come on people, give me your ides's and let's get our very own Hereford Festival and make our city the place to be next summer!


    Hunderton Bridge CCTV Installation Begins

    Colin James
    By Colin James,

    Finally, we have some good news following on from our campaign for CCTC on the GWW.

    Installation work for the new CCTV on the Hunderton Bridge has begun. A tree to the one side has been removed, I assume to give a better view but a lot more clearing up needs to be done.

    There are so many overgrown trees and bushes, there is almost a canopy in some parts making it dark during daylight hours.

     

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    Dead Lights = Live Traffic (Video)

    Colin James
    By Colin James,

    Traffic is flowing perfectly this morning coming into Hereford on the A449 Belmont Road, guess why? The traffic lights are out! Which proves the point of our campaign.

     

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    I was interviewed live on BBC Hereford and Worcester again this morning as they are running a feature on this whole culture of traffic lights and the problems they can cause in some towns and cities.

    See the pictures and movie that I took at 9am this morning.


    DILLIGAF promoted to Moderator

    Colin James
    By Colin James,

    Just to let you know, I have today made my good friend DILLIGAF a Moderator.

     

    He is well experienced using forums and will assist me in the daily running of HV. Although he is still a member here, can you please all make him welcome in his new role too.  :Happy_32:  DILLIGAF will be there to assist you all in my absence.


    Redevelopment Of High Town Fire Damaged Building

    Colin James
    By Colin James,

    Herefordshire Council met with representatives of the owners of the fire damaged buildings in High Town, Hereford on Thursday 1 October and is encouraged by their willingness to facilitate a sale to enable the site to be redeveloped.

    The council can confirm that Hereford based architect Hook Mason Ltd has now been instructed to seek pre-application advice from the council’s planning service to obtain a more marketable development with the aim of selling the property and bringing the buildings back into use as soon as possible.

     

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