Police search for missing Hereford Teenagers

Have you seen Jessica Morgan and Ellie Remington within the Herefordshire area?

Jessica aged 16-years-old and Ellie aged 15-years-old were both last seen by Waitrose in  Hereford heading towards High Street, at approximately 6:30pm on Friday 17^th July 2015.

  

Photographs may differ from current descriptions.

Jessica is white, around 5ft in height, of a small build, short light blonde hair, with a long black wig over the top, her lip and left nostril are pierced. She was wearing light blue jeans, dark blue jumper with silver chain around her neck, white trainers and a black baseball cap with white writing on the front.

Ellie is white, with green eyes around 5ft 9ins in height, of a medium build, two toned long brown coloured hair which is shoulder length, her upper lip is also pierced. She was wearing flowery style top, black leggings, black shoes with a black handbag.

It is believed that they both have links to the West Midlands and may have been heading to the Birmingham area.

If you have seen Jessica or Ellie, of know of their whereabouts, please contact police on 101 quoting 651s of 17^th July, or call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

Issued: 1:07pm, Sunday 19 July 2015, Kieren Bodill, Corporate Communications

 

With all the nonsense in the world this one is a cracker!

Mrs Knight is bending my ear for she's had a tax renewal notification letter in the post! Why she says why as my bacon sarny gets thrown across the room with me dropping down for a catch silly mid on before the next door neighbour's dog runs off with the spoils.

You see she does not pay road tax on the car..it's zip, Nada, nothing, so why does she need to complete a form for a tax disc she doesn't get and a disc that's disappeared for a zero value to show on the DVLA??

We always thought it was funny to show a tax disc with a zero value and thought once this became obsolete she would no longer get the form. I wish I'd known it was coming I would have had a few days away.

Saw this in Tillington today - I post it without comment !

Great offer for season ticket holders. 10% off all food & drink whenever they show their season ticket even on non match days.

Hereford's High Town set for £2.5m investment

More than £2.5m is to be invested in Hereford in a bid to boost the local economy.

The funding, from Herefordshire Council, will be used to redevelop streets and pedestrian areas in High Town.

Statues and the Old House museum will also see work over the summer.

Caroline Preedy, who runs a gift shop in High Town, said the area urgently needed a "facelift" and bringing into the "21st Century".

Councillor Paul Rone, in charge of roads and transport, said: "We need to do this, we need to have a vibrant city centre and a smart welcome in the city centre

"Empty shops, empty pubs, empty buildings are not good for the town and by investing this money, and making it a lot more welcoming, hopefully people who are looking to invest or open a shop will think it's worth the risk."

Herefordshire Council said it was also working with private landlords to improve the appearance of other buildings in the area.

BBC

Last week I accidentally overturned my golf buggy. A very attractive and keen golfer, heard the noise and called out, “Are you Okay?â€

“I’m Okay, thanks." I replied

She then said

"forget your troubles. Come to the 19th, and I'll help you get the buggy up later."

"That's mighty sporting of you," I answered, but I don't think my wife would like it."

"Oh, come on," She insisted.

She was very pretty, very sexy and persuasive.... I was weak.

"Well okay," I finally agreed, and added again, "but my wife won't like it."

After a restorative cider or three, and some creative putting lessons, I thanked my host.

"I feel a lot better now, but I know my wife is going to be really upset."

"Don't be silly! She said with a smile, She won't know anything. By the way, where is she?"

"Under the cart" I said....

As part of the Oval Regeneration the developers Keepmoat have released the following information:

New development - Radford Gardens named after one of Hereford United's hero's.

Situated on the outskirts of Hereford, Radford Gardens is named after Hereford United's Mr Ronnie Radford, who famously scored a memorable goal in the 1971-72 FA Cup to defeat Newcastle United.This exciting new development of 259 new houses, includes 129 homes for private sale.35 two bedroom, 70 three bedroom and 24 four bedroom... 

Phase 1 Site Plan that you can download (PDF)

RadfordPDF.pdf

All images used are for illustrative purposes only. Individual features such as windows, brick and other materials’ colours may vary, as may heating and electrical layouts. Floor plans are intended to give a general indication of the proposed floor layout only. The dimensions are accurate to within +or- 50mm. Dimensions should not be used for carpet sizes, appliance spaces or items of furniture. All images and dimensions are not intended to form part of any contract or warranty. Furniture and landscaping is shown for illustrative purposes only.

The Aston at Radford Gardens, Hereford 3 bedrooms

 

The Witton at Radford Gardens, Hereford 2 bedrooms

Travellers moved onto Widemarsh common this afternoon causing traffic chaos...But not for long   
They were soon spotted by Keith and mates from the lads club and with support from the police they were booted off.
Police were keeping an eye out whilst Keith & Mark repaired the fence which was damaged.

Folk I encounter on my peregrinations across High Town, often stop me and ask: "Vicar - how did you come to be de-frocked?"

I usually explain to them that I am bound by the terms of a Gagging Order, signed by the then-Bishop of Hereford, The Right Rev Greville Chasuble. Save to say that it was a very minor misdemeanour, of no great significance, involving a) an abseiling session down the cathedral tower to raise funds for a hedgehog sanctuary at Tillington; and b) my absentmindedness in forgetting to put on any underpants that morning.

It was the graphic telephoto images, broadcast that evening on Midlands Today, which sealed my fate - and caused irreperable damage to the BBC's Birmingham switchboard, which was out of action for a fortnight. But all that (as the former Mrs Membridge-Tinninges is wont to remind me, in her Christmas card from Antibes each year) is in the past.

As Christ himself put it (in his sermon on the steps of Aldi's Tel Aviv branch, I think it was): we should always turn the other cheek - after first checking that there are no cameramen from BBC Midlands Today, lurking in the crowd.

E.Membridge-Tinninges (Rev - de-frocked)

Here is a notice which appeared in the Hereford Times this Thursday dated 30th January 2014.

With the launch of the national campaign ‘Don’t be rushed, Don’t be hushed’ and Herefordshire’s trading standards focusing heavily on rouge traders and cold calling over the next 12 months, Herefordshire residents are asked to be vigilant.

 

On Friday 26 June at Hereford Magistrates Court, in a case taken by Herefordshire Council’s trading standards service, 18 year old Sam Janes of Pontypool, Gwent pleaded guilty to three consumer protection offences. He was conditionally discharged for 12 months and was ordered to pay £745 towards costs and other financial penalties imposed.

 

Janes deceived an elderly couple into paying a £250 deposit for tree and fencing work and then failed to return to undertake the job. He gave a false address on the receipt and his mobile number was disconnected so there was no way of contacting him. Fortunately the consumer had taken his van registration which was traced. After police contacted Mr Janes he quickly went back to the consumers’ property and trimmed the hedge while they were out. He then falsely claimed the only contract was for cutting the hedge.

 

Janes had only been trading a few months as Evergreen Tree & Garden Services back in April 2015 when he committed the offences and told the court he is no longer trading.

 

Mike Pigrem, head of trading standards & licensing said, “Rogue gardeners generally operate by ‘cold calling’ or by dropping flyers through your letter box. We are finding that it is a common way for rogue traders to make initial contact, especially at this time of year. The public should not respond to either forms of communication, as you are almost certainly going to be vastly overcharged for poor quality work and are likely not to be given any statutory ‘cooling off’ period. Inevitably they will do the work straight away and then disappear with your money.

 

Consumers should only use reputable and trusted gardeners and qualified tree surgeons who can provide references before starting. Herefordshire Council has its own ‘Trader Register’ and we would recommend that you always visit this site first. The trader register can be found at:www.traderregister.org.uk/herefordshire

 

We will continue to work in partnership with the police to tackle all forms of rogue trading to ensure that the most vulnerable within the county are protected.â€

 

Trading standards would encourage consumers to call our ‘rogue trader emergency line’ directly when a rogue trader incident is in progress on 01432 261761 or the police non-emergency number 101. 

 

Herefordshire Council

Be alert to these time wasting cold callers' !!!

Over the next few weeks there will be road resurfacing in the following streets across Newton Farm. Starting with Carr Lane, Waterfield road, Then Treago Grove, Ethelstan Crescent, and Trellick Ave. This was worked I had asked for in February this year to be done as the councillor living in Newton Farm.. I would like to thank Belfour Beatty in honouring my requests although I am no longer your councillor.

Also I am pleased to report that the CCTV I had arranged with the officers in the CCTV department of the council and the money we received from Hereford City Council earlier this year will be installed on the GWW, in the near future.

According to an article in today's printed edition (quickly perused whilst queuing at petrol station),  there is to be a new editor and Fiona is being sent into exile abroad (well, Newport).

Does this herald a new dawn of high quality journalism, has circulation been falling?  Is it just time to move on after a few years?

Anecdotal evidence on the internet that 'Perfect' has not been open for a while .... 

Archive photo obtained via google .... 

Sound advice and action on keeping the volume down

23 June 2015

From this weekend up to the end of August, noise officers from the environmental protection team will be out and about the county on Friday and Saturday nights as part of the launch of Herefordshire Summer Noise Awareness Campaign. Funded by a grant from the Police and Crime Commissioner, noise officers will be on call into the early hours of the morning monitoring noisy hot spots and investigating noise complaints.

Up to a 1000 noise complaints a year across the county are made to the environmental protection team, with a 50% increase over the summer months. The majority of these are about loud music, parties and barking dogs.

Noisy equipment that is audible from businesses can also cause complaints, especially if they operate through the night.

Marc Willimont the head of development management and environmental health said “We accept people have the right to enjoy themselves and some noise is inevitable in work and home activities. However we are asking that residents and businesses consider the noise they are generating and think about how excessive and prolonged noise could be affecting their neighbour’s quality of life.â€

 â€œWhether it keeps them awake at night when they have to be up early for work, or stops them enjoying life at home during the day, noise can be a real problem. Simple steps such as informing neighbours of a planned party or leaving contact details if a barking dog is going to be unattended can prevent complaints and mean you can be contacted directly if any problems arise.â€

“Fortunately, most residents and businesses in Herefordshire are considerate of their neighbours, but we will take firm action against the small minority who persist in causing noise nuisance. Where people refuse to comply with requests from the service to keep the noise level down, notices can be issued. Non-compliance of a notice can lead to a criminal investigation and substantial fines in the court. The council can also seize equipment such as stereos and TV’s.â€

If you are suffering from excessive and prolonged noise disturbance during this time contact the team via the councils out of hours number 01432 260 000. You will be required to provide your details, the details of the noisy premises and how the noise is affecting you. Also access to the affected property will be required to monitor the noise. Excessive noise, duration and repeat offenders will be given priority on the night. 

Herefordshire Council

Anyone recognise this late night thief ?

https://www.facebook.com/antony.gostling/videos/747372352046485/?pnref=story