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    PC Minutes September 2014

    Colin James
    By Colin James,

    Minutes of a Meeting of the Parish Council, held on Thursday 4th September 2014 at Northolme Community Centre, Northolme Road, Belmont Hereford.

     

    Minutes - 04.09.2014.pdf


    PC Minutes August 2014

    Colin James
    By Colin James,

    Minutes of a Meeting of the Parish Council, held on Thursday 7th August 2014 at Belmont Community Centre, Eastholme Avenue, Belmont Hereford.

     

    Minutes - 07.08.2014 .pdf

     


    PC Minutes July 2014

    Colin James
    By Colin James,

    Minutes of a Meeting of the Parish Council, held on Thursday 3rd July 2014 at Northolme Community Centre, Northolme Road, Belmont Hereford.

     

    Minutes - 03.07.2014.pdf


    PC Minutes June 2014

    Colin James
    By Colin James,

    Minutes of a Meeting of the Parish Council, held on Thursday 5th June 2014 at Northolme Community Centre, Northolme Road, Belmont Hereford.

     

    Minutes - 05.06.2014.pdf

     


    PC Minutes Extraordinary Meeting 29th May 2014

    Colin James
    By Colin James,

    Minutes of an Extraordinary Meeting of the Parish Council, held on Thursday 29th May 2014 at Northolme Community Centre, Northolme Road, Belmont Hereford.

     

    Minutes - 29.05.2014 - Extraordinary Parish Council Meeting (DRAFT).pdf


    Annual Parish Meeting Minutes 29th May 2014

    Colin James
    By Colin James,

    Minutes of the Annual Parish Meeting held on Thursday 29th May 2014 at Northolme Community Centre, Northolme Road, Belmont Hereford.

     

     

    Minutes of the Annual Parish Meeting - 29.05.2014 (DRAFT).pdf


    Annual Parish Council Meeting May 2014

    Colin James
    By Colin James,

    Minutes of the Annual Meeting of the Parish Council, held on Thursday 1st May 2014 at Belmont Community Centre, Eastholme Avenue, Belmont Hereford.

     

    Minutes - 1.5.2014.pdf


    PC Minutes March 2014

    Colin James
    By Colin James,

    Please find attached minutes of the meeting held on Thursday 6th March 2014 at Belmont Community Centre, Eastholme Avenue, Belmont Hereford.

     

    Minutes - 06.03.2014.pdf


    Explosives and Chemicals found at house in Colwall.

    dippyhippy
    By dippyhippy,

    Houses evacuated, and a man arrested.


    How much are Hoople really paying for the TOP FLOOR?

    Guest smartieno1
    By Guest smartieno1,

    I have information in my possession which seems to suggest that HOOPLE pay a lot less to hire the top floor;

    Q5 How much did it cost to run your department for each of these years? Can you supply me with a complete itemised breakdown of staffing costs, stationary costs, maintenance costs, sundry expenses and any other costs associated with the running of your department

    1. The department is run by Hoople Ltd with whom Herefordshire Council has a cost recovery procurement arrangement. The amount paid to Hoople for running this department, including other central departments (HR and staffing, Finance, Training, ICT) totals:

    2011/12 - £1,803k

    2012/13 - £1,753k

    2013/14 - £1,743k

    2014/15 - £1,600k

     

    Herefordshire Council does not hold any information as to how these monies are subsequently broken down by Hoople and allocated against the costs of running their departments. As such we are unable to breakdown the above figures to the itemised level of detail that you have requested.

     

    Prior to this arrangement, the department was run in house with the cost of council tax collection as follows:

     

    2008/09

    £’000

    2009/10

    £’000

    2010/11

    £’000

    Employees

    942

    909

    850

    Supplies and services

    178

    260

    169

    Building costs

    56

    85

    49

    Transport

    8

    7

    7

    Total

    1,184

    1,261

    1,075


    A New Years Resolution!

    dippyhippy
    By dippyhippy,

    Well gang, it's 2015, and elections are looming ever closer!

     

    There have been plenty of discussions over the past few years....plenty of questions asked, and some replies given.....but not always! My New Years Resolution is, to keep asking the awkward questions,to  keep reminding folks of what has been happening in this county, and to hope and pray that come May...things will change for the better!

     

    This thread is specifically to ask councillors for the answers to those sticky questions, that just didn't get a reply.....!!!

     

    For example.....

     

    When will council meetings be streamed / filmed??

     

    When will the burnt out River Island building be restored??

     

    How much does Hoople pay to use the top floor at Plough Lane??

     

    There are plenty more....but feel free to add you own, then they will all be easily accessed on the same thread!! Simples!

     

    Happy New Year to you, and let's hope the results of this years election sees a positive turn for both Herefordshire, and Britain!


    freedom of speech

    greenknight
    By greenknight,

    Massacre at French magazine office

     

    This my friends is where freedom of speech is under threat, which breeds resentment and gives the state the power to control.

     

    Irrespective of whoever becomes the government in May we must campaign for democracy over cries of nationalism,extremism and revenge. These actions by a few offend the Islamic faith which generally like Christians are a peaceful people. They must not win and we must not replicate their cowardly ways citing ill conceived religious beliefs.


    Watercress Harrys Closing

    Colin James
    By Colin James,

    This is a real shame, Watercress Harrys will be closing its doors this Saturday night for the last time by the seem of it.

     

    This is the message posted on their Facebook Page:

     

    Cress is Closing!

    Saturday the 10th will be our last trading day!!! come see us this weekend and next Thursday, Friday and Saturday for the last time!

     

    Watercress Harrys.png


    Bobblestock Stabbing Hereford

    Colin James
    By Colin James,

    Police Investigation Into Incident in Hereford

    Detectives from West Mercia Police continue their investigations at a property in Kempton Avenue, Hereford, where two women sustained serious injuires today (Tuesday 6 January).

    Paramedics and police officers were called at around 12.10pm today to a house in Kempton Avenue to a report of a woman in her 50s with serious stab wounds. She has been taken to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham.

    Another woman, in her 30s, sustained what are believed to be serious injuries and has also been taken to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital.

    Superintendent Sue Thomas, police commander for Herefordshire said: "We continue our investigations in the house in Kempton Avenue, including searches and forensic examinations.

     

    "I would like to reassure the local community that we believe this to be an isolated incident."

     

    West Mercia Police

     

     

    Quote from HT:

     

    Summary
    • Police and emergency services were called to an address in Kempton Avenue, Bobblestock, Hereford earlier today
    • Two woman flown to hospital - woman in her 50s with life-threatening injuries, a woman in her 30s with critical injuries
    • Police forensic teams on site
    • Police confirm it is "an isolated incident".
    • The road is now open having been sealed off during this afternoon's incident

    South Wye Transport Package - Update

    Glenda Powell
    By Glenda Powell,

                                      Public Exhibition For South Wye Transport Package.

                                      Tuesday 1st to Thursday 3rd July at the Three Counties Hotel.

                                                             12 noon to 8pm every day.

     

                                     'Everyone will be given an opportunity to voice "their" opinion on outcomes

                                                                   and initial stages of the project.

     

                                                                           "HAVE YOUR SAY"

     

                                                    Meet: Glenda Vaughan-Powell: Independent Cllr

                                                ... always willing to listen to 'Your' views & opinions....

     

                                                    . Tuesday 1st July  - 12.30pm and 5pm

                                                    . Wednesday 2nd July - 2pm and 4pm

                                                    . Thursday 3rd July - 3pm and 6pm.

                     

                                               ... or telephone Cllr Vaughan-Powell on 01432 360456.

     

     


    Don't let Tommy Agomba nail your head to a door.

    bobby47
    By bobby47,

    When it comes to being critical of Tommy Agomba and all the lads from the East End, I'd advise all United supporters to tread carefully.

    These lads, from Ham, Bow, Plaistow and Stepney are tough lads. Tough! They ain't your mamby pamby, pen pushing jotter blotters who, if you fall out with them they may punch you in the gob. Not these lads. More than likely they'll nail your head to a door.

    That's what they do in the East End. It's common practice. Fall out with someone and you get your head nailed to a door. Often you can cruise around the East End and you'll see them. Staggering back home with a door nailed to their head. They'll say, 'I've no time for small talk. Out of my way. I've a door nailed to my head'.

    In the East End, it's Blags, Jags and a Million Fags and if you step out of line arguing about the price of a kilo of Clams or Jellied Eels you'll probably get your head nailed to a door. That's the way of things in that manor. 'Stop your wriggling', they shout, 'be still while we nail your head to this light oak door'.

    Course, having your head nailed to a door can't be nice. I wouldn't want it. Who would? You'd be an odd sort if you wanted your head nailed to a door. I've researched this practice and not one person has said, 'I've had my head nailed to a door and frankly it's the best thing that's ever happened to me'.

    More often than not, they all say, 'what a dreadful experience. If I'd known then what I know now I'd have never allowed my head to be nailed to a door thank you all very much'.

    Mind, I'm not suggesting that you should run for cover if you see Tommy or one of the lads wandering around High Town carrying a door and a carpentry kit. They're probably carrying out a bit if work on the side and they've no intention of affixing your head to the door. But, if you've been vocal and you've complained that Tommy and the lads have buggered it all up and they know who you are, my advice is to shout, 'Tommy, the Police in these parts have a zero tolerance attitude toward heads getting nailed to doors', run away and when your happy he and they can't possibly catch you to carry out their crude carpentry work, stop, shout, 'Tommy you are a rotter and a stinker' and then continue your journey home.

    Mind, the lads don't scare me. Never have and never will. If I get a tap, tap, tap on my window and I discover that Agombar and the lads are outside holding a door, a nail and a two pound lump hammer, I'm calling the Constable. I'll be damned if I sit back and allow these East End lads to nail my head to a door.

    My message to Tommy and the lads is this. This is Hereford and around these parts we do not acquire wooden doors and nail heads to them. That'll make them think twice before they introduce their cultural ways to our fair City.

    In fact, the more I think about it, the angrier I'm getting. How dare they tip up here and think that we are happy to have our heads nailed to doors or any other piece of wooden furniture.


    Hereford Drunks' 'Recovery Centre' To Open

    Roger
    By Roger,

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    Location: Converted old 'Youth Court'

     

    Opening: About Saturday 13 December 2014

     

    Hours: 22.00 - 04.00

     

    Facilities: Assessment area/recovery space/supervised sleep-off room (and hopefully a toilet)

     

    Staff: Unclear on qualifications/levels but believed to involve 'street pastors'

     

    Hereford Times


    Hereford United vs Newcastle BBC2 NOW!

    Colin James
    By Colin James,

    If you want to watch that classic game between Hereford United vs Newcastle it's on BBC2 NOW!


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