M. Preece

10 hours ago, Alex said:

Nice to see some positive news. I take it that the hoard will be based at the Hereford Museum in Broad St? 

Yes I read it was going in the museum, good news. 

This does not look good. 

The prices are this garage are lower compared to most but the price for fuel is far to high still in the UK. Big corporate companies making vast profits. 

I will sign the petition, we need to stop this going ahead, I live right at the back of this hotel and it is beautifully quite in our road. We do not need another bloody supermarket! 

Good to see the footpath reopen 

It's a complete mess!!

He must be super fit, excellent news 

The is wonderful news for Hereford 👍

Prefer to see a positive topic

Novelty seating, I like them, something a little different. 😀😀

This is a very kind gesture 

Good to see the these empty units taken again. 

A lovely man, so sorry to hear this news. 

Excellent news for the Theatre during this very difficult times with covid 

Well done Hereford Voice to be partnering with such a worthy charity, I have donated today. 

Wow!! 

I remember watching him play back in the 80's. Only 78 not that old RIP Monty

I voted for this coalition and so disappointed with the axing of the bypass. I had every faith in them to deliver and I and and a lot of other people have been let down.

This is good news for Hereford, wish them good luck for the future. 

Never realised there was so much grass around the roundabout. It is more of an Avalons shape too which I didn't realise. 

22 hours ago, megilleland said:

All part of the Global Reset. Watch all the other banks follow suit. Coinage of the Realm is going to disappear to be replaced by personal credits all through your smartphone if you use one.

Sign of the times unfortunately. Covid has just accelerated that now, most shops will not take cash at the moment.

Need speed cameras on this road, far too many accidents especially around Dinmore Hill

Good, fed up with all of these lockdowns which are clearly not working

2 hours ago, twowheelsgood said:

Ah, the great Edgar Street Grid Masterplan, where did it all go wrong? The Link Road cost £34m (that we know of) for 850m of road. That's almost exactly half a mile in old money, so £68m a mile - surely the most expensive road ever built? And yet, no planting? The approved planning permission 'Public Realm Masterplan' shows lots of planting, trees, benches, and yet 10 years since approval, none of it has been done. I'm not taking away from what the group have done, but Balfour Beatty Living Places and their contractors were legally contracted to do it and haven't. Why isn't this being pursued?

Good point 

That was a terrible day, I can remember seeing all the smoke across the city. Sad news about the two firemen that perished. RIP