Bill Thomas

I know someone who was compensated because their roof was asbestos the other side of town, it has since been replaced.

As for the garages being used for cars only, when I enquired I was informed that a application form could be sent out and that there was a reduced rent for HA tenants and a slightly higher price for non HA tenants, I asked if I had to use the garage for a car and was advised that what I do with the garage is my business providing it was not used for business or commercial use, so I could use it to store some of my personal items in. Besides, new modern cars hardly fit which someone else has already pointed out.

Now you see, what Mr Corbyn would do in this situation is invite the gentlemen in question (who is clearly suffering from depression or some ADHD bollocks) to sit down around a table over a nice cuppa for a chat to see if we can find a more amicable solution. 

Yes I know and that scares me, bloke needs to grow a pair of balls and learn that these people do not understand discussion and debate. He is very up and down, even some Labour MP's are worried about his stance on national security. 

Still better to have this place open than closed for years.

Do we have a photograph of her last garden? Oh thats right she never had one and she is moaning, a "reality check" is what is missing here.

 

 

 

Quote above taken from this topic.

 

I rest my case.

 

I hate to say I told you so but read what I wrote back then.

The real problems have not started yet but I feel that Germany in particular will be sorry in the coming months but certainly a major city within Europe, I may be and I hope I am wrong but time will tell. 

They have found a Syrian passport on one of the terrorists, now there is a surprise...

Good luck to them, I wish them well, something different for a change which is good to see.

They are taking the P! 

See if you can go one step further this year. Good luck with your entry, burgers look very nice I must say!!

Hereford Cathedral 'Field Of Remembrance'

On Thursday 5 November, a Field of Remembrance opened in the Lady Arbour here at Hereford Cathedral as a county-wide focus for remembrance.

 

At least 4,052 personnel of the Royal Navy, Army, Royal Air Force and Merchant Navy from Herefordshire have died in service since 1914 and their names are recorded in two Rolls of Honour.

 

The Field of Remembrance will allow the public to pay their respects to our fallen soldiers and the cathedral have worked in conjunction with the Herefordshire branch of the Royal British Legion (RBL) to put this special tribute in place.

 

Poppies will be planted within the field and each remembrance tribute carries a personal message to someone who lost their life in the service of the country.

 

There are also books of condolence available to view in the on-site gazebo provided by the RBL, and members of the public will be able to search for, and ensure, their relatives' names are recorded in these books.

 

Visitors are able to purchase poppies and poppy crosses from the Cathedral shop - apart from on Sunday when they are available from the stewards on duty - and there is an area for people to plant a cross if they wish.

 

The field was dedicated at a short service at 11am on 5 November and is now open to the public every day from 10am until 3pm.

 

The Field of Remembrance will close on November 15 and the personal crosses planted by members of the public will then be recovered by members of the RBL, burnt, and the ashes scattered in First World War battlefields in northern France and Belgium.

 

Speaking about the opening of the Field of Remembrance, The Dean of Hereford, Michael Tavinor, said:

 

'Hereford Cathedral is proud to join with the Royal British Legion in creating this tribute in the Lady Arbour.

 

'We hope the Field of Remembrance will be a place of tranquillity and reflection in which to remember those who have fallen in the service of their country.' 

 

 

Hereford Cathedral Website

Of course he is aware of Hereford Voice he was on the verge of suing them at the time of the election

Oh yeah ha ha that never amounted to anything either did it. Can't say I have a lot of time for the man if I am honest.

Another scoop 

Good to hear it is staying as a hotel. 

I cannot fault you efforts Colin you should become a councillor we need more people like you. 

I'm with you on that Steve. 

A big difference the cleaning of these road signs has made, well done. 

Dillgaf,

 

Oh dear, hear of this sort of thing all the time. Nothing surprises me any more but we can not allow this to go on, it's time to fight back for the vulnerable. If you can let me have some facts etc I can use it when I hope the Social Care and Health Scrutiny Committee take this up.

I agree Chris but there are also many who claim and are not disabled are you interested in investigating those people too?

Well done to these lads, credit where credit is due.

Nothing in the HT yet.

Well having just driven through town I must say that all the restaurants looked really busy. 

Comes to something when someone has to start using names so close to other members, all I can say is you must be getting to them and yes take the flattery lol 

I have just read that the former Paperway shop in Widemarsh St could soon become a Shellfish Restaurant & Bar, that's different.

Hereford Times Quote:

 

Applicant Lauren Waring says the venue would help footfall in the 'old' city centre, create jobs for those in the county and fill an empty unit.

 

In a document sent to planners with the application, Miss Waring said the business's ethos would be on "fine and affordable dining".

 

The cafe part of the business would sell the likes of homemade pastries, "high quality breakfasts" plus speciality teas and coffees.

 

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The restaurant would specialise in shell fish with Hereford beef also on offer.

 

I thought that I read somewhere that they want to change this venue from a pub to a house but I cannot find where I saw that now, anyway I think it was turned down.

I have noticed that the scaffolding has gone on the High Town photo, so within 5 years we will be free of the monstrosity. I also see that there are no coffee carts in this illustration either?  

With a bit of luck this will hopefully jog a memory. This must be terrible for his family.

ADDITIONAL CONSULTATION ON THE SOUTHERN LINK ROAD PLANNING APPLICATION.

I would not take a lot to put some new very bright led bulbs around these area's and would go a long way to make people feel a bit safer at least. 

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

Good to see the old place back open.