Hereford Voice

Car parking for 38 cars inc 8 disabled bays

Planning permission has been approved (with conditions) for a 65 bedroom Premier Inn hotel with ancillary restaurant, car park and associated works in Blackfriars Street Hereford. Once complete the hotel will employ around 25 people. Application P174776/F

Asda Hereford is open 24 hours (restricted) Most Asda supermarkets that open 24 hours are licensed for 24 hour alcohol sales but there are a number of 24 hour Asda supermarkets across the country that are not licensed to sell alcohol all night. There are also some Asda stores with licences to sell alcohol 24 hours that don’t sell alcohol at night due to Asda company policy (even though they have 24hr alcohol licences) – these stores are usually located in city centres and areas where there may have historically been problems with late night antisocial behaviour. Hereford opening times... Monday Opens at 7am Tuesday 24 hours Wednesday 24 hours Thursday 24 hours Friday 24 hours Saturday Closes at 10pm Sunday 11am - 5pm

Think about your parking in case of an emergency. This can mean no help for you! Think before you park! Are you blocking a route for an emergency services vehicle? Hereford & Worcester Fire and Rescue Service #NoWayThru

Asda is currently investing in a multi-million pound revamp to improve facilities for shoppers in their Hereford store. This will include the removal of over 7 checkouts to make way for self scanning facilities and a new look 'Fish & tips' counter. Kids eat for FREE in the in-store café (subject to conditions) Plus a lot more besides, completion is scheduled for May 2018

We are friends with the guys over at YH and we understand their reasons. We were approached directly and a request was made to us to make an appeal via our portal, which we did. The good news that everyone was hoping for has been realised because Bob Gallier has now been found safe and well, which was the only immediate concern here.

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UPDATE: Thank you to everyone, good news to report is that Bob Gallier has been found dafe and well.

UPDATE: Thank you to everyone, good news to report is that Bob Gallier has been found dafe and well. There are concerns for the safety and whereabouts of Hereford motorcycle legend and businessman Bob Gallier. Tonight there are growing concerns for Mr Gallier, at 19:00 Bob Gallier walked out of Hereford hospital with no phone, possibly no wallet. He is in a distressed mental state. If anyone knows of his whereabouts or has seen him this evening please contact Hereford Police. Bob Gallier speaking last week said he is “cut to pieces” following a court order recently that his business has to close. Mr Gallier has been forced to sell his property in Berrington Street as well as the vast stock of bikes and accessories as part of a divorce settlement. Mr Gallier said the decision has caused him great distress. Last weekend he was treated in Hereford County Hospital’s trauma unit, and Mr Gallier admitted he had been on “suicide watch”. He opened his motorbike shop in Bastion Mews in 1968 before moving to East Street and finally to the current location in Berrington Street in 1976.

Hereford Housing have submitted plans for the proposed demolition of 41 existing (prefab bungalows) in Beattie Avenue Hereford. Construction of 71 bungalows and houses with associated parking, private amenity, access and alterations to highway. An extract from the Hereford Housing website reads: Application P180694/F Work is scheduled to begin as soon as May.

A motion put forward by It's Our County for an Eastern Bridge in Hereford was rejected at a full council meeting this morning. The motion, was also backed by MP Jesse Norman (MP for Hereford & Herefordshire South) was put forward as an attempt to help ease the constant congestion issues within the city. The idea was to have a bridge linking Rotherwas with the A438 Ledbury Road.

The Weeping Window at Hereford Cathedral is looking fantastic. This magnificent waterfall of thousands of individual ceramic poppies will be on show from 14 March 2018 until 29 April 2018 as part of the final year of 14-18 NOW’s UK-wide tour of the iconic poppies. This is a must visit and we are looking forward to supporting this beautiful display in our stunning Cathedral. (Photo courtesy of Herefordshire Council).