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Mick

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  1. It will be a shame to see the club disappear but over the years they have always played rubbish and even when they get a decent player they sell him! They will never do well unless someone invests a lot of money and nobody locally is going to do that, so I think while I admire your passion its inevitable that the end is nigh...

  2. I have just read this fascinating article, have a read it's a little spooky.
     
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    Inside the haunted cottage with tragic past which has been left to rot with more than 300 years of valuables...clothes, pictures, clocks all left untouched
    Last owner of Old Crow Cottage, in Willersley, Herefordshire, was tragically killed last year
    David Edward Penny, 72, died in a car crash on the road outside the house in October, 2013
    Locals claim to have seen lights flickering inside the cottage, leading to rumours that the cottage is haunted
    The Grade II-listed cottage was built in the 17th century and had been a village pub
     
    The haunting signs of lives once lived still echo from every room in this long-abandoned ramshackle ruin.
    Old Crow Cottage, a Grade II listed building, now stands eerily abandoned since 2009 - the clothes, pictures and other remnants from former inhabitants are untouched and lying under a thick layer of dust.
    New photographs from inside the dilapidated cottage, in Willersley, Herefordshire, reveal the eerie atmosphere within the building which would once have been a family home.
     

    Over the last few years, locals have even reported to have seen lights flickering inside the cottage, leading to rumours that the cottage might be haunted.

    The last occupant was killed in a car crash on the road outside the home.

    Urban explorer Dan Circa ventured inside after reading about its history online.

    Dan, 28, from Manchester says: 'The cottage has been in the same family for many years and it looks like each generation has filled the house with their possessions.'

    Read More: HERE
  3. No one moves without an insentive, so do I take it you are all in favour of the killing of High Town for the OLM site?

    What is he incentive to stay in the city centre Councillor? Nowhere to park for customers (unless you have a blue badge), Traffic wardens itching to book you if you are 2 mins late back to your car. Scaffolding eyesore in the city centre with no change expected soon. High business rates shell I go on?

  4. Not quite Hereford but believe it or not but Horatio Nelson was from Monmouth there is a good listing here.

     

    Frank Oz like Biomech has already mentioned and Sean Hince for Visual Effects is also from Hereford and David Garrick, now on the plate pictures above it says he was born in 1716 yet on IMDB here it states 1717?

     

    Richard Hammond (Top Gear) lives in Weston under Penyard (Ross on Wye).

     

    Andy Mcnab (Author and former SAS soldier).

  5. Regardless of the size of pets at home, I agree with Colin, I would not be happy if I were them, they could easily wipe the smile off the landlords face if they decided to move out then the shop on the right will be empty for ages, depends on how you look at it but it seems a little short sighted to me.

  6. So please can someone explain this to me again? I am confused here. 

     

    Would I be correct thinking that the fire station want to move a few yards around the corner into the former births, marriages and deaths registry offices in Bath St? Then they will turn the current fire station into yet another car park? 

     

    Could they not modernise the current fire station and build apartments on the other site in Bath St? We need more accommodation not more car parks!

  7. Hereford Council destroyed Hereford long ago! They killed the shops in Widemarsh Street n broad st by putting in poxy 1 way systems where people couldn't access them and weren't allowed to park for any sufficient length of time and why pedestrianise everywhere? when there are no decent shops (except if u want to drink coffee all day n just hang out if u havent gor a job - Oh yeh there are no jobs because there are no shops because you can't get to them easily by car - silly me) #justsayin.

     

    I moved away from Hereford over 3 yrs ago and have access to everything right here. Hot food, cold food, swimming facilities x 3, shopping facilities x 10, traffic jams don't exist n I can walk my dogs without having to worry who's behind me! Goodbye Hereford n enjoy your cold pasties!!

    I endorse what Adrian has said. 

     

    They make it sound like Hereford is the only city that has problems with late night revellers, come on, all cities have problems at the weekends, no wonder Hereford folk choose to go to places like Worcester, this council needs to get into the 21 century, they really do, I have never heard such rubbish in all my life.

     

    "Oh look there are some drunk people causing trouble outside the chippy, I know the answer, lets close the chippy that will stop them"

     

    ha ha what nonsense!

  8. Having been a victim of the Belmont Road traffic for more years than I care to remember and observing other drivers the one thing that really clogs the traffic up are those drivers who think they are above sitting in traffic and shoot up at the Tesco roundabout and drop down either opposite Macdonalds or just past the Oval.  People who have been sat in the traffic in Belmont Road being mostly courteous then stop and allow these drivers into the flow of traffic.  There should be no right turn at certain times of the day. Because of time restraints I now travel the Bridge Sollars road.  To those of you who do not know this stretch of road at peak times of the day this is an evil stretch of  road and as the weather worsens I will then have to revert to the Belmont Road option ugh.  Yes of course houses are needed but in the right place and not to exacerbate an already bad traffic situation.

     

    Denise, believe me those people that you refer to do not get into town any quicker, if anything, going through Newton Farm and the Oval often takes longer but I agree with Victor, if this takes some of the congestion away from the main road then let them carry on, 'be careful what you wish for' because if they do put a no right turn in place and close these small rat runs your queue on the main road all of a sudden becomes a lot longer and certainly much worse!

  9. Hi Just wondering if anyone knows if there is CCTV at the junction from Edgar street where you join the roundabout ?

    My husband was hit side on as he was going around the roundabout by a car trying to get onto the roundabout from Edgar street. The other drivers ins. co. are trying to go for 50/50 blame which mystifies us. Would be really helpful to be able to get some cctv .

    regards

     

    Hello welcome to HV, I am sorry to hear of your accident and I trust that all passengers are ok. Can you explain a little more about the accident, were you approaching the roundabout from south of the river, with the complex in front of you? What lane were you in and where were you heading? 

  10. Just to advise you the duck sign has finally arrived. But if you visit the site Balfour has put it on a new post and behind a bush.

     

    I have raised this again with Balfour and asked them to move to the original place and at a height so motorists can see this.

     

    As a Ward Councillor I cannot understand why they did not use the original post,.

    Thank you for the update Adrian, I am surprised how long it took to replace a simple duck sign, I understand there was a change over from Amey to BB but even so it has taken 6 months! Now that's the scary part.  :Hmm:

  11. It takes a vast amount of energy to smelt aluminium in the first place, but, once done, it is 100% recyclable, and can be recycled indefinitely. It is grossly irresponsible just to bin it, when its more about envirosort making a profit than adapting their system to sort it.

     

    I am sure in time they will. Why do you ALWAYS see things in poor light, your glass is always half empty instead of half full, never happy! We never had recycling until a few years ago in 2009 and I am sure in time even that will improve, so whats wrong with profit? Its not a bad word you know, they need profit in order to improve and employ. This is actually something really good and you still complain.  :Angry:

  12. Following a Fence being put up and a permissive path being established on bartonsham farm meadow this local group is to being formed to explore the ancient row ditch the first meeting of the group will be Wednesday 19th September at 6:30pm at the wrvs centre if anyone is interested in joining this group please do come along.

     

    This sounds interesting do you have anymore information? What is this ancient row ditch?

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