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A Herefordshire castle mentioned in the Doomsday Book will be opened to the public for tours for one day only this weekend.

A sex education teacher is found guilty of having an unlawful relationship with a 15-year-old female pupil.

Residents are warned to ignore phone calls asking for bank details in relation to council tax refunds.

A supermarket can be built in a Worcestershire town after two legal challenges against it fails, a council says.

Severn Trent Water is urging its customers to save water, despite the recent rain across the West Midlands.

A man is given a life sentence after he admitted murdering a 66-year-old man whose body was found in a park.

Residents of one constituency react to the Budget

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25 May 2009


OFFICIAL FIGURES SHOW SERIOUS UNDERSTAFFING IN FIRE AND RESCUE SERVICES

Local cam...

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18 May 2009

JESSE WELCOMES TOUGH LINE ON MPs' EXPENSES

Jesse Norman, the local Conservative par...

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30 March 2009


JESSE SLAMS BUSINESS RATE RISES WHICH WILL INCREASE PRESSURE ON LOCAL
FIRMS AND S...

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16 March 2009

JESSE MEETS WITH SHELTERED HOUSING RESIDENTS TO DISCUSS LOSS OF WARDEN SERVICE

Lo...

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8 March 2009


HIGHWAYS AGENCY MUST MOVE QUICKLY TO MAKE A49 SAFER, SAYS JESSE

Jesse Norman has...

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2 March 2009


NEW THINKING NEEDED TO TACKLE OVERCROWDED TRAINS AND SOARING FARES, SAYS JESSE

L...

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23 February 2009


JESSE HAILS NEW PLANS TO SCALE BACK REGIONAL GOVERNMENT

Local candidate Jess...

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15 February 2009


MPs MUST BACK NEW BILL TO HELP SMALL BUSINESSES, SAYS JESSE

Local campaigner...

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15 February 2009


JESSE LAUNCHES PUBLIC CAMPAIGN TO SAVE OUR SMALL SHOPS

Following on from hi...

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2 February 2009


HIGHWAYS AGENCY REPORT ON A49 IS "PARTIAL AND INADEQUATE" SAYS ...

Places are now available on a number of courses: FA Level 1 Certificate in Coaching Football scheduled to start on Friday 6th August 2010, FA Emergency Aid on 9th and 16th August, FA Safeguarding Children on Friday 13th August, FA Club Welfare Officers Workshop on 8th November, FA Level 2 Certificate in Coaching Football course scheduled to start on Monday 25th October 2010.A full program of courses can be viewed by visting http://www.herefordshirefa.com/development 

England Partially Sighted team win Four Nations tournament in Hereford!

The Herefordshire Girls Football League have been awarded the FA Charter Standard League Award which recognises that the league is committed to working towards a minimum operating standard and to raising standards and addressing poor behaviour within the league.

Please visit theFA.com link below for a full review of the Four Nations Futsal tournament that took place at the Point4, Hereford on Friday 3rd and Saturday 4th April 2010. http://www.thefa.com/England/england-futsal/News/2010/fournationsreview-050410 

Tournament tickets are now available for the Four Nations International Futsal Tournament that will take place on Friday 2nd and Saturday 3rd April @ the Point4, Hereford.

The Herefordshire Girls Football League in partnership with the Herefordshire FA have organised a coaches in-service support workshop which is targeted at all coaches working with female teams/players.

Over 30 players from across Herefordshire took part in the Herefordshire Disability Football League that has been organised by the Herefordshire FA.

The IBSA World Blind Football Championship 2010 is coming to Hereford, 14th - 22nd August and will be the biggest disability football event ever to be staged in this country.

Ross Juniors FC (FA Charter Standard) are looking to recruit female players between the ages of 7 and 10 to help develop an U10 and U12 team for the start of the 2010-2011 season

The Herefordshire FA is pleased to announce that there are a number of courses currently on offer designed to support grassroots football in the County.

Allotment holders wage war on 'greedy' National Trust after rent is hiked 400% - Deep in this picturesque slice of Purbeck countryside something has erupted to disturb the rural idyll: the threat of a 400 per cent rent rise. [Money Mail]

Cameron is new UK prime minister - David Cameron is the UK's new prime minister, bringing the Conservatives back into power after 13 years. [Front Page News]

TV presenter Jeremy Clarkson told to allow walkers to use footpath - The television presenter Jeremy Clarkson is told to reopen a footpath through his property on the Isle of Man. [Front Page News]

Where are you most likely to survive a heart attack? You're better off in a Swiss brothel than a public building in Britain - One in three people who have a heart attack dies before reaching hospital. Experts believe these figures could be reduced drastically if there were more defibrillators in public places. [Health]

Public opinion will force a Lib Lab party to have a new election.The answer is not to have a Lib Lab pack in the national Interest.
If there is a New Election there will be no Liberal candidates voted in.

South Africa given extra Cup cash - The man running the 2010 World Cup for Fifa admits an extra £67m had to be injected into the project to ensure hosts South Africa were ready on time. [Front Page News]

Greek economy 'to shrink by 3%' - The European Commission says it expects the Greek economy to shrink by 3% this year, amid continued market jitters. [Business]

Three killed in Greece protests - At least three people are killed in Greece as protesters set fire to a bank building during a general strike over austerity measures. [Front Page News]

Cameron 'going all out' for win - David Cameron says he is "going all out" to win the election, as he cotninues his round-the-clock final push for votes. [Front Page News]

More schools fail Ofsted checks - More schools in England are being judged as inadequate in Ofsted's new-style inspections, according to figures just released. [Front Page News]

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Labour leadership contender David Miliband warns that the party could be out of power for years at the final hustings meeting before the vote.

England are on course for a resounding win in the first Test after an unbeaten century from Matt Prior and three early wickets in Pakistan's second innings.

Germany holds an emotional memorial service for the 21 people killed in a stampede at the Love Parade dance festival in the western city of Duisburg last weekend.

A man is arrested after a four-hour long stand-off with police at a property in Belfast.

Pakistan says it expects "fruitful" talks between its president and David Cameron despite a row over comments about its alleged links to terror.

A silent march and mass balloon release has taken place in Duisberg to honour 21 people who died at last weekend's Love Parade dance festival

Blackpool players who are still waiting to receive bonuses for winning promotion to the Premier League are reassured that they will be paid.

At least two people are killed in Indian-administered Kashmir in a second deadly day of protests against Indian rule.

Cyclists who used London's bike hire scheme on its first day will not be billed because of technical problems.

Soham murderer Ian Huntley should drop his claim for compensation after having his throat slashed by an inmate, victims campaigners have said.

The only child of former US President Bill Clinton, Chelsea, is due to marry in a ceremony cloaked in secrecy.

Four rowers reach the Isles of Scilly from New York, taking 12 days off the 114-year-old Atlantic record.

Police are searching for a 6ft (1.8m) long snake which escaped through a bathroom window at a house in Essex.

Britain's Michael Rimmer takes 800m silver, Jessica Ennis eyes heptathlon gold, while Dai Greene and Mo Farah go for glory in Barcelona.

The Scottish government says the argument for Scotland gaining more financial powers has to be won in order to grow the economy.

One year to the day since the death of former England boss Sir Bobby Robson, a ceremony takes place at Newcastle ground, St James's Park.

British troops targeting a Taliban stronghold in southern Afghanistan have found a cache of bomb-making equipment, the Ministry of Defence says.

The worst monsoon floods in living memory kill at least 800 people and affect one million in north-west Pakistan, a local official says.

Spanish police are hunting for a Liverpool man who is suspected of shooting a father-of-two dead in a crowded bar in the Costa del Sol.

Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp criticises the timing of forthcoming international friendlies as the start of the new season approaches.

Watch the best of the third round action from the Women's British Open at Royal Birkdale as Taiwan's Yani Tseng retains her four-shot lead after an eagle at the 18th.

On the A27 eastbound between the junctions with the A285 Halnaker and the A284 Arundel East , there are currently delays of 10 mins due to heavy traffic . Normal traffic conditions expected from 7:30 pm.

Second wife Nicole Appleton, with whom he has a son Gene, and her sister Natalie - former stars of girl band All Saints - were on hand to provide some glamour.

Cyclists who used London's bike hire scheme on its first day will not be billed because of technical problems.

The Archbishop of Canterbury has been granted the freedom of the city where he grew up in a ceremony at Swansea.

The Archbishop of Canterbury has been granted the freedom of the city he grew up in.

The 19-year-old hit singer's sexuality was revealed as a joke on the social networking website Twitter, where it persuaded him to come out about his true feelings.

A bank manager from Sale in Greater Manchester will attempt to become the fastest blind man on earth on Sunday.

Calvin Zola and Shaun Miller score as Crewe Alexandra beat Wrexham 2-0 at the Alexandra Stadium in a pre-season friendly.

Residents of a Vale of Glamorgan village have spoken of their shock and sadness at the death of a nine-year-old girl in a boating accident in Turkey.

Carl Davies House, South Street, Leominster, HR6 8FF has 3 large silo refuse bins, they are due to be emptied on a Wednesday, this has not happened for several months, it is very smelly. Although the 3 bins for the houses are regularly emptied.
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Several potholes in Portfield St since the bad winter. Nothing has been done and many residents are fed up with no action on this
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In Ryelands Road, where the roadway to the small estate and the Marches Vets exits, there is an area of overgrown trees and undergrowth adjacent to the electricity sub station. This area of undergrowth is creeping more and more onto the highway, and now it is seriously obstructing the view of oncoming traffic, to those exiting the vets and the estate of houses. It does not appear to belong to anybody.
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On southbound side, causing localised flooding
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Lots of litter on playing field. Plastic bottles etc..
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Part of the footpath was relaid in February 2009 as part of a road scheme. Within months of completion the footpath was being lifted by weeds growing through the new tarmac. This is dangerous and a waste of public money. The project manager has clearly not reviewed the work at the end of the scheme in adequate detail. This issue has been reported to the Highways Agency and County Council numerous times to no effect.
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This footpath is too narrow for all but one person at the best of times. It is too dangerous for pushchairs, prams, wheelchairs and parents holding their childs hands. In addition to this the footpath that does exist is gradually being devoured by the adjoining grass verge and overwhelmed by weeds and hedgerow. Despite reporting this to the County Council on numerous occassions nothing has been done.
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This roundabout looks appalling. Our community has to endure the sight of numerous cones left around this roundabout for months at a time for no good reason. Why?
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Many large HGV's and cars and vans frequent outside the Whitecross Chip Shop, problem is there is a huge factory "Bulmers" a main road and another busy street coming onto Whitecross Road. The double yellow lines are stated as "no parking". This is a big problem.
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Literally a tonne of rubbish in a small stream next to KFC. Plastic, wrappers you name it it's here!
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3 small but nasty deep potholes, I'm always trying to avoid these blasted things.
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The road gully here is blocked solid.
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There is an increasingly large pothole here, impossible to avoid because of the width of the street - every vehicle is forced to drive through it. Its large enough to cause vehicle damage or throw a cyclist.
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Raised drain cover which is loose and a danger to the elderly residents and young children on this general let and sheltered housing scheme. Children have been seen lifting the cover and are at risk from falling into the drain.
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There have been some very ugly and disfiguring graffiti on the rear walls of 3 Castle Street Hereford for some time now. The building affected is an empty listed building in a conservation area which is slowly falling into disrepair. The problem has been reported to the owners(Hereford Cathedral) and to Hereford council but no action has been taken even after many weeks.
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The carpark is in a terrible condition, more potholes than a battlefield
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Despite this path having potential to keep children off hazardous roads between the Chase Park/Merrivale and Ashfield areas it is unsuitable for use by parents with small children. Minor works would make it a safe route to the crossing control point at the western end of Kent Avenue.
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