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    • Britain's most beautiful marathon
      Would you like the opportunity to run in what has been deemed “Britain’s most beautiful marathon”? The new international Kielder Marathon will open on October 17th later this year. Participants will have the opportunity to race the 26 scenic miles...
    • Pictures of the Week - Vote for your Favourite
      We've had a runaway winner from last week's Pictures of the week competition. Terrybnd's great wild camping shot (right) received nearly half of all the votes cast. Skiddaw by telegraph road came second with JohnnyW's winter climbing shot in third....
    • Gear Video: Ultra light socks from Bridgedale
      You'll never be heavy footed with these socks. They're the new Endurance Trail Ultra Light socks (£12.50) which will be hitting our shops in March 2010. Bridgedale has made them 45% lighter than the original Endurance Trekker socks. Scroll down...
    • Should Alfred Wainwright's original works stay in Cumbria?
      The private papers of author and fellwalker Alfred Wainwright are on sale for £100,000. Cumbria County Council wants to buy the works, which include photographs, drawings and slides, to make them available to researchers. The council has made a bid to the...
    • Would you know what to do?
      “Aaaaargh!” You hear the shout from above. Then the world goes silent. Your heart hammers at your rib cage and your mouth goes dry. Someone is lying at the bottom of a crag, injured, broken, bleeding, you don’t know yet. ...
    • Gear Deals of the Week - Compare with Claire
      Scan your eyes across the best outdoor gear offers of the week. Stores from across Britain have revealed their most impressive deals so you don't have to scan endless websites to find them. And gear tester Claire Maxted is here to make our...
    • What’s an adventure race really like?
      Claire Maxted from Trail magazine put together a team of three to find out at a Helly Hansen event in Surrey... There’s a splash. And a squelch. And then come the screams of shock at the icy water. It is...
    • New Poll: Hydration bladder or water bottle?
      Is reaching for a bottle too much like hard work or does the term 'bladder' make you need the loo? Tell us which you use on our latest poll below... Hydration bladders or water bottles?(online surveys)   Does your choice vary depending on what...
    • Pictures of the Week - Vote for the best
      Congratulations this week go to sunnydale, whose gorgeous picture from Stanage Edge in the snow won a close fought three-horse race. It narrowly defeated cozy's cloud formation shot and andysnap's Cat Bells at sunset. Take a look at this week's...
    • Avatar movie inspires mountain name change
      Flying mountains in the blockbuster movie Avatar have inspired Chinese officials to rename one of its mountains. The officials say the fictional Hallellujah Mountains are based on stunning ranges in the Zhangjiajie, Hunan Province. Although the real mountains don't actually fly (that would...

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    • New telephone scam hits Herefordshire
      Fraudsters are telephoning local residents claiming they are due for a rebate on their council tax - if they would just let them have their bank details. Herefordshire Council warns householders to be on their guard after a local woman received a
    • Exhibitions to mark liberation of death camp
      Herefordshire Council's community heritage team has arranged for two special exhibitions to mark the fact 2010 is 65 years since the liberation of the Auschwitz-Berkenau death camp. Next month (February), the exhibition, "Never Again? Thinking abo
    • Council approves £7.8m primary school
      Herefordshire Council has rung the bell to start the legal process of creating a new £7.8-million primary school in Leominster. The brand new school, which will join up the current infants and junior schools, was backed by the council's cabinet (Thur
    • Emergency funding bid for £5.5m pothole bill
      As Herefordshire thaws after the big freeze, the full damage to the county's road network is becoming clear. Herefordshire Council estimates it will cost over £5.5 million to repair the potholes created as the water froze, expanded and broke up road
    • Herefordshire schools get seven new minibuses
      Seven new minibuses will help the county's secondary school students get training in specialist subjects, thanks to Herefordshire Council. To take part in the new young apprenticeship programmes and diplomas, 14 to19-year-old students need to be b

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    • Footpaths and roads , 8th February
      Humber Close looks tatty. The roads are peppered with weeds and the pathways are full of leaves and moss. Litter from the nearby highway is also a problem. It doesn't look as if the street cleaner has been in the area for a long time.
    • Deepening potholes and breakup of road surface, 7th February
      Deep pothole near 40 mile delimiter sign on left side of carriageway going north after Lower Burlton Farm and many along same carriageway, especially on left side going north near The Bell - (one of which I had to drive into today as traffic came south) and breaking up surface near Arbour Cottages. I do appreciate your problems however after the snow and frost.
    • Road full of potholes, 5th February
      Benhall Lane has not been subject to repair of potholes for a long time. The road is in appalling condition and is dangerous. There is no sign of any repairs being conducted.
    • Knapp Lane Ledbury, 26th January
      Substantial potholes have appeared on Knapp Lane following recent snow and ice, particularly on the hill to the junction with The Homend and the stretch before Cut Throat Lane by Dog Wood.
    • Very large pot hole, 26th January
      Outside the tool hire centre on Holme Lacy Road heading east. Aprox 2 feet wide.
    • Potholes, 25th January
      A number of potholes need filling in Kingsway near the Co-op. Thanks
    • Flytipping outside my house, 23rd January
      An armchair and a cupboard of some description has been dumped on the footpath outside my house,is there a procedure to follow to get it removed? thanks paul
    • Road breaking up/subsiding, 21st January
      A large area - several square metres - of road is breaking up and appears to be subsiding outside the Indian restaurant.
    • Large pothole, 21st January
      Large pothole opened up on northbound side
    • ASL completely worn away, 21st January
      The advanced stop line/bay for cyclists has completely worn away, resulting in cars stopping on it. Coupled with potholes already reported here, this junction needs some serious attention.
    • Pothole on Alton Street, 21st January
      The pothole is on the Lefthand side going up Alton Street hill just past the junction with Chase Road, been there about 5 or more days, if a bike hit's it, they might come off.
    • Ice damage, 19th January
      The recent ice and snow has caused much damage to the road surface in St Ethelbert Street.
    • Lose Noisy Ironwork, 19th January
      Very lose and noisy ironwork. Tarmac now crumbling around the edges, likely to cause damage to vehicles.
    • Massive Pothole, 19th January
      Huge pothole, that is highly likely to cause damage to vehicles.
    • Poor Road surfaces, 19th January
      There were already a large number of potholes down Park Sreet and the recent cold weather has created even more, some of which are quite serious. This extends down the whole length of the street
    • Large pot hole, 19th January
      Large pot hole in the carriage liable to cause damage to vehicles and a hazard due to cars trying to avoid it.
    • Numerous large potholes, 19th January
      Numerous potholes along this stretch of road
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