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Cycle ride turned into thorny horror
4:24pm Thursday 13th November 2008
HEREFORDSHIRE Council must be ashamed at the disgraceful state of some bridleways. I cycled on the bridleway starting south of Sutton St Nicholas from SO 536 446 on OS Explorer Map 202, to SO 540 436, which rapidly became a nightmare of muddy narrow (20 cms) paths.
Angela Davis of Moreton says look skywards
4:22pm Thursday 13th November 2008
I wonder if your correspondent who spotted strange globes of light in the Hereford sky was experiencing the phenomena known generally as orbs.
Why GPs fear for future of health-care in Herefordshire
4:10pm Thursday 6th November 2008
DOCTORS from Herefordshire Local Medical Committee say they're deeply concerned about recent decisions taken by Herefordshire Primary Care Trust (PCT), involving the new GP-led health centre.
Comments (7)The county’s new lord: your views
12:11pm Friday 31st October 2008
I SEE that the editorial in the Hereford Times, (October 16) welcomes Peter Mandelson’s choice of the tiny Herefordshire hamlet of Foy for his lordly title as it “will be good for tourism”.
Dredging the rivers would end misery
12:06pm Friday 31st October 2008
MRS Price (Hereford Times, October 9) is absolutely right. Flooding along the Frome and the Lugg could be greatly alleviated if the rivers were cleaned out as they always used to be.
Friends who keep village life alive
12:02pm Friday 31st October 2008
I LIVE in the small and well spread-out village of Hope-under-Dinmore and Newton. We have a very old village hall, which lacks the modern requirements needed these days to survive or entice others to hire it for functions. I know from past experience how difficult it can be to encourage local people to use the hall and indeed join in events.
Cutting infection is a task for all of us
12:04pm Friday 31st October 2008
HEREFORDSHIRE Primary Care Trust, as the lead NHS organisation in the county, has, with the County Hospital, a ‘zero tolerance’ policy for the prevention of infections associated with healthcare. But there is plenty the public could do to help.
Tell us how the Grid will make city better
12:05pm Friday 31st October 2008
I ATTENDED the Edgar Street Review at the Courtyard Theatre recently, and asked one of the 12 or so councillors present whether he knew how many shops in the city were either empty (paying reduced rates), or occupied by charities (paying no rates). He said he hadn’t a clue.
Earning gratitude of bewildered public
12:05pm Friday 31st October 2008
PRIVATE banks, having profited hugely by poaching the services which used to be provided by the post office on the grounds that they are more efficient, are now found to be far from safe people to handle money.
Helped by strangers and neighbours
12:06pm Friday 31st October 2008
I WOULD like, through the Hereford Times, to say a big thank you to my neighbours and to the kind young people who helped my husband when he had a fall at Shirlheath on October 7, and cut his head badly.
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Angela Davis of Moreton says look skywards
I wonder if your correspondent who spotted strange globes of light in the Hereford sky was experiencing the phenomena known generally as orbs.
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