
Gavin McEwan
Local Democracy Reporter at Hereford Times
Local Democracy Reporter based at Hereford Times covering Herefordshire(UK) politics. Chorister/am-drammer/quizzer/cyclist/dad Views my own; retweeted≠endorsed.
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2 days ago |
herefordtimes.com | Gavin McEwan
Ross-on-Wye could get half-hourly bus services into Hereford, while Cantelupe Road, pictured, could see parking restricted (from Google Street View) Bus services in Herefordshire will be made more frequent and speedier under new proposals.
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herefordtimes.com | Gavin McEwan
Green MPs Ellie Chowns and Adrian Ramsay (image: ellie-adrian-2025.org) This story is only available to Hereford Times subscribers. Click here to find out why and how to subscribe for exclusive stories. North Herefordshire MP Ellie Chowns has launched a bid to become national co-leader of the Greens.
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3 days ago |
bbc.com | Gavin McEwan
Plans for more frequent and faster busesGavin McEwanGetty ImagesHerefordshire Council's plans include bus priority or bus-only access on certain streetsBus services in Herefordshire could be made more frequent and faster under new proposals. Among a raft of measures in Herefordshire Council's draft Local Transport Plan 2025-2041, it says there should be "bus priority or bus-only access on certain streets to make bus services faster and more reliable".
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herefordtimes.com | Gavin McEwan
2 1/1 Herefordshire “is a largely forgotten and overlooked room in Britain’s vast sprawling mansion”, according to Joseph Emmett – school history teacher, erstwhile political candidate, activist, songwriter, self-confessed “blow-in” and local history buff. Having spent a year researching the county’s lesser-known treasures which he brings to light in a new book to be published shortly, he now gives his top six spots for uncovering its hidden past.
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herefordtimes.com | Gavin McEwan
The stretch of A49 from which access to the new development can now be built (Google Street View) and the indicative plan of its layout (from application) A local developer has won a planning battle to build two houses by a busy Herefordshire road. John Honey had sought outline permission for the scheme at Harp Field immediately north of Harewood End, “a predominantly linear village straddling the A49” between Ross-on-Wye and Hereford, whose form the proposal “would perpetuate”.
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'entirely valid concerns dismissed' https://t.co/kLsddva4cP

BBC R4's Any Questions will be from Shell Store, Hereford on Friday. Haven't seen panel announced yet. https://t.co/QWwg7RlUBo

A sea-change on fixing the river? https://t.co/p4yfGGGw5k