Paul Rogers
Digital Reporter at Hereford Times
A lover of all sports, especially football and cricket. Hereford FC fan. Journo (work account: @PaulRogers_LDR). Views are my own.
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1 month ago |
herefordtimes.com | Paul Rogers
But, for a recent meeting in Telford, I decided to give the train a go. I rarely use the rail network, but for many people it’s a vital part of their day, whether it’s to go to work or college, or meet family and friends. However, we always hear of cancelled or delayed services, or that the train was jam-packed. In fact, I have written stories on the very subject. This included reporting that Shropshire had some of the worst-performing railway stations in the country.
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1 month ago |
bbc.com | Paul Rogers
Crisis plan 'untested' at delayed fireworks eventPaul RogersLocal Democracy Reporting ServiceGetty ImagesThe report found the council had little control over the number of people turning up for the display (generic image)A review carried out after a fireworks display was delayed has said the event's emergency plan had been untested, leading to confusion.
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Dec 6, 2024 |
bordercountiesadvertizer.co.uk | Paul Rogers
A 20mph zone in Oswestry town centre. Picture: Google North Shropshire’s MP has given her backing to Oswestry Town Council in its bid to extend 20mph speed limits across the town. In October, the town council backed a motion criticising current limits as “inconsistent” and calling for them to be extended to where people are living and shopping. Parts of the town centre became 20mph zones in late 2021, as part of changes to the one-way system aimed at making it safer for pedestrians.
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Jun 24, 2024 |
herefordtimes.com | Paul Rogers
THE fire service has revealed how many times it failed to meet its response time in Herefordshire last year. Responding to a freedom of information request by the Hereford Times, Hereford & Worcester Fire and Rescue Service said that between April 1 and December 31, 2023, 1,704 incidents occurred in Herefordshire, of which 409 were examined (24 per cent).
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Jun 21, 2024 |
ledburyreporter.co.uk | Paul Rogers
The amount of people who have died while awaiting NHS treatment has been revealed. (Image: Pixaby) THE number of people who have died while awaiting NHS treatment has been revealed. Responding to a freedom of information (FOI) request by the Hereford Times, there had been 1,334 deaths of patients in the county who still needed treatment. The data was collated from 2019 up to and including April 26, 2024.
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Wow. I've seen some mental games in my life but that Man Utd v Lyon game is right up there!
Gorgeous sunny afternoon? ✅️ Lad in the guard of honour as the players come out and takes some penos? ✅️ Stoppage time equaliser in front of a packed Meadow End? ✅️ Great day all round? ✅️ 📷 Hereford FC 'Junior Bulls Supporters Club' https://t.co/PWuRKVS8T9
RT @BBCShropshire: Green waste biochar plant gets go-ahead https://t.co/vV3vJgHIHN
