Hereford Times

The Hereford Times is a weekly tabloid that comes out every Thursday in Hereford, England. The newspaper's headquarters are located on Holmer Road. Peter John serves as the editor. It reports on happenings throughout Herefordshire and also covers certain events in the neighboring areas of Worcestershire.

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Driver caught out in Leominster guilty of raft of offences

1 day ago | herefordtimes.com | Bridie Adams

He was caught out in Leominster's Hill View (Image: Google Maps) A DRUG-driver has been banned from the roads for three years after admitting a raft of offences. Cornelius Biddle entered guilty pleas to two counts of driving while over the drug limit, one count of driving without insurance, and one count of driving without a valid MOT certificate when he appeared before magistrates in June.
Herefordshire schoolgirl arrives at prom on horse with royal link

1 day ago | herefordtimes.com | Bridie Adams

Elsie May arrived at Fairfield Prom on her Arabian horse Burkaan (Image: Jenny Lees) A HEREFORDSHIRE schoolgirl has arrived at her prom in style, riding in on her Arabian horse that was sired by a stallion belonging to the King. Elsie May from Fairfield High School arrived at her prom at Hereford's Left Bank on June 20, riding her hose Burkaan from the Green Dragon Hotel to the venue.
Clive Challenger damaged Riceberry Thai Restaurant window

1 day ago | herefordtimes.com | Bridie Adams

Challenger damaged a window at the Riceberry Thai Restaurant (Image: Google Maps) A VANDAL who broke a Thai restaurant window has been ordered to pay for the damage he caused. Clive Challenger entered a guilty plea to one count of causing criminal damage to property valued under £5,000 when he appeared before magistrates in Hereford in June.
Hereford Children's Bookshelf to move into former JJB Sports

1 day ago | herefordtimes.com | Bridie Adams

JJB Sports in Hereford shut with little warning in 2012 AN EMPTY shop in the heart of Hereford is set to be taken over by a children's bookshop. The Children's Bookshelf will be moving into the former JJB Sports unit next to McDonald's in Commercial Street. The sports shop closed in 2012 just hours after the national chain went into administration.
Led Zeppelin frontman pays tribute to Herefordshire rock legend

1 day ago | herefordtimes.com | Bridie Adams

Led Zeppelin frontman Robert Plant has paid tribute to fellow rock legend Mick Ralphs (Image: PA) THE Led Zeppelin frontman has paid tribute to a Herefordshire rock legend who has died at 81. Mick Ralphs, who was born in Stoke Lacy and was known for being a member of Mott the Hoople and Bad Company. Bad Company was formed in 1973 after the members of the bands Free, Mott The Hoople and King Crimson joined forces.
Let's celebrate the class of 2025! Share your prom photos

2 days ago | herefordtimes.com | Bridie Adams

Kingstone Academy pupils at their prom at Left Bank in a previous year PROM season is here! After 12 years at school year 11s are waving goodbye to lessons and exams and are ready to enjoy the summer. But not before they've had one night full of glamour and sparkle at their year 11 prom. Prom is the perfect chance to dress up in a stunning dress or smart suit and spend time with friends, as schools reward students for their hard work.
Hereford and South Herefordshire MP Jesse Norman on housing

2 days ago | herefordtimes.com | Bridie Adams

Lower Bullingham is often left underwater when flooding hits in Hereford (Image: Hereford Times) This is a talking point published in the Hereford Times on June 19. Jesse Norman MP AS regards housing, there are three numbers you need to know. The first is 82,000: the rough number of houses and flats now in the county. The second is 16,100: the number of new houses scheduled to be built under the last government.
Tree planted to honour war heroine ahead of annual celebration

2 days ago | herefordtimes.com | Bridie Adams

A tree was planted with a commemorative plaque in honour of Violette Szabo last month (Image: Elisabeth Taylor) A TREE has been planted in honour of World War Two heroine Violette Szabo ahead of an annual event celebrating her life. The Violette Szabo Museum in Wormelow hosts a special day in memory of Violette around her birthday each year, and this year planted a tree and installed a commemorative plaque to mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day.
Top Gear and Grand Tour star James May announces new TV show

3 days ago | herefordtimes.com | Edward Burnett

The presenter starred alongside Oxfordshire farmer Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond for over two decades on the pair of motoring shows. Shown on the BBC and Prime Video respectively, the programmes showed the trio testing out a range of vehicles all over the world. These collaborations came to an end last year with The Grand Tour: One For The Road, which saw the gang travel to Zimbabwe and Botswana in Africa.
Man caught with piece of wood outside pub appears in court

3 days ago | herefordtimes.com | Bridie Adams

He was caught in possession of the piece of wood outside the Brewers Arms in Hereford (Image: Google Maps) A MAN has been up before the court after he was caught with a piece of wood outside a Hereford city pub. Roderick Sheffield entered a guilty plea to one count of possessing an offensive weapon in a public place when he appeared before magistrates in Hereford in June.