YOUNGSTERS at the Ann Cam Primary School in Dymock will be asked to use their artistic skills to help solve the problem of dog fouling in the village. The children will be asked to take part in a poster competition to get across the "no fouling" message
RESURFACING work on Bromyard's High Street and Broad Street will be carried out over a weekend in an effort to minimise disruption for traders. The work will begin at 5.30pm on Saturday, August 2, and is expected to be finished by the evening of Sunday
MOVING education into the 21st century was the message from Queen Elizabeth Humanities College at a meeting to discuss securing the future of the seven cluster schools. Parents, teachers and governers were joined by the wider community as well as Herefordshire
LEDBURY was judged for the Heart of England in Bloom competition today (Wednesday) and the judges were clearly impressed. The town achieved a gold award in 2007 and the Ledbury in Bloom team were hoping to keep to winning ways. Judge David Wassell MBE
THE head of Queen Elizabeth Humanities College, Adrian Long, was noticeably absent from Tuesday evening's meeting to discuss the future of the Bromyard schools cluster. He was recently appointed principal of Minster College, in Leominster, and is expected
POLICE investigating an allegation of serious sexual assault in Newent are appealing for witnesses. The incident happened at around 5pm on Thursday, July 10, in woodland at Newent Lake. The 14-year-old victim was walking her dog in the vicinity of the
Thursday Early Ears Fun Music & Body Brain Activities for 0- 5s at Malvern Theatres, Grange Road, Great Malvern. 10am. £4.50 child £7 two. Block Booking concessions. 01684 566076. Clay Time After school workshops at The Pottery, The Fold, Bransford.
Wednesday Noughts and Crosses Quiz at The Wells Club, Malvern Wells Village Hall, Wells Road, Malvern. 8pm. £1 per table of 4. 01684 560279. Antique and Property Roadshow with Philip Serrell, David Barby and Adam Partridge at King's School, College
