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Hereford Times Imposter!
Hereford Times - Someone Using Same Name As Hereford Voice.
They have registered using the names Herefords Voice and also Hereford Voices (Notice the S)
I have written to Clive at the HT as someone has registered as Herefords Voice on their website, notice the S on the end of their name.
We are:
Hereford Voice
SNT meeting Hunderton
Local Watch Meeting with Southside cops
Hunderton Residents! There is a 'Local Watch Scheme Meeting' at the 'Scout Hut', Blackmarston Rd at 8pm on Wednesday 3rd February Please come along. Members of The Local Safer Neighbourhood Team will also be in attendance.
Paris
Council financial transparency
October expenses up on Counil's website.
Cellar Door Restaurant & Bar
Good Morning Hereford Voice Readers,
Thank you to everyone that has shown an interest in the project at 25 Widemarsh Street (Paperway).
I am delighted to say that we have just been granted an excellent license for the premises and the planning permission has come through! I want to give special thanks for Jim Mooney (Licensing West Mercia police) and the committee I sat before yesterday for their understanding and trust in me and the project.
Cellar Door at 25 Widemarsh street (formerly known as Paperway) is going to be a Modern Fine Dining Restaurant, Bar and Café and will be available for hire for functions such as Wedding Receptions, Parties and Corporate functions. We wish to become known for fantastic food but also for our vibrant wine and cocktail bar.
Our restaurant dishes will be a celebration of local produce, seasonality, ethical sourcing and sustainability. We aim to make ourselves known to AA Rosette and Michelin teams straight away and have aspirations of obtaining prestigious accolades in the future. (The Hereford Time's article mentioned it being a "Shellfish Retaurant" , however even though we will always have some Shellfish/fish on the menu, it isn't a Shellfish restaurant)
There is a lot of exciting news to come including the identity of our new chef and photos of the interior renovation. We will post regular updates on the project on Twitter @CellardoorHFD and we will soon be publishing the Facebook page. Our website is currently in development but watch this space, www.cellardoorhereford.co.uk! The incredible Sophie Jackson of Sophie Jackson Studios is on the branding and website as we speak!
WE ARE RECRUITING. Our email address is HERE. If this is of interest then please email us your CV and covering letter.
Thank you again to everyone who has expressed their excitement to us so far and we want to wish everyone a very, VERY Merry Christmas from me and the ever expanding team at Cellar Door.
Wishing everyone festive cheer!
Herefordshire Community Champions
Received from Herefordshire Council today
"Herefordshire Community Champions awards – Launching today
Herefordshire Council in partnership with Cargill is launching today the Herefordshire Community Champions awards, aimed at recognising extraordinary contributors to their community and achievers in the county.
Please find attached details of this new scheme. Full details can be found at:-
www.herefordshire.gov.uk/champions16
We would be grateful if you would promote this initiative locally.
With Kind Regards"
I don't know the guy and his politics don't suit me but for community effort Jim Kenyon has to be one nomination surely
Hereford County Hospital
Winter Over Herefordshire
Bill Wiggins v Hereford Times
Hereford Times site posted a story this morning about Wiggin's appearance in Private Eye, which started to attract a lot of comments - 4 hours later the whole thing has been pulled. Who's pulling their strings then? Here’s a screenshot from Facebook, as IOC were commenting on the article.
BBC RADIO 4 QUESTION TIME
Taken from Facebook
Want to be on BBC Radio 4's Question Time Read On ....?
The Royal National College for the Blind (RNC) will be hosting BBC Radio 4’s Any Questions? on Friday 12 February at thePoint4, our sports and leisure centre. We will be releasing tickets to the public shortly but wanted to give you advance notice in case you or any of your colleagues or students would like to join us for the evening. The live broadcast will be hosted by Jonathan Dimbleby and panellists will include Lord Blunkett, who is chair of RNC’s Transformation Council.
Tickets are free, but are required for entry. They can be reserved by emailing office.services@rncb.ac.uk or calling 01432 376330. Doors will open at 18.45 and guests must be seated by 19.15. The warm up begins at 19.30 with the live broadcast running from 20.02. Tickets include an opportunity to submit a question – you must be willing to ask this on air.
5p Charge For Carrier Bags From Oct 5th
The government in it's drive to reduce waste have imposed a charge of 5p on carrier bags, all proceeds to go to charity.
Disability Discrimination on Wirral. Bill Norman's role...
This was just part of an elaborate cover up after £736,756.97 was stolen from learning disabled people's bank accounts over an 8 / 9 year period:
As far as disability discrimination goes, the only people to be stolen from were disabled people. If you were an able-bodied tenant, the searchlight moved on until it found a disabled one.
Temporary Closure Of Hereford Library & Museum
Closure Update:
Herefordshire Council would like to thank the public for their patience whilst it reviews the position relating to the unexpected discovery of asbestos at Hereford Library.
The safety of users and staff of the services is our most important consideration, and the implications of managing asbestos at the building needs to be carefully considered.
As traces of asbestos have been found at the venue, it is in the best safety interest to remove it completely, which will be started as soon as possible. As yet we have not been given a date as to when those works will be completed.
We have seen considerable increase in the use of Belmont Library to compensate for the closure of Hereford Library, and a drop-off point is available at the Shirehall. In addition we plan to open a temporary provision at Hereford Town Hall as soon as we can.
Options for temporary relocating the Museum and Arts Gallery are being explored.
In addition to the public use PCs at Belmont library there are also public access PCs available at the new HARC building at Rotherwas and at the Courtyard, which are free to use.
We will provide further updates on the library as soon as we have them.
Though the risk from asbestos is minimal, if you have health concerns please contact your GP in the first instance.
16 September 2015
We have received a number of queries relating to the closure of Hereford Library and Museum and have developed some frequently asked questions (FAQs) to help answer as many of these as possible.
14 September 2015
Please be advised that alternative library facilities, including computer access, are located at Belmont Library and during the temporary closure of Hereford Library will operate extended hours. Thank you to South Wye Community Association for its support. Belmont library has free parking for community centre visitors and is located on bus routes 39, 39A, 74, 74A, 75, 75A, 79A, 440, 447, 449 and X4.
You can also renew your library books online or call 01432 383295.
Alternative public computer access is available at The Courtyard in Hereford, please contact them directly for more information.
Green bags for garden waste can be purchased from The Hereford Centre at Franklin House in Hereford.
We will endeavour to find an alternative venue for the Spun Gold exhibition, but regret that the exhibition is currently closed. The Old House museum will extend its hours, as an alternative attraction.
Herefordshire Council appreciate your patience during this time and will seek to provide other services as they become available.
11 September 2015
In the interest of public and staff safety, Herefordshire Council has made the decision to temporarily close Hereford Library and Museum with effect from today, due to the discovery of trace levels of asbestos found in the building as a result of planned building work due to take place at the site.
The building will be closed for an initial 12 week period, while the remedial works and improvements to the site are conducted. Air samples had showed there were no airborne particles of asbestos, however trace amounts were found on surfaces near the oldest parts of the building's structure.
Herefordshire Council would like to stress that the risk of contamination is minimal, however it is important we take risk seriously and take the appropriate action to safeguard our staff and customers.
The Health and Safety Executive has been informed and the library service is assessing the impact on the wider library service and what actions can be taken to address and mitigate the impact of the closure in the best interest of customers.
There is more information on asbestos on the Health and Safety Executive website.
Identification Concerns
If anyone has had their ID, or what you believe to be direct misrepresentation of your online persona used elsewhere, could you please send me a direct personal message with details and alias's.
For clarification purpose example, Herefordian123 and Heref0rdians1234, i would not class as an impersonation, however Hereford Voices and Diligaf is!
Thankyou.
John 'Brummie' Stokes SAS Legend Has Died
I am very saddened to learn that SAS hero and legend John "Brummie' Stokes has died.
ONE of the most famous members of Hereford's SAS regiment has died.
John 'Brummie' Stokes helped to make the elite unit famous on an international scale after climbing Everest in the 1970s.The soldier, who received an MBE, was also well known for his work with the Taste for Adventure centre in Credenhill
HAND "Bottletop" Project
This is a great new initiative HAND "Bottletop" Project.
(Alcohol Diversion Scheme) Just watch the video.
Corruption At West Mercia Police & Shropshire Council
Dear Sir, Madam,
my name is Terry Dean Hampson, i was born on the 22nd of october 1980, i am currently 35 years old, and i am a male.
Its taken me 25 years to be able to do this and so i ask for your patience if i appear to be unclear in what i say, i will try my best.
I was born at wrexham hospital in north wales, i then lived an still live in the village of dudleston heath in shropshire, i have a older brother (Brett) and a half brother from my mothers first marriage (shane) who also lived with us in our family home, with mine and Bretts parents, ( Tony, Diann) i also have a half brother and 2 half sisters from my fathers first marriage, they also live in the same village.
my father was a builder, he was very well known in the locality renowned for his hard work and extensive knowledge of the construction industry.