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    Coffee Cart in High Town

    Roger
    By Roger,

    I see that the Coffee Cart people have applied to the Council for a licence to serve alcohol ...

     

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    Link to application

     

    It is bang in the centre of the No Drinking zone but that doesn't seem to count for much these days as the Castle Green is a booze free zone and that regularly gets a beer tent when the great and the good decide they want booze at their event.

     

    I see the rateable value for the business is £0 ... but I don't know how much rent they pay the Council for their pitch ...


    We've got things in common with The Wirral.

    bobby47
    By bobby47,

    First we had the pleasure of the mightily impressive Paul Cardin who's currently celebrating his third success against Wirral Council who desperately want him branded a 'vexatious person', then Wirral Leaks, then Level80 registered with us and now, perhaps the most prolific tapper of vowels and consonants on the Wirral Globe, the incomparable Growl Tiger.

    Mind, I've got one problem with The Wirral. Wrong side of the tunnel. My old man used to tell me on our trips to New Brighton, 'they think there bloody it on The Wirral. They've all got curtains up against their windows'.


    Hour Glass Traffic Lights...

    Colin James
    By Colin James,

    Hour glass traffic lights, now that's something different...

     

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    Help Find Missing Hereford Teenager

    Colin James
    By Colin James,

    Police Appeal For Help To Find Missing Teenager From Hereford

     

    West Mercia Police are appealing to the public for their help to locate a missing teenager from Hereford.wmp__1406307341_Charlotte_COTTERELL.jpg

     

    Charlotte Cotterell, 15, was last seen in the Bath Street area of Hereford on Wednesday July 23.

     

    She is described as of slight build, with very long blonde hair and is 5’4” in height. She was wearing blue denim shorts and a light blue t-shirt when last seen but this outfit could have changed.

    Police are growing increasingly concerned for her welfare.

    Officers are asking people to report any sightings of anyone matching her description to West Mercia Police on the non-emergency number 101.


    WORLD WAR 1 Commemoration Service

    Ubique
    By Ubique,

    An important date for your diary 

     

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    How WELL do you know YOUR area?

    megilleland
    By megilleland,
    In The Guardian today:

     


     

    Seven questions that will tell you how well you know your local area

     

    This interactive quiz by the data visualisation centre at the Office for National Statistics (ONS) tests your demographic knowledge about where you live. Pop in your postcode and answer the questions to see if you're a local expert - you might be surprised by what you find out.

     

    Who made this? The ONS Data Visualisation Centre

     

    My local knowledge rating of Belmont 59%

    Not bad, but room for improvement

     

    I wonder how well our councillors would do?


    Saxon Hall

    Colin James
    By Colin James,

    Summer Activities


     


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    It's Been So Long Since Herefordshire Council Cut The Grass...

    Colin James
    By Colin James,

    It's been so long since Herefordshire Council (BB) cut the grass it's even began to grow under the feet of the Hereford Bull in high town.

     

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    #cutgrasshfd


    Oval Post Office late evening and Sunday opening

    megilleland
    By megilleland,
    New service hours by the Post Office. Opening later each day and on Sunday.

     

    The Oval

    7 The Oval

    Belmont Road

    Hereford HR2 7HG

     

    Opening times 

    Mon 08:00 - 18:00

    Tue 08:00 - 18:00

    Wed 08:00 - 18:00

    Thu 08:00 - 18:00

    Fri 08:00 - 18:00

    Sat 08:00 - 18:00

    Sun 09:00 - 12:00


    Westfields Post Office late evening and Sunday opening

    megilleland
    By megilleland,
    New service hours by the Post Office. Opening later each day and on Sunday.

     

    Westfields

    90 Grandstand Road

    Westfields

    Hereford HR4 9PQ

     

    Opening times

    Mon 06:00 - 23:00 

    Tue 06:00 - 23:00 

    Wed 06:00 - 23:00 

    Thu 06:00 - 23:00 

    Fri 06:00 - 23:00 

    Sat 06:00 - 23:00 

    Sun 06:00 - 23:00


    King Bobby's on his way to becoming a legend!!!


    Caribbean Themed Reggae Pie - Black Lion Sat 19th July

    Colin James
    By Colin James,

    We can't achieve anything without something in the kitty to pay for speakers and events to get the message over so come for a large slice of veggie, Caribbean themed reggae pie at the Black Lion on Saturday 19th July 2014.


     


    Please tell your friends and come and join us for a few beers 


     


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    Local Government Ombudsman complaints to Council

    megilleland
    By megilleland,

     

    From the Local Government Ombudsman with its annual summary of statistics on the complaints made to the Local Government Ombudsman (LGO) about your authority for the year ended 31 March 2014.

     

    How many of these issues were reported by the Hereford Times, especially where complaints were upheld?


    Lets Beat The Syphillis!

    bobby47
    By bobby47,

    I see Bill bloody Norman has been shoving his weight around and stopped me raising much needed funds for the W.G.T.S. Oh we've had the letter that's heavily loaded with The Latin and banning the parachute jump because of public safety issues.

    Basically my mate Arthur who fought in at least three World Wars was going to fly me up in his Cessna, reach an altitude of fifteen thousand feet up above Widemarsh Common, I was going to jump out together with an old MFI flat pack wardrobe and during my fall toward terra firma I was going to assemble the wardrobe, shut the doors, deploy the parachute and when I landed, I'd open the doors to be greeted to applause for my part in this remarkable feat on human recklessness. Course, Norman, being all high and bloody mighty reckoned that having a roof on the wardrobe would make deploying the parachute near on impossible and, if I didn't manage to fix the bloody hinges properly to the doors, folk minding their own business living beneath my drop zone would be subjected to untold horrors if ever the flat pack landed on their heads.

    That said, Bill has settled an argument with the W.G.T.S and me. I wasn't entirely happy to jump on behalf of We've Got The Syphillis. I'd begged them to change their name to the T.G.T.S. My thoughts were when I opened the doors of the wardrobe I didn't want to be met by folk saying, 'Bravo! You wouldn't think he'd got the Syphillis would you'. I wouldn't want that because I have not got The Syphillis and anyone who says I have is a liar and an embellisher. I have not got The Syphillis!

    But, no, they wouldn't agree to 'They've Got The Syphillis' and frankly who can blame them and so the whole fund raising thing has been cancelled because of Bill and his heavy handed approach to good men and women who've behaved in a promiscuous way and through no fault of their own they caught the terrible disease The Syphillis.

    I'll tell you now, if Bill ever comes knocking on my door and asks, 'if you catch The Syphillis do you get a bright red itchy rash around the testicals', I'll say, 'How would I bloody know. I have not got the Syphillis and I resent you thinking that I have.' I'd tell him, 'clear off. Go bother someone else. This is a good God fearing family home and when we agree to intercourse with folk we know little about we ensure that we wear a bunch of ribbed strawberry flavoured condoms. Now buggar off and don't come back'.

    Mind, I ain't saying Bill has The Syphillis. Not at all. And if Bill reads this pigswill and mutters, 'how does he know about the rash around my testicals', I don't know. It was just a lucky guess.


    Support the people of Gaza

    SON OF GRIDKNOCKER
    By SON OF GRIDKNOCKER,

    Two screenings of the award-winning Palestinian film 'Omar' are at the Courtyard on Monday 21 July (6.00pm) and Tuesday 22 July (8.00pm).

     

    Your chance to show solidarity with the oppressed people of Gaza.


    Herefordshire Council By Election - Ledbury 17th July 2014

    megilleland
    By megilleland,

    THERE will be a by-election in Ledbury, on Thursday, July 17, for a vacancy on Herefordshire Council.
     
    The vacancy has arisen following the death last month of Coun Peter Watts, who was one of three ward councillors for Ledbury.
     
    Nominations for the election close on Friday, June 20.
     
    Herefordshire Council says it will announce further details next week, once nominations have closed.
     
    Is the nomination date correct? Two days notice. Haven't seen this advertised in the press.
     

    Catch And Release before its to late and all the fish have gone.

    bobby47
    By bobby47,

    And now, some ten years after it first began, they've finally said the unsayable, our rivers and lakes are being stripped of the fish. Oddly enough, they ain't saying that its the work of The Fifteen and they ain't implying that the British are to blame, which, given my hostility to this European Union is a load of worry off as far as Im concerned.

    Mind, they didn't mention the industrial scale slaughter of the Swans, the duck species and anything else that crawls, walks and scurries about upon this great and wonderful green island of hope and dreams. If they catch it, they'll eat it and there's little that can be done to stop it.

    Why would anyone wish to catch and eat a barbel? The Chubb, the carp and all the other varieties of Course Fish don't escape the cooking pot either. The Pike for example. A thoroughly nasty predator if anything I say is worth a blind bit if notice. This particular creature of God is seen as the most tasty and in some areas that once lay beyond that Berlin Wall that was torn down, the Pike is a delicacy.

    Why did the ever start eating the fish in the first place? Because they were starving. Any money that their state ever earned was invested in a missile that was aimed at me. Now, these areas that once lay beyond that wall have few fish in the rivers and lakes. They've all been eaten and unless something dramatic happens, the same fate awaits us.

    Can you stop it? No you bloody can't. It's much to late. No matter how many times you tell them to stop killing the fish, no matter how many family bar b q's you interrupt on the Wye that sees hordes nibbling away upon the flesh of these poor creatures, they completely ignore you, carry on and laugh at the futility of your personal protest. And they're right, it is pointless.

    We, at the Hereford District Anglers Association, have all had to have photographs affixed to our permits. Why? Because the Bailiffs discovered that one licence was being shared by dozens of them who all came down to the river to catch their supper. It's been going on for years.

    The local supermarkets now sell Coarse fish because the desire to eat these fish is so high and profitable. Does it help? A little perhaps, but why pay for something when its free from our rivers and lakes.

    The shops! The ones who sell the illicit booze to The Fifteen. They sell Barbel as well. The Bailiffs have found them in the freezers and been told, 'they were caught in our Country'. Despite the fact that they've no bloody fish left swimming in their Country, nothing can be done to stop this relentless onslaught upon our wonderful way of life that is 'Catch And Release'.

    And this stuff Im shovelling out. It's no urban myth. It's no piece of tittle tattle that's spread, takes on a life of its own and becomes distorted and out of control. It happens every single day of the week. You sit there, they catch a fish, they drag it onto the bank, hit it and kill it, into a carrier bag and away they go to eat their supper.

    Course, sometimes they like to eat something different. They arrive with an odd looking stick with a wire noose on it. Then, they start throwing bits of bread onto the water gently encouraging the bird to paddle ever closer to its fate that is, the cooking pot and their stomach. There is no end to it. Nothing you can say changes any of it. It's become a pointless excercise. Better to sit there, mind your own business and simply accept its a cultural thing and they're bloody hungry.

    Sadly, I've seen the British kids doing it and when you challenge them they tell you, 'we are going to sell it to the fruit pickers. They love it'. The whole thing is out if control and its taken near on ten years to get the authorities to become brave enough to say, 'we have a problem'.


    Organisations within organisations

    megilleland
    By megilleland,

    I am compiling a list of organisations with links to the council, many of which appear to be duplicating the work of one another and the council and involving in many cases the same names popping up at the helm. Feel free to add any you know or have come across.


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