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  2. M. Preece
    Why??
  3. M. Preece
    This a good news, they are certainly expanding and well done
  4. Hereford Voice
    The Beefy Boys Are opening In Bath! This is their 4th restaurant. AQMHR6r9YUBUHQ-f7CcsBaFBUUDTZ2JxATLw5Z6_HUoQCsXLPGkPguoHHfhHsB3M9ie16KwRCcxkdBq2o-TnmxN0.mp4 This is fabulous news following the boys recent success in the USA their Dirty Boy Burger was judged the 4th Best Burger In The World! (Although we think it's the best burger in the World ) The boys wrote of the Facebook page: "IT'S OFFICIAL! We're firing up the grills at our 4th location! The worst-kept secret since dipping fries in milkshakes became a thing Stay tuned for opening day details and exclusive launch surprises!" Looking for the ideal Christmas Gift? They have their brilliant Cook Book and lots of other goodies - https://thebeefyboys.com Great to see the boys continued success, good luck with the new store opening in early 2025!
  5. Hereford Voice
    Let's bring back United! Hereford United that is.. Oh look. within the hour guess who followed..
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  7. Hereford Voice
    A tractor driver has been arrested after being filmed driving through deep floodwater in Tenbury on Sunday, sending large waves crashing into businesses along Teme Street. The incident sparked outrage on social media. The 57-year-old driver was detained on suspicion of criminal damage and dangerous driving but has since been released on bail. In the video, the tractor appears to strike something, causing it to jolt, to the surprise of onlookers. Reports suggest the waves created by the tractor damaged windows and compromised flood defences. Tractor creates devastating wave by driving through flooded UK town.mp4 Credit Jay Da Costa A spokesperson for West Mercia Police said: β€œI’d like to thank everyone who brought this incident to our attention, and to the local community for their co-operation and support yesterday while we carried our initial enquiries. I understand the upset and anger that the incident caused, and I hope that the arrest we made yesterday evening offers reassurance that we are actively investigating it. Officers will continue to be out and about in Tenbury in the coming days to assist the local community and our partner agencies with recovery efforts following the flooding.”
  8. Hereford Voice
    π—›π—˜π—₯π—˜π—™π—’π—₯π——π—¦π—›π—œπ—₯π—˜ π—™π—Ÿπ—’π—’π——π—¦ | Flood water across Herefordshire begins to subside after storm Bert. BBLP crews are prioritising the clean-up effort. One of the crews are in Orleton clearing mud and debris before the road can be safely opened to the public. Thank you to the staff and everyone involved in the challenging work clearing it all up. πŸ‘
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    Sad To See But Some Excellent Progress By Wye Valley Demolition Half of the garden rooms have been demolished Boiler Room gone! Full demolition work is expected to be completed by late January 2025.
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    Herefordshire Council has sent a clear message that repeated anti-social behaviour and environmental crime will not be tolerated, with the successful prosecution of a fly-tipper for breaching a Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO). Mr Zackery Biddle was originally convicted of fly-tipping in 2022. Evidence presented in court showed that Bromyard Household Recycling Centre experienced repeated boundary fence damage between December 2023 and February 2024, allowing unauthorised entry. CCTV footage identified Mr. Biddle on-site with another individual carrying bolt cutters, a key factor in securing his conviction. Charles Yarnold, Herefordshire Council’s Head of Regulation and Technical Services, said: β€œThis conviction sends a strong message that Herefordshire Council will not tolerate persistent offending or anti-social behaviour. Criminal Behaviour Orders are crucial in holding repeat offenders accountable and reinforcing our commitment to a safe and clean community for all residents.” Councillor Barry Durkin, Cabinet Member for Transport and Regulatory Services, added: β€œOur message is clear - persistent offenders who disregard the rules will face serious consequences. Herefordshire Council is fully committed to ensuring that anti-social and environmentally harmful behaviour is dealt with robustly. We will continue to take every step necessary to protect our communities and keep Herefordshire a safe place to live and work.” Herefordshire Council’s Community Protection Team works proactively to investigate fly-tipping incidents and hold individuals accountable for waste-related crimes. Residents are encouraged to report fly-tipping online at www.herefordshire.gov.uk/flytipping or by calling the council’s hotline 01432 261761
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    A man from Hereford who was jailed for producing cannabis has been ordered to pay back the proceeds of his crime or face more time in prison. On the 8 June 2023, officers executed a warrant at Hereford Coach and Commercial Refinishers at Glebe Farm and discovered cannabis being grown within the premises. 270 cannabis plants were recovered with a value of Β£93,700. The owner of the business, Andrew Mannion, of Orchard Meadow, Lower Eggleton, entered a guilty plea to 2 counts of being concerned in the production of cannabis and on the 25 August 2023, he was sentenced to 30 months imprisonment on count one and 6 months to run concurrently on count two. At a Proceeds of Crime hearing at Worcester Crown Court on Tuesday 19 November, the 62-year-old was instructed to payback the proceeds of his crime amounting to Β£97,009.44. If he doesn’t, he was told he would receive another 2-year custodial sentence. Detective Inspector Dan Fenn, from the Economic Crime and Cyber Unit, said: β€œI hope this is a strong message to those who think being involved in the production of drugs that we will be relentless in pursuing illicit funds that have been made from illegal activity. β€œI would like to commend the financial investigator who worked tirelessly on this investigation. It is a good example of how our team will not leave any stone unturned and will continue to protect our communities from further harm”.
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    We even managed a selfie! Can you pot yourself? Eternal girls with Sunshine Radio presenters The lights are on!
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    Thank you to Mark and all the team at Sunshine Radio and Hereford City Council for giving us full back stage access to today's fabulous show. Check out some of these fabulous photographs of the show, and all you lovely people who turned up in their thousands despite the rain! Can you spot yourself? Thank you to the girls from Eternal Group for your kindness and lovely hospitality, we even managed a selfie! What a great show!!
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    They are a nightmare and we have been campaigning for years to get them switched off
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  20. Rian
    Can someone please explain who planned out these traffic lights in Hereford they make no sense to be honest especially the pedestrian crossing near Asda they are going to cause traffic to plow in to traffic. The pedestrian lights should be either a pelican crossing or built further round the corner going towards Macdonald's. There are a few lights destinations take your pick very dangerous.
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    Christmas is coming! We know, it's just a coincidence right...
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    Matalan Has Confirmed To Hereford Voice That Their New Store In Hereford Opens On Saturday 23rd November.
  23. twowheelsgood
    I think it's a bit of a lottery as to who handles the initial enquiry and whether they send it in the right direction. I had a fault on my phone line a few months ago and used BT's online fault test and report - worked well and I was told it would be fixed within 5 days. In fact they did it in 2. I didn't speak to a human through the whole process, which may be why it went well. I had to contact BT yesterday about a mistake on my bill - I used the chat facility, got through within a few minutes and we worked through and resolved the issue quite quickly. They even offered to record it as a formal complaint when we were done, which I did and it's in the system at the moment.
  24. Hereford Voice
    The jobs of more than half of the workforce at the DIY chain Homebase are at risk after the retailer's owners called in administrators following a failed attempt at a sale. Homebase have a branch in Ledbury. Its owner Hilco had been looking to sell the struggling retailer, but has not managed to find an outright buyer. The owner of homeware chain The Range is buying up to 70 stores and the brand, safeguarding about 1,600 jobs. This leaves 49 stores without a buyer, and thousands of jobs at risk in the stores and head office. Administrators Teneo declined to say which stores were at risk of closing at this stage.
  25. megilleland
    A friend who lives in the country and depends on her phone to organise doctor and hospital visits had trouble with BT who told her they would be repairing her line which had ceased functioning. Failure to visit her after 3 days she phoned BT on my mobile to complain and get a further a visit to repair yesterday. She was told that her technical problem had been dealt with through an office in Ireland, may as well been in India! Seems a regular occurence: https://www.theguardian.com/money/2024/nov/13/bt-has-left-my-80-year-old-dad-without-a-landline-for-months
  26. twowheelsgood
    I find emails are ignored, phone calls are generally either in a huge queue or never answered. That said, Direct Line are good at telephone calls - you can ask them to call you back, rather than wait in a queue, and they do. My general preferred route is 'live chat' - I have had success every time with this. Write your question beforehand to ensure you have the facts, and copy and paste it. You increasingly have to get past the bot questions first, but there is a route to a human. You can also get a transcript of the conversation when it finishes, which is a useful record.
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    Three Counties Hotel Demolition Latest Images The demolition contractor is Wye Valley Demolition Ltd and the work is expected to be completed by late January 2025.
  29. Hereford Voice
    Yes, absolute nightmare
  30. megilleland
    Companies are not connecting with their customers/clients at all on the phone. It so easy, just pick up the phone when it rings - No not some recorded message telling you are in a never ending queue or telling you to visit their website which doesn't contain the information you are looking for. Strange that when you need to make a payment you get straight through at once. Wait till we are connecting with AI robots when the local staff are sacked and offices closed and we are all floating around in the ether!
  31. Jon

    Broadleys pub

    Jon posted a topic in Hinton

    Admiral Taverns told me yesterday that the Broadleys is being sold. They wouldn't say any more. Does anyone know who to? I cannot find it listed for sale anywhere. It has now been removed from Admiral Taverns website.
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    Lee Lauder (left) and Finley Phillips have been sentenced to a total of 54 months for burglary offences. Two men have been sentenced to a total of more than four years for burglary offences in the Hereford area. Lee Lauder, 19, of Paxton Drive, Bristol and Finley Phillips, 20, of Satchfield Court, Bristol, were sentenced to 27 months each on Tuesday 5 November at Worcester Crown Court. Lauder and Phillips were charged in relation to a series of burglaries at commercial premises on the Rotherwas industrial estate overnight of 3 and 4 September 2023. They also committed a burglary of a dwelling on 4 September when they were disturbed by the occupants of an address in Canon Frome, Hereford. They stole car keys, handbag, purse and money from that address. They were stopped by police a short time later and remanded in custody and charged for the other offences too. Lauder pled guilty to conspiracy to burglary for which he was given a 22-month sentence and dwelling house burglary for which he was given a 27-month sentence to run concurrently. Phillips also pled guilty to conspiracy to burglary for which he was given a 22-month sentence and dwelling house burglary for which he was given a 27-month sentence to run concurrently. Detective Constable Verity Farr of Hereford CID said: β€œBurglary and acquisitive crime offences cause great distress in our communities. β€œBreaking into someone’s home is immensely intrusive and distressing for those that are victims of these crimes. β€œWe will always do all we can to pursue and prosecute those responsible for committing such offences.”
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