greenknight

Wish you well Colin.

Not wrong Ragwert but can you already feel the frustration... I can see an extension of the 30mph city limit which will absorb the Lugg straight and in doing so merge into the limits of both Luggwardine and Bartestree. I've used that road at 5/6 am in the morning heading East and its getting busier and trade guys in particular are having to leave earlier.

I'm struggling to see other than perhaps somewhere on the Hereford to Mordiford Road. One Boundary is the Ledbury Road and another is the Lugg itself.

Court Farm is discretely tucked away at the back of Hampton Bishop. I know you should never judge a book by its cover but the dominant stone and large wrought iron gated entrance suggest that this is no small holding. The heavy ground work machinery and trucks must be gaining access off the Mordiford to Bartestree road as there is still no access onto Ledbury road and I can't see a way onto land through the narrow lanes in Hampton Bishop or the road from said village into Hereford. The developing access road must be at least a mile long so one would think that the planned returns for this type of investment are there in perhaps many different forms. I see there was an application back in 2010 and it makes an interesting read. As for this road evolving later into something else ...I couldn't possibly comment but will have a chat with my brief because I purchased a house near here and it did not come up in any of the searches.

I think you need to look at the scale of this..is this farmer expecting to feed this thing with product from outside the county because the local impact is going to be significant!

Thanks Ragwert It's not part of the new development and I would be surprised if it's housing because that field floods regularly as it did this year even with a relatively short wet period of thaw from the snow. Surely would have come to the attention of our eyes and ears in planning.

Thanks Alex

Thanks very much for the replies. Was surprised about their point of access because it floods there regularly in the winter. Sure they will take steps to prevent this but the water will only find somewhere else to go.

Thanks Ragwert It's not part of the new development and I would be surprised if it's housing because that field floods regularly as it did this year even with a relatively short wet period of thaw from the snow. Surely would have come to the attention of our eyes and ears in planning.

Thanks Ragwert It's not part of the new development and I would be surprised if it's housing because that field floods regularly as it did this year even with a relatively short wet period of thaw from the snow. Surely would have come to the attention of our eyes and ears in planning.

Well hello...it's been a while but I'm liking the revamp. Been away with work and doing a bit of my own rebuilding and I guess that brings me to the topic in question. Does anyone know what's going on in the fields next to the Barrett new development and opposite the road that leads out from the old Herefordshire Nature Trust building ?

Hello everyone...if you are local you won't use this road...so so many lights and it takes ages to get through from Edgar Street to Morrison's. It's affecting traffic flows plus "no more the right turn into Barre,s Court Road or out of it!... Where will the rat runners go now because they will have to find another way!

Now I here a perfect storm is coming...the Lugg bridge will be closed until at least end of September...the A49 closures north of the city and the subsequent diversions around Aylestone combined with the absolute rubbish time delay at the Morrison's lights and the college's and schools back next week....absolutely perfect.

This is also true but she was in charge of the home office for a very long time. The country can't face or stomach another election but somehow we must try and regain the middle ground rather than have extremely left or right polarized views. Better diplomacy can be achieved there and better co-existence. We all have to give a little otherwise it's a dark road.