Denise Lloyd

Well done her and I bet you're glad. I think I was there in wait for it 1980'ish. John Tandy has he been there a very long time?

You've got to give it to him the boy is bright 207 retweets383 likes Reply Retweet 207 Like 383 More Jesse Norman â€@Jesse_Norman 3h3 hours ago "Rural residents earn less, pay more for their local government and receive fewer services than those in cities." http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/earth/countryside/12041187/Stop-robbing-our-countryside-to-pay-for-the-cities.html …

http://www.herefordtimes.com/news/14144475.Hereford_factory_to_make_all_manufacturing_staff_redundant_on_Christmas_Eve/ Shocking news. Many years ago Denco made a load of people redundant just on Christmas my redundancy came later. A load of us went to the Kerry Arms on a Friday lunchtime to drown our sorrows I think we were supposed to go back but nah we stayed and stayed. One guy Tony Issom (wonderful man and sadly no longer with us) lived in Peterchurch caught the bus home went to get off the bus caught his foot landed on his back in a ditch and there he stayed until the morning. Ah the good days.

Whilst I do not always agree with the decisions that the Planning Dept come to I have a lot of sympathy for them. They are the ones who train to become Planning Officers they are the ones who know the rules and regulations and yet so often their well informed decisions are overruled by just Councillors. Another council committee in desparate need of a major overhaul Was there an investigation into the Greenow fiasco?

I think what is riling so many people is the way the decision was reached and the way the tenants have been treated, No farms no beautiful countryside .

More interesting reading Meggieland you always have the ability to delve deeper into the wonders of the internet. I expect every council in this land curse the damned internet!

Hereford Municipal Golf Course, Hereford (Holmer Road) www.hereford.co.uk/info/1378/ Hereford Municipal Golf Course is a golf course in Holmer Road in Hereford. Page displays Hereford Municipal Golf Course's profile, contact details and a map ...

Sorry really off topic everybody well I imagine they update it every times there is a movement otherwise how on earth can they produce valid accounts and I assume even Councils have to produce accounts

Hello it is fine for me I see the Buttermarket is still on there - try again if not put in your search Property Asset Register Herefordshire Council -

If you are still there Dip here is the Property Asset Register which I do not think is 100% accurate https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwitstjRsNnJAhXKchQKHcpRAScQFggjMAA&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.herefordshire.gov.uk%2Fmedia%2F5029703%2Fasset_register_current.pdf&authuser=1&usg=AFQjCNEJ_hXzFF10XCvEEizNNtrng-fVEw&sig2=rbMgPr_rffHccCAxdIsvfQ

And on the Board are The current members of the Board are; Cllr Terry James Businessman and farmer Cllr Philip Price Farmer Cllr Brigadier Jones Retired Army Officer Cllr Philip Edwards Retired Cllr Anthony Johnson Financier There is a tremendous amount on the net about Buchanan Trust and I could not work out if they come under the auspices of Council Farms. They are listed on the HC Property and Asset Register

I've put them on now forgot sorry!!

Similar to Dave Greenow's planning experience the brother to Nick Nenadich has had his planning approved by the Planning Committee DESPITE the planning officer's recommendation to refuse. It always pays to know just the right people doesn't it? http://councillors.herefordshire.gov.uk/documents/s50029685/152475%20-%20Sutton%20Lakes%20Farm%20Suttton%20lakes%20Hereford.pdf

One more if you haven't got a Sunday paper to read! https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=52&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwi019j25tjJAhXLuhQKHRwsAe44MhAWCCMwAQ&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.bahs.org.uk%2FAGHR%2FARTICLES%2F54n2a7.pdf&authuser=1&usg=AFQjCNH5NV1ocj1g0AKVzoAlIBgX1XTKZA&sig2=FSXcKTovAY4jut4jOECvxQ I would imagine if somebody searched through the history of Hereford's council farms there is at least one that was bequeathed - might be totally incorrect

Here is the background history of Council farms which I found in an edition of Dorset life Council land-owning in Dorset dates back over a century to 1911, when a farm was purchased near Marnhull in a bid to stem the exodus of people leaving the countryside to seek their fortunes in the city, but it was after the Great War that the need for council-owned farms grew in importance. In 1918, the British Army stood at almost four million under arms; David Lloyd George promised that the soldiery, after four years of hard fighting at terrible cost, would return to ‘a land fit for heroes’. Within a year of the Armistice, the military had been reduced to 900,000 and the government had a duty of care to find work for the significant number of now unemployed and, at times, vocally discontent former soldiers who had served their country with pride. The fear was that if these men weren’t cared for, Bolshevism and riots might break out on the streets as it had in Russia. and also a very extensive report produced by Gloucestershire County Council http://www.tisonline.net/ContentUploads/CaseUploads/Update_June_2008_1662008101955.doc

Sorry the start of the above from Here for Hereford would not copy but it gives the general picture

Here for Hereford 10 December at 18:24 · ments, also on that web page. It's a big ask just before Christmas, and we hope the deadline of 31 December 2015 will be extended in to the New Year. The Council meeting on 18 December might report back on the deadline, on job creation figures at the Rotherwas Enterprise Zone, on bus subsidies and figures for carbon emissions. Watch this space for more information, and email the Council (mathew.howells@herefordshire.gov.uk) if you have any difficulty in completing the Consultation Response Form which is a bit tricky. Good luck! Local Transport Plan 2016 - 2031 - Herefordshire Council Information about Local Transport Plan (LTP4) 2016 - 2031 HEREFORDSHIRE.GOV.UK

Talk about bastardisation of a beautiful building. Another well done Herefordshie Council

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https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/LTP-Consultation People you have until 31st December 2015 to complete this

Show the city as it really is - Herefordshire Council have hit the Midlands news two weeks running - and not for the good. I don't think it is the reporting do you?

Chris and Glenda could you settle your differences in private you are both Indies and now is not the time to be publicly falling out

Bibliophile â€@savelibservices 21 mins21 minutes ago "The meeting opened my eyes to what goes on in local government." #Herefordshire #Tenantfarmers http://www.herefordtimes.com/news/letters/14137010.County_smallholdings_sell_off__Report_paid_for_but_never_seen/ …

http://www.herefordtimes.com/news/letters/14136993.Scrap_cabinet_system_in_name_of_openness_on_Herefordshire_Council/ http://www.herefordtimes.com/news/letters/14136964.Decision_to_sell_off_council_farms_is_deplorable/ 2 of the 3 letters in the HT today when the other comes up I will link it. All 3 are excellent also the report in the HT Does this mean that if the mood suits the Cabinet could approve say the SLR?

Smart a.... comments like that won't win you or your party any votes. Good job your leader and some of your fellow councillors have conducted themselves in a more sophiscated manner