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jump to content search in everywhere more options... find results that contain... any of my search term words all of my search term words find results in... content titles and body content titles only front page forums what's on browse clubs forums calendar guidelines online users leaderboard our facebook page our twitter page our instagram feed youtube channel more activity all activity my activity streams rss search our picks more leaderboard downloads more existing user? sign in sign in remember me not recommended on shared computers sign in anonymously sign in forgot your password? or sign in with one of these services sign in with facebook sign in with twitter sign up all activity home facebook twitter instagram youtube youtube youtube fire at breinton park homes by ragwert, 18 hours ago fire gutted a park home this evening.four fire appliances and two ambulances were on scene.fire was close to setting alight other park homes. 0 replies 61 views add reply bikes seen stacked up under old bridge by ragwert, friday at 15:29 a pile of bikes have been seen under the old bridge possibly pulled out of the river. police have been informed by don't seem to be interested. 2 replies 80 views add reply plans for new gp super surgery to go on display by megilleland, march 1 from the hereford times - 1st march 2018 quote plans for a new gp super surgery in hereford will go on display to the public next week. work has been ongoing to look at the possibility of merging a number of doctors' practices in the city at a site close to the railway station. and the new primary care hub would be the main surgery for patients who currently access gp services at greyfriars surgery, moorfield house surgery, aylestone hill surgery and sarum house. the engagement event to display plans for the hub takes place next thursday at hereford town hall from 2.30pm to 7.30pm. the hereford medical group has been working in partnership with local healthcare property company, prime and design team one creative environments ltd (one) to develop the proposals for a modern, high quality building to provide patients with the best possible experience when accessing primary care services. representatives from the hereford medical group, prime and one will be on hand throughout to answer questions. no booking is necessary and members of the public are welcome to pop in at any time. dr andrew watts said: “our key priority is providing good quality medical care for our patients. "unfortunately our current premises are outdated and at full capacity and so are no longer suitable, which is why we need new purpose built accommodation. "we are keen to share our plans with patients.” bob smaylen, development director for prime plc, added: “using our expertise in delivering primary care facilities we are developing proposals which will provide high quality facilities that improve patient experience. we are looking forward to sharing these plans with local residents and hearing their feedback.” 37 replies 1,097 views add reply cheap fuel while stocks last !!! by ragwert, friday at 15:55 tesco express in ledbury road are selling unleaded and super unleaded for £1.21.9 and diesel and premium diesel at 1.25.9 until they run out. fuel tanks are being replaced over a three week period from monday 11th june. 0 replies 94 views add reply plans for new multi story look to have been abandoned by ragwert, may 29 plans for a new multi story car park on the country bus station site in commercial road look to have been scrapped. https://councillors.herefordshire.gov.uk/mgissuehistoryhome.aspx?iid=50026347&opt=0 16 replies 312 views add reply bill norman suspended by denise lloyd, july 18, 2017 second senior management suspension as cheshire east council investigates misconduct allegations second senior management suspension as cheshire east council investigates misconduct allegations a second member of cheshire east council's senior management has been suspended as a result of an internal disciplinary investigation. bill norman, the council's director of legal services and monitoring officer, has been absent from his post since april and has now been officially suspended. the decision follows the suspension of council ceo mike suarez on april 27. a cec spokesman said: the investigation and disciplinary committee reconvened on friday, july 14, 2017. the committee is considering allegations relating to the conduct of senior officers. as a result of friday's hearing, the decision has been taken to suspend the director of legal services and monitoring officer in order than an independent investigation is undertaken. the chairman of the committee said: we would stress that this suspension is a neutral act taken in the interests of both the council and the director of legal services and monitoring officer. it is very important that this investigation is undertaken objectively and therefore it would be inappropriate to make any further comment at this stage. in line with arrangements made by the staffing committee on april 27, an interim officer is covering mr norman's role. as confirmed in april, cec has made temporary appointments for its positions of chief executive, section 151 officer, and monitoring officer and head of legal services. the council confirmed that jan willis is being paid £1,025 a day, which will be reduced to a monthly salary of £10,626, as acting section 151 officer so current officer peter bates can focus on other responsibilities. kath dwyer has been appointed as acting chief executive follow the suspension of mr suarez over officer conduct in april, and daniel dickinson has taken on the responsibilities of mr norman. mr dickinson will be paid £2,621 a month on top of his existing salary for the duration of mr norman's absence. 29 replies 2,523 views add reply weeds verging on the ridiculous by megilleland, july 1, 2017 can no one at balfour beatty and our councillors see the state of our urban roads in the city which are now getting out of hand. when the use of a garden hoe along the kerb would have removed most weeds we are now in a position that the weeds are so established that the only way to treat them would be with herbicides which in turn cause pollution. so the only answer appears to be is do nothing and our streets on our estates take on the appearance of an outback town - the only thing missing is tumbleweed. together with the inability to get on top of the litter and fly tipping problems and blocked drains around the area it is apparent that the majority of citizens and those elected to represent us have no pride in our environment - a sad state of affairs. the picture of glastonbury festival and the accompanying litter say so much about the state of our country and mindset of those responsible. in australia they appear to have come up with a safe, pesticide-free method of keeping their streets clean and tidy. and ironically this method is used by glastonbury town council to keep their town clean and weed free. belmont road hereford: 60 replies 4,111 views add reply van stuck at tesco by ragwert, may 30 entrance to to tescos bewell st car park is blocked this afternoon due to a van getting stuck on entrance ramp 3 replies 186 views add reply so what did you think of the royal wedding? by son of gridknocker, may 20 as a staunch republican, i couldn't face the wall-to-wall tv coverage all day last saturday and had to take refuge in a local ale house, whose bar tv was thankfully broadcasting an indian league cricket game. but i got suckered into watching bbc1's 90-minute highlights in the evening - and i have to say i was hugely impressed. i was impressed by the amazing logistical achievement of the services (police, army, security, royal household, windsor chapel authorities) in pulling off what appeared to be an absolutely faultless event, though of course the weather helped greatly (remember the rain-sodden thames cavalcade?). i was impressed by the quality of the tv coverage, though less so by the banality of the beeb's two announcers. and i was knocked sideways by meghan's givenchy wedding gown, reputed to have cost £387,000. her 125-year-old diamond tiara (on loan for the day from queenie) is obviously priceless. i loved the fire-and-brimstone sermon (we haven't had people preaching like that for over a century); the gospel singers were an absolute delight; and the young cellist who 'held the fort' while the register was being signed, remained as cool as a cucumber - though i wish that the couple could have invited either julian lloyd webber or yo-yo ma. i was immensely thankful that little elton was only seated in the congregation, and not on the organ: 'candle in the wind' would most definitely not have been an appropriate anthem for the bridal couple to leave by! air-miles-andy looked bored rigid and overweight; i was wholly underwhelmed by camilla's hat; and mrs beckham looked as if she was auditioning for a part in the remake of edgar allan poe's 'the raven'. the couple's wise decision to exclude overseas dignitaries relieved the watching world from the embarrassment of any grandstanding by the donald. meghan's mum looked most dignified throughout, though it is a pity she was alone and that a last-minute reorganisation of the seating couldn't have had either opral or serena sat next to her. but most of all i was hugely impressed by her daughter's remarkable composure throughout that gruelling two-hour session, reputed to have been watched on tv by a global audience of more than two billion people. 4 replies 232 views add reply church bells by locallady, may 30 does anyone know why the church bells have been ringing for several days? 6 replies 201 views add reply hc farms by denise lloyd, october 26, 2015 bbc hereford & worcester 1 hr · herefordshire council is considering selling off its' 5 thousand acres of farmland. it could raise 48 million pounds - as massive chunk of the 60 million pounds the authority needs to save in the next 3 years. the land is a huge asset though and has risen in value every year for the last decade. at a meeting this afternoon the council's scrutiny committee will recommended either a partial sale will some starter and progression farms kept on or the sale of the entire estate. the sale will leave 51 families without their homes and businesses. ian and lorraine salmon farm 66 acres near leominster - they've just had their first child isobel and face an uncertain future..................... does anybody know the outcome of this meeting? 307 replies 27,444 views add reply herefordshire council draft budget by , may 31 herefordshire council delivers draft balanced budget herefordshire council has today published its draft statement of accounts for public inspection. the statements confirm that the council spent within its budget for 2017/18 and has set aside reserves for future years. the detailed performance for the year will be reported to cabinet in june. the statements of accounts provide an understanding of the financial position of the council and demonstrate that the financial position is sound and secure. the council’s 2017/18 net revenue budget of £145m was matched with equivalent net spend, after transfers to and from specific reserves. council reserves are proportionately comparable to similar councils and providing resilience as we face the challenges ahead. capital investment for 2017/18 totalled £49.2 and included investment in the highways network (£13.7m), hereford city transport package (£6.1m), colwall primary school (£4.1m) and hereford enterprise zone (£1.8m). no new long-term borrowing was required to be undertaken. every day the council helps to protect around 2,500 vulnerable adults and 1,000 children and young people (including 300 children in our care). recent achievements include: working with external partners to produce a business case which secured £23m of government funding to establish a new university in hereford, of which the council is the accountable body, and during the year the council realised the majority of the sale of its smallholding estate and the council has approved that these funds (in excess of £40m) will be reinvested in regeneration projects throughout the county. the external auditors, grant thornton, will commence their audit work to supply their opinion on whether the draft financial statements present a true and fair view of the financial position of the council, its expenditure and income and whether they have been prepared properly in accordance with accounting practice. this work is schedule to conclude in july. the public are invited to view the accounts from 1 june 2018 to 12 july 2018 inclusive, where you may question the auditor about the accounts, or make an objection to the accounts. a guide to your rights can be found at https://www.nao.org.uk/code-audit-practice/wp-content/uploads/sites/29/2015/03/council-accounts-a-guide-to-your-rights.pdf 0 replies 94 views add reply more road works by hinton hitman, may 30 can't wait till welsh water close the ross road adjacent to the hinton community centre to clear a blocked sewer. 6 replies 156 views add reply lost beagle dog by megilleland, may 27 stopped in goodrich grove, newton farm tonight at 10:00pm by couple in car looking for a lost beagle dog from the redhill area. the woman's name was marley. 1 reply 105 views add reply blocked drains and flooding by megilleland, may 27 with the recent heavy rain i am not surprised that there is flooding due to many blocked drains around the city. here are some examples seen in the last 48 hours: 4 blocked drains with weeds growing out of them on belmont road going out between challenge church and the oval turn. constant flooding at the junction of belmont road and goodrich grove. flooding at st nicholas street and victoria street on the cross roads. also noted extensive flooding outside glenda powell's house on charlton avenue right across the road. it looks as if balfour beatty aren't prepared to pour money down the drain to clear them. 1 reply 179 views add reply herefordshire council contracts by aylestone voice, march 22 i see the council have awarded a contract for the repair of the hereford library/museum roof - £99k plus £20k as usual the work is to be done through the council's privatised service company integral but the work will be carried out by s c joseph. i am sure it is all above board but just how many council building contracts do s c joseph receive? 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