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Army cadet detachment set to reopen after six-month hiatus
The Hay-on-Wye Army Cadet Detachment is set to reopen after a six-month hiatus.
Firm teams up with MP to tackle water pollution
A Ross-on-Wye firm is teaming up with the Ross Regatta and an MP to raise awareness of water pollution.
Film to shine spotlight on local legend
New film "Printing Poetry Aloud" spotlights Hereford’s Five Seasons Press and Glenn Storhaug’s legacy in British letterpress, poetry, and local heritage.
It Hasnt Sunk In Yet Grimsbys Man Utd Supporting Goalkeeper Christy Pym
Grimsby goalkeeper Christy Pym said it “had not sunk in” after his side knocked Manchester United out of the Carabao Cup by winning an epic penalty shootout 12-11..
Person 'taken to hospital' after flat fire by church
A person has been reportedly "taken to hospital" after a fire by a city church.
Jack Draper Forced To Pull Out Of US Open With Arm Injury
Jack Draper’s arm injury has forced him to pull out of the US Open..
Recap: fire crews called to city church
Fire crews have been called to a church on Ross Road. More to follow.
Two Children Killed In Shooting During Mass At Catholic School In Minneapolis
A gunman has opened fire with a rifle through the windows of a Catholic church and struck a group of children celebrating Mass during the first week of school, killing two and wounding 17 people in an act of violence the police chief called “absolutely incomprehensible”..
Pet cat shot dead by hunter with thermal scope
A man told a court that he shot and accidentally killed a family's pet cat which he thought was a fox.
Pete Trigg Wins!
Congratulations to Pete Trigg who has been recognised as Volunteer of the year at the Hereford Times Heath & Social Care Awards back in 2022
This award was sponsored by Cambian
Pete Trigg has been a member of Hereford Hospital Radio for over 10 years. Pete is a natural broadcaster and his warmth and local knowledge really inspires many to look up to him at Hospital Radio.
Pete for a number of years has acted as mentor to many of our new members who have gone on to develop their own careers, and his ability to make radio easy is something of an art.
Being patient, and generous with his time, both at the studio, and on the wards, Pete make a presenter feel at ease.
'Pete and his wife have given up huge amounts of time over many years to support HHR, the patients and the community ' wrote the person who nominated him. " In early years the presenters would go around the wards before their shows and collects requests. At weekend they would help with fund raising."
Pete broadcasts every Sunday from 9am