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The lives of hundreds of animals in shelters across South Carolina are at stake, as homeless animals have been pouring into shelters for weeks.

THE area around Hereford train stations is to be transformed thanks to millions of pounds in government funding.

BIG plans are afoot in Hereford to transform 35 acres of green space into a vibrant new destination south of the river Wye.

Plans Underway to Make South Carolina a No Kill State! By DAN KROSSE At its 147th annual meeting on Sunday, March 14th, Charleston Animal Society announced the Palmetto State can be a No Kill State by 2024. The initiative is funded through a grant from Petco Love (formerly Petco Foundation). The Society’s statewide initiative “No Kill South Carolina” now has a timeline and becomes “No Kill South Carolina 2024” to culminate with Charleston Animal Society’s 150th anniversary. AN INITI...

|March 14, 2021 at 5:12 PM EDT - Updated March 15 at 12:18 AM NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - The Charleston Animal Society says they plan to make South Carolina a no kill state by 2024. At Charleston Animal Society’s 147th annual meeting on Sunday they announced its statewide “No Kill South Carolina” initiative now has a timeline and has been renamed “No Kill South Carolina 2024.” Officials say the initiative is funded through a grant from the Petco Foundation. The foundation says wi...

|March 14, 2021 at 5:12 PM EDT - Updated March 15 at 12:18 AM NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - The Charleston Animal Society says they plan to make South Carolina a no kill state by 2024. At Charleston Animal Society’s 147th annual meeting on Sunday they announced its statewide “No Kill South Carolina” initiative now has a timeline and has been renamed “No Kill South Carolina 2024.” Officials say the initiative is funded through a grant from the Petco Foundation. The foundation says wi...

The Charleston Animal Society says they plan to make South Carolina a no kill state by 2024.

Students across the country return to college on Monday, March 8. Hereford College of Arts, Herefordshire, Ludlow and North Shropshire College and Hereford Sixth Form College have collaborated to highlight how to stay safe during the pandemic, while putting students’ education first as part of a Play Your Part scheme. Several measures have been introduced to keep students safe, such as compulsory face coverings, sanitising stations, one-way systems, social distancing and regular Covid-1...

The Malvern Hills College SOS Task Group was set up by a number of local councillors and Beverley Nielsen, chair of the Malvern Hills College SOS Task Group, said:"Since the first meeting of our Task Group on Wednesday last week I have organised a number of meetings enabling myself and Cllr Tom Wells, as Task Group founder, to gain a 360 degree understanding of the situation prioritising the needs of our local community along with current challenges faced on the ground. "I have organised ...