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Some of the local dogging hotspots in Worcestershire include parks, beauty spots and car parks WORCESTERSHIRE beauty spots are among the locations being enjoyed by doggers, according to websites advertising meet-ups. Some of the spots on the lists are being enjoyed by families for a trip out by day but at night, and particularly at weekends, they are being used as a rendezvous spot for those who partake in dogging. The activity is described as the practice of watching or engaging in exhi...

WORCESTERSHIRE beauty spots are among the locations being enjoyed by doggers according to websites advertising meet ups. Some of the spots on the lists are being enjoyed by families for a trip out by day but at night, particular at weekends, they are being used as a rendezvous spot for those who partake in ‘dogging’. The activity is described as the practice of watching or engaging in exhibitionist sexual activity in a public place, and there are several adult websites where the exhib...

BY DAY, Herefordshire’s beauty spots and scenic rural areas are enjoyed by families on a day out. But by night, they are being used as a rendezvous spot for those who partake in ‘dogging’ which is described as the practice of watching or engaging in exhibitionist sexual activity in a public place. These Herefordshire areas have been listed across several adult websites, with the exhibitionists rating and reviewing the spots and explaining exactly where to rendezvous to avoid public ...

John Alfred Hodgkins and Isaac Jimmy Janes entered guilty pleas when they appeared before magistrates in Hereford. The court heard the pair had dumped controlled waste including woodchip, plywood, plasterboard, doors, and other general waste stripped from the Poundstretcher store in Herefords Eign Gate in a layby on the B4203 at Bromyard Downs between October 10 and 19, 2019. 40-year-old Hodgkins and 48-year-old Janes also admitted tipping similar materials stripped from the same propert...

HORSE riders are being urged to keep away from certain areas of common land near Bromyard as they are making it unsafe for walkers.

HEREFORDSHIRES burglary hotspots have been revealed in the latest data from the countys police force. The latest figures show the number of burglaries reported to each local policing town in Herefordshire in November, a total of 34. Hereford City Southside and Rural Southside Eight burglaries were reported to the Southside team in November last year. The police were unable to prosecute their suspect for a burglary in Stonebow Road, while a burglary in Commercial Road remains under inve...