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Mixed picture for Covid infection rates in the Ledbury area

NEW figures have revealed how many people have been given their first dose of the coronavirus vaccine in each part of Herefordshire.

MORE than 40,000 people across Herefordshire and Worcestershire had the first dose of the coronavirus vaccine last week, latest NHS figures reveal.

COVID cases are slightly down in the Ledbury area, according to the latest Government statistics.

COUNTY councillors have rejected a move to set aside £341,000 for parish councils to bid for to alleviate and prevent flooding in their areas.

With weeks of home-schooling behind us, and no clue as to when normal service will be resumed, half-term isnt quite the same as it used to be. But with a week where the screens can be turned off and every days your own, weve got together with eatsleepliveherefordshire.co.uk to bring you a few ideas to keep yourselves entertained: Online dance classes With the kids at home why not give them a fun, interactive Dance lesson! We’ve got four to choose from for all ages starting today! Get in...

With weeks of home-schooling behind us, and no clue as to when normal service will be resumed, half-term isnt quite the same as it used to be. But…

The general Ledbury area is presenting a mixed picture when it comes to Covid cases.

A FATHER has spoken of his sadness after finding his beloved 18-year-old son’s grave desecrated. Macca Davies was killed in a road traffic accident in March 2018, when his Renault Clio and an Iveco truck collided on the A4103 in Storridge. His grave is still regularly visited by friends and family to pay their respects at St James the Great, in Rectory Lane, Cradley. Mr Davies has shared pictures of the persons unknown, whom he believes are responsible, when he tracked down CCTV overl...

CALL: Cllr Richard Udall (left) and Malvern Hills Trust chief executive Duncan Bridges (right) LABOUR councillors are calling for the “outdated and irrelevant” Malvern Hills Trust to be abolished and for a new national park to be created. Cllr Richard Udall, the county’s Labour group spokesman for rural affairs, attacked the Malvern Hills Trust, which protects and manages the Malvern Hills, calling it a “cosy club” and criticised plans to increase the precept for Malvern and other...