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The proposed Citizens’ Climate Assembly for Herefordshire “will just be a meeting of Hereford Extinction Rebellion”, a town councillor has…

Ashley English, Debra English, Paul English and Aino Kunnola at the King’s Head, which is reopening after a long closure. Picture: Rob Davies LICENSING chiefs have given the go-ahead for a Herefordshire pub to extend the hours they sell alcohol. Paul English, landlord of the King’s Head in Docklow, also asked permission to allow live and recorded music to be played indoors from 11am to midnight from Sunday to Thursday, and until 1am from Friday to Saturday. He also applied to Herefordshire Council to be able to serve late night refreshment indoors from 11pm to midnight from Sunday t...

HEREFORDSHIRE planners will be under significant pressure to pass outline planning permission for 120 new homes in Bromyard, a county councillor has warned. Gladman Developments Ltd wants to outline planning permission from Herefordshire Council for 120 homes with a public open space, landscaping, drainage and access from the A44 Bromyard to Leominster Road. The current planning application for land between Panniers Lane and the A44 was submitted in 2019, but it has been several years in the pipeline with some previous applications rejected by Herefordshire Council. Although since the...

“During 2018, we did undergo quite a bit of a site redesign and we also added a new stage which was in a new area of the site,” she told today’s licensing sub-committee meeting. “We received 15 complaints over the course of the weekend. We did send our noise consultants out to check the levels at those locations and found we were within the levels described in the licence. “However, the Monday after the event in 2018 we were made aware by the council of the significant number of complaints they had been receiving.” She said they held talks with the council and explained wh...

Denver Rollings ' plans to redevelop Riverview Flats in Wye Street were rejected by Herefordshire Council. COUNTY planners have rejected a scheme to redevelop an ‘eyesore’ block of derelict flats in Ross-on-Wye. Denver Rollings submitted plans to Herefordshire Council convert and extend the existing Riverview Flats in Wye Street to form six two-bed apartments with new end staircores and an extra storey above. Council officers recommended rejecting the scheme as its harm to the conservation area and nearby historic buildings outweighed any benefits. But Ross West councillor Louis S...