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WITH miles of quiet countryside to venture into alongside a host of traffic free paths, Herefordshire has got a booming cycling scene which provides…

For example, to protect confidentiality, a small number of deaths have been reallocated between neighbouring areas.   Points on the map are placed at the centre of the local area they represent and do not show the actual location of deaths, and figures are for deaths registered rather than deaths occurring in each month. Figures exclude death of non-residents and are based on August 2020 boundaries. Figures are provisional, but include only deaths where Covid-19 was the underlying cause of death. How many deaths has there been at hospitals in Herefordshire? NHS England figures ...

Report submitted by Worcestershire County League For the third straight week the recent heavy rain and wet conditions played a huge part in reducing the amount of matches being played across all divisions. In the top five divisions just thirteen of the scheduled thirty matches (43%) produced positive results. In the Premier Division leaders Stourbridge had Captain Josh Banks (59*) to thank as his undefeated second innings half century led his side to what in the end proved to be a comfortable four wicket victory against Redditch at the War Memorial Ground after being (58-4) at one stage ...

Letters: it’s unfair to single out Manchester City fans Yes, the club is owned by the morally dubious regime of Abu Dhabi, but look at all the other organisations that depend on Gulf cash A City fan celebrates his team winning the Premier League. Photograph: Tom Jenkins/The Guardian A City fan celebrates his team winning the Premier League. Photograph: Tom Jenkins/The Guardian Sun 23 May 2021 01.00 EDT As a lifelong Manchester City supporter and season ticket holder (even in the days when we were penniless in the third tier), I read with interest Nick Cohen’s article on the use of o...

AN author from Colwall has written a biography of Britain's longest-serving Home Secretary. Stephen Hart's new book tells the story of James Chuter Ede, who was home secretary between 1945 and 1951, longer than anyone else. The book, entitled James Chuter Ede: Humane Reformer and Politician, has been published by Pen and Sword and is the first biography to be written about the former MP. Chuter Ede is the only member of Clement Attlee's 1945 cabinet not to have yet had a biography written on them, and Mr Hart said he wants to tell the relatively unknown story. He said: "It has been ...