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Details of Herefordshire town's ward election - Vimarsana News

Details of Herefordshire town's ward election

Details have emerged of the election to replace a Herefordshire county councillor who resigned at the start of the year.

Extinction Rebellion fear for Herefordshire Climate Assembly - Vimarsana News

Extinction Rebellion fear for Herefordshire Climate Assembly

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

Concerns over county's Climate Assembly | Ledbury Reporter - Vimarsana News

Concerns over county's Climate Assembly | Ledbury Reporter

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

Concerns over safety of homes near Herefordshire building site - Vimarsana News

Concerns over safety of homes near Herefordshire building site

THERE are concerns over the stability of houses which overlook an "eyesore" building site in Bromyard. Councillor Alan Seldon said work on the Old Road site had ceased again, and he thought it was unlikely workers would return. The land has had planning permission for more than 15 years, but remains nothing more than a building site. And the start-stop groundwork by different developers over that period has now lead Coun Seldon to raise his concerns about the structural safety of houses in Clover Terrace, which overlooks the site. He told Bromyard and Winslow Town Council's full mee...

We should celebrate our ageing population - Vimarsana News

We should celebrate our ageing population

However, we ought to be pleased about this, not worried! Nowadays most people aged 65+ will lead healthy and active lives for another 20 years or more and will not be the burden on the community that Coun Seldon envisages. Only about 4 per cent will need care homes. Loss of mobility is a greater problem but this could be met – at far lower cost – by ensuring that there is more suitable housing (bungalows, flats with lifts etc) and more support within each community to enable older people to live in their own homes, as most would prefer. I suggest Coun Seldon’s group revisit two ...