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Hereford school uniform shop taken over by national chain Monkhouse - Vimarsana News

Hereford school uniform shop taken over by national chain Monkhouse

THE School Uniform Shop in Hereford is being taken over by a national group, its boss has said.

For sale: these 11 Herefordshire pubs are looking for new landlords - Vimarsana News

For sale: these 11 Herefordshire pubs are looking for new landlords

PUBS across Herefordshire are up for sale, with new landlords wanted to take them on.

Letton inn wins award for its ethical approach - Vimarsana News

Letton inn wins award for its ethical approach

A Herefordshire country inn is the first in the country to achieve a prestigious Ethical Company Award from The Good Shopping Guide.

Fears for future of high street shops shut during lockdown - Vimarsana News

Fears for future of high street shops shut during lockdown

SHOPKEEPERS in Herefordshire are saddened but satisfied that the Prime Minister has made the right move with lockdown, a Hereford business leader has said. Hereford BID’s Mike Truelove said many businesses are “just hanging in there” after non-essential traders were ordered to close their doors on Monday. “January is not normally a good time for retail, but the new year is normally a new start,” Mr Truelove said. “Businesses and clubs even as early as December were resigned to the fact that this was coming. Lockdown is necessary, but we do worry for them.” But, Mr True...

Fears for future of high street as shops shut during lockdown - Vimarsana News

Fears for future of high street as shops shut during lockdown

SHOPKEEPERS in Herefordshire are saddened but satisfied that the Prime Minister has made the right move with lockdown, a Hereford business leader has said. Hereford BID’s Mike Truelove said many businesses are “just hanging in there” after non-essential traders were ordered to close their doors on Monday. “January is not normally a good time for retail, but the new year is normally a new start,” Mr Truelove said. “Businesses and clubs even as early as December were resigned to the fact that this was coming. Lockdown is necessary, but we do worry for them.” But, Mr True...