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Invalid Date, THE SITE where police are digging for the remains of a 15-year-old girl feared murdered by serial killer Fred West was discovered by a TV documentary crew’s DOG. Schoolgirl Mary Bastholm was last seen on 6 January 1968 waiting for a bus to go and see her boyfriend. �� 15 15 15 15 Officers confirmed it is being searched in relation to Mary's disappearanceCredit: The Sun Cops are now warning the search for the latest victim, which has been launched following a "recent discovery" could take a "number of weeks". She is believed to have been offered a lift by serial killer Fr...

Updated: May 12 2021, 4:30 ET COPS began digging for a body yesterday at a cafe where serial killer Fred West was a regular and did building work. His suspected victim Mary Bastholm, 15, who vanished in 1968, is feared buried in its basement in Gloucester. �� 16 Mary Bastholm vanished in 1968 aged just 15, and a locket like hers was found at the Wests' home 16 Cops began digging for a body at a cafe where serial killer Fred West was a regularCredit: The Sun Police are digging just half a mile from Fred West’s notorious Cromwell Street home. They are excavating the basement of a cafe wh...

Westons Cider has revealed people wanting a quiet night in helped drive a sales to a record level in 2020. The annual cider report from the Herefordshire cider mill revealed 2020 was the biggest year on record for the off-trade cider category. The report showed record growth for cider in grocery retail – up 21.2 per cent year-on-year – taking overall value to £1.3bn. The company, based in Much Marcle near Ledbury, said almost half of UK households (47.7 per cent) buy cider in shops, which attracted almost a million more customers in 2020. Westons also said shoppers bought cider...

Prince Philip was no stranger to the county, including Ledbury. He and the Queen made their first visit to the county in 1957, and their last as a couple was in celebration of Diamond Day in Hereford, in 2012. During the 1957, the Royal couple went from a cheering Ledbury town centre to Leominster, before the Queen planted two oak trees at Queenswood. At Hereford, thousands of well-wishers also gave them a rousing welcome. The Royal Couple were next in the Ledbury area in July 2003, when the Queen visited Harling Court residential home in New Street, while the Duke visited a number of...

The mobile Post Office. Picture: Catherine Priestley A MOBILE Post Office is being introduced in three Herefordshire villages where their branches were closed. Woolhope, Mordiford and Much Marcle will see the introduction of the temporary service along with Yazor Road while the Post Office looks for a permanent solution. The Postmaster from Bromyard Post Office already operates a mobile service in the area and has now added the extra stops. Katimay John, Post Office provision lead, said: “We are pleased to reinstate temporary mobile Post Office services to Woolhope, Mordiford, Yazor...