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A DRUNK man who broke a lorry driver's skull and left him with a bleed on the brain has been banned from every pub, bar and nightclub in Britain by a Worcester judge. Gavin Barratt threw a single punch which knocked John Hughes unconscious outside McDonald's in Hereford city centre. It was the second time the thug, who has a history of violence, had been involved in serious attack outside the town's fast food restaurant. The 34-year-old admitted grievous bodily harm on the basis he acted in 'excessive self-defence' after Mr Hughes attacked him from behind. The punch caused Mr Hughes, ...

A DRUNK man who broke a lorry driver's skull and left him with a bleed on the brain has been banned from every pub, bar and nightclub in Britain.

Forbouys newsagents in Whitecross Road, Hereford. Picture: Peter Davies/We Grew Up In Hereford THE bright red shop sign of Forbuoys newsagent in Hereford’s Whitecross Road might be gone, but the name still lives on. Peter Davies took this picture of the newsagent in 1980, while he was living across the road from the shop. He shared it in our We Grew Up In Hereford Facebook group, before some of the 9,000 members started to share their memories of the shop. Maryse Ozguc said Gary Rawlings used to be the manager at Forbuoys, and Jane Mackney said she used to work there.

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...

Jack Thomas Gibbs entered a guilty plea when he appeared before magistrates in Hereford. The court heard Gibbs had been caught behind the wheel of a Volkswagen Golf on Yazor Road on June 6 while over the drug limit. An evidential test revealed the 25-year-old had seven microgrammes of cannabis metabolite delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol and 200 microgrammes of cocaine metabolite benzoylecgonine per litre of blood. the respective legal limits are two and 50. Gibbs was further caught driving while over the limit in Millpond Street, Ross-on-Wye on July 16. Tests revealed he had seven micro...