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Major homes plan for Bromyard |
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Source: Malvern Gazette
PLANS for 250 new homes to the north west of Bromyard took a step closer to reality this week as Herefordshire Council unveiled its preferred spatial option for the town.
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Sing a song about Bromyard |
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 A wonderful evening was enjoyed by those who attended the ""Celebration of Bromyard" with Nonny James last night. (Friday July 23rd.) in the Falcon Mews. Nonny performed her new Bromyard song (very good - very funny) to rapturous applause. The buffet was, as expected at the Falcon, varied and delicious. A substantial sum was raised to support tourism in Bromyard. Organised, of course, by Sylvia Silver whose efforts on behalf of the town deserve our thanks. And perhaps wider recognition.
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Due to work commitments the Mayor will be holding his monthly Mayors Surgery on Friday 30th July 2010 between 9.00am and 10am in the Council Chamber, Council Offices, Rowberry Street.
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QE Students progress around Europe... |
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 From David Kemp - Queen Elizabeth Humanities College
I would like to say how proud I was of all the 37 students who came with me to Lake Garda from 12th to 19th July. The visit took in a tour of San Siro Stadium - home of Inter Milan and AC Milan. Students were able to sit in the same seat in the changing rooms used by David Beckham! After this we went on to Milan City Centre and went up on the famous roof. A visit to Verona included the arena - Europe’s most intact Roman Amphitheatre, and also Juliet’s balcony.
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Council renews opposition to homes plan |
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source: Ledbury Reporter
BROMYARD Town Council renewed its opposition to a proposed development of 175 new homes at Porthouse Farm following an appeal by the developer.
The plans, which would see the population swell by as many as 500 people east of the Tenbury Road and adjacent to Porthouse Industrial Estate, were turned down by Herefordshire Council in March.
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On Sunday 11th July the sun shone (remember how it did!) on a wonderful celebration of the 30-year anniversary of the twinning of Bromyard with the French town of Athis de l'Orne. Both mayors spoke warmly of the 30 years of friendship between the two towns and the many personal friendships that have been forged over that time.
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Latest Herefordshire Planning Applications |
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THE following Planning Applications were made to Herefordshire Council on July 18, 2010:-
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Tenbury Show on August 7th |
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The Tenbury Countryside Show is an traditional countryside show featuring livestock, horses and horticulture and rural arts and crafts. (see http://www.tenbury-countryside-show.co.uk/)
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A chance to discover secrets of your home |
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Source: Ledbury Reporter
A CHANCE to discover the historical secrets tucked away in our own homes is being offered by Bromyard and District Local History Society later this year.
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Council Magazine to Survive Spending Cuts |
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The Hereford Times is reporting that Herefordshire Council has decided not to axe its magazine Herefordshire Matters, which costs £45,000 a year to produce and distribute. (See more on this on http://www.ledburyportal.co.uk/portal/index.php)
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Latest Herefordshire Planning Applications |
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THE following Planning Application was made to Herefordshire Council on July 11, 2010:-
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Historic building repair project is complete |
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Historic building repair project is complete
Source: Malvern Gazette
A MAJOR conservation project has just been completed on one of Herefordshire’s most picturesque and historic buildings. Pictured: Conservation Manager Karen Watson at Lower Brockhampton.
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QEHC Celebrates an Outstanding Year |
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 Headteacher Dr Michael Goodman reflects on the college’s successes over the past academic year.
This year the college adopted a number of strategic targets. We were determined to raise our 5 A*-C grades ahead of the national figure which will probably be about 72% this year. We are confident from our data monitoring that our current Year 11 will exceed 90%. Year 10 are well on track to repeat that achievement next year, aiming for 100%.
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Town Council calls meeting to discuss future developments in Bromyard |
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Following the meeting of Bromyard and Winslow Town Council on Monday 19th July, it has been decided to call an Extra-ordinary Meeting of the Town Council at the Conquest Theatre at 7.30 pm on 16th August to discuss the proposals for the future development of Bromyard. Please come and voice your views. More details "Read More"
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News release from Herefordshire Council
Herefordshire Council has published proposals for consultation which, if approved, could result in a new approach to help families across the county.
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A HOT DAY IN AUGUST - Back by popular demand. |
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On Sunday 1st August 11am - 5pm in aid of St. Michaels Hospice Moors Meadow Gardens & Nursery will again be hosting this event with live Acoustic Music, Blacksmith Demonstrations, Refreshments and Stalls.
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Herefordshire Life features Bromyard |
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 Small town with a big heart
Chris Poole meets the people who are promoting Bromyard, at home and abroad. “Bienvenue à Bromyard” – a greeting heard throughout the town this summer as visitors from Athis de l’Orne made an annual visit to their Herefordshire twin town. (see pictures in Herefordshire Life)
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In Bloom judging goes 'like clockwork' |
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Source: Ledbury Reporter
 SLEEPLESS nights worrying about hanging baskets are finally over for the team behind Bromyard in Bloom after Monday’s visit by Heart of England in Bloom judges ran “like clockwork”. A farming theme to this year’s entry, under the small towns category, saw agricultural machinery, Herefordshire cattle and even guinea pigs all add to the sense of occasion.
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QE visit to RAF Wittering |
 A busy term has been highlighted by the QE Steel Pans Group being invited to the Officer's Mess Summer Ball at RAF Wittering in Cambridgeshire.
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Tractor tours for Parkinson's fund-raiser |
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Source: Hereford Times
TRACTOR and trailer tours of a Bromyard farm are just one of the attractions on offer during a fund-raiser by the Hereford and District Branch of Parkinson’s UK.
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 The Bromyard Art History Group has a new lecturer and an exciting programme for the new Term which starts in September, with the first lecture on 14th September.
A New Pluralism is a series of 21 lectures given by Michael Lafferty that covers a range of subjects such as Greek sculpture and Gormley and Francis Bacon and Tracy Emin!
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