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Herefordshire Council chief's £200,000 salary |
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Source: Hereford Times
THE top boss of the council is paid more money than the Prime Minister, the Hereford Times can reveal. Chris Bull, chief executive to both Herefordshire Council and the Primary Care Trust, now earns £183,724, rising to well over £200,000 with pension contributions thrown in.
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Italian connection at the HOPE Centre |
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 Our roving reporter was delighted to meet Emily Davis and Camilla Lombardi yesterday at the HOPE Centre. Emily Davis, whose father Mark moved from Bromyard to Italy some years ago, married an Italian girl and stayed on in his adopted country, is spending two weeks at the HOPE Centre with her friend Camilla.
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Bromyard Grammar School Foundation |
- Do you live in the catchment area of Queen Elizabeth Humanities College, Bromyard?
- Are you entering into Higher Education?
- Are you about to undertake training for a job or vocation, or an apprenticeship?
- Are you aged 18-25? (16+ for apprenticeships)?
Applications are invited for the academic year 2010/11 from students for a Grant from the Foundation towards the costs of travel, attendance at college or other expenditure relating to courses, under the criteria set out below.
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DOWNS RACE - RUNNERS IN FINISHING ORDER. |
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 1 Luke Mason (65)23:45:00 -overall winner.
2 Nick Hitchings (5)26:54:00
3 Stephen Combe (69)27:10:00
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The perfect gift for others or even yourself! Have Bromyard's favourite community magazine delivered through your door each month - wherever you live. 6 months subscription - £12 12 months subscription - £24
Visit www.otrbromyard.co.uk
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 Peter Dauncey, who is well remembered in Bromyard as our Town Crier and as the founder of our monthly community magazine Off the Record, is now Town Crier for Melksham, Wiltshire. The following came to the attention of bromyard.info.......
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Shakespeare at Whitbourne Hall |
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 A Midsummer Night's Dream - Wednesday 28th July 7.30pm
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From the Hereford Journal
Brockhampton Primary Schools pre-school has celebrated its first month in operation. For more information contact Zoë Geary on 01885 482365
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Another Stylish New Shop to open. |
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The old Age Concern premises opposite the Falcon have been transformed into an expansive “Emporium” entitled “No.5 Country Matters” It opens on July 2nd.
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Bromyard's Town Crier Reports |
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 Just to keep you up to speed as to what Bromyards Town Crier is up to during these long and languid summer months. (pictured Town Crier Peder and consort Jan)
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Farmers' market proposed for Bromyard |
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Source: Ledbury Reporter
A LONG-standing local councillor wants to ensure Bromyard lives up to its market town status by re-introducing a farmers’ market.
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Source: Ledbury Reporter
THERE was a massive sigh of relief from those at Bromyard’s HOPE Family Centre as they finally discovered they had been awarded a £280,000 grant for an ambitious development. Fears had been raised that the central government grant, administered by Herefordshire Council, had fallen victim to the cuts sweeping the nation and that the large extension would never be built.
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Beer on the Wye Friday the 9th July until Sunday the 11th July, 2010 at Hereford Rowing Club.
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Written by Race Director Peter Stuart
 What a day! The warmest day of the year didn't dissuade 42 runners from entering and running the re-launched Bromyard Gala ‘Round the Downs’ Race on Sunday 27th June, which was last run in 1995. (Among those pictured is Val Freegard who won the race in 1939 and kindly agreed to start this race). More pictures below....
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Links to other Bromyard websites |
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Bromyard.info has links to many local websites. (see “Links” on the left hand side)Today we are highlighting Bromyard Osteopathy and Natural Therapy Centre. Click on http://www.osteopathbromyard.co.uk/
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Chamber to tour Polytec Holden |
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The July meeting of the Bromyard Chamber of Commerce will be held at the premises of Polytec Holden in Bromyard. Geoff McGladdery, Managing Director of Polytec Holden, has kindly offered to host the meeting, which will be followed by a tour of the plant.
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On the 10th July a large contingent from Bromyard’s twin town of Athis de l’Orne will be welcomed to the town. Highlights of the visit include the inauguration of the barbecue at the new picnic area at Broadbridge.
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Polytec Holden Limited - Retirement Announcement |
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Source: Polytec Holden
After 25 years with the Company and 15 as Managing Director, Geoff McGladdery, has decided to retire from the Company.
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Source: Info
 Jamie Jacobsen reports that he has seen and heard Reed Warblers (pictured) quite close to Bromyard.
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Big names for poetry festival |
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Big names for poetry festival
Source: Ledbury Reporter
ORGANISERS of the Ledbury Poetry Festival have just unveiled some of the stars and highlights of this year’s event. (For programme go to http://www.poetry-festival.com/
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