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Jazz on a Winter’s Night |
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Source:Â Ros
Friday 22nd January saw a full house in the stylish setting of the Falcon ballroom for a relaxing evening with a two course meal and the soothing sounds of the Greg Swinford Quartet featuring vocalist Stevie Geoghegan.
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Free media training for all! |
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 The Rural Media Company would like to invite you to come along to the Heritage Centre in Bromyard on Wednesday 17th February anytime between 11am and 4pm to find out about Shoot Out, our new young people’s filmmaking project.
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Miserly bunch follow in famous footsteps |
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From Worcester News
A LOCAL band has fought off stiff competition to reach Number One in two influential online charts.
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 Source: Dereham Times
 Shoppers were left scratching their heads today when a town crier from the other side of the country visited Dereham (Norfolk)Â to walk up and down the town yelling messages.
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Bromyard bangers get seal of approval |
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Source: Ledbury Reporter
SEASONED sausage-makers from Bromyard walked away with first prize in this year’s Herefordshire Sizzle Off competition. Legge’s of Bromyard, a family butchers in Tenbury Road, was crowned county champion for its speciality banger containing black-pudding, apple and herbs.
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Conquest promises cracking new season |
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Source:Â Hereford Times
 THE Conquest Theatre in Bromyard is promising “a cracking new season”, with highlights including Mark Little (Joe Mangel in Neighbours) in a pre-West End show, Defending the Caveman, a worldwide hit and the longest running solo play in Broadway history.
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Free Parking “not a god given right” |
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Taken from an article in the Hereford Journal.
Plans to introduce charges at the Rowberry Street car park (adjacent to the Council offices) have been given the green light by the Town Council.
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Queen Elizabeth presents ÂŁ1000 cheque to ACORNS |
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Music students at Queen Elizabeth Humanities College presented a cheque for £1000 today to Jill Davies from ACORNS Children’s Hospice. The money was raised t the Annual Christmas Wassail, held during the last week of term over two nights.
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Nurses will spend more time with patients |
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Source:Â Ledbury Reporter
WARD nurses and assistants at Bromyard Community Hospital will be able to spend more time directly aring for patients after a successful initiative.
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Your chance to shape town's policy |
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 Source: Ledbury Reporter
THE chance to play a part in Bromyard’s future will be offered to members of the public next month. Anyone interested in shaping policy including housing, policing and car parking over the next few years is invited to join a committee tasked with implementing the Market Town Plan.
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Facebook impostor targets bereaved mother |
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Source:Â Ledbury Reporter
GRIEVING mum Lucy Aldridge, from Bredenbury, was cruelly targeted by a Facebook impostor who claimed he had seen her 18-year-old soldier son William killed in Afghanistan.
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Boogie on down to Bromyard |
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Source:Â Ledbury Reporter
AGED 55 and overs are invited to boogie on down to Bromyard for a beginners dance class.
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At last nights meeting of the Bromyard branch of the Herefordshire Nature Trust a sighting of a rare migrant bird was reported. The bird was seen in Bromyard! It was a nutcracker (pictured) which is usually resident in northern Europe. If anyone sees this bird will they please report it by contacting David Boddington phone 01885 482495, email
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Conquest Theatre needs "20-something actress" |
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 Source: Hereford Times
The Conquest theatre could withdraw from a major competition if it doesn’t fill a leading role.
Janet Hugman needs a 20-something actress to fill the starring role in the Conquest Theatre’s latest play.
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Local trial for badger TB vaccine |
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A trial of a new vaccine against TB in badgers is to take place in Herefordshire and Worcestershire. Badgers in an area extending from Bromyard to Tenbury Wells to Cleobury Mortimer to Abberley will get the vaccine.
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