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New exhibition to showcase long-lost town hall (opens the original)
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A new exhibition is bringing to life the story of a long-lost town hall that once stood at the centre of civic life. On display at Ludlow Museum at the Buttercross, the exhibition traces the history of Ludlow's Town Hall from its medieval beginnings in 1704 to the Victorian building designed by Henry Cheers in 1886, which commemorated Queen Victoria’s Golden Jubilee. The late Victorian hall was a hub of social activity, known for its grand ballroom and sprung dance floor, and hosted events rangi
New strategy aims to help nature 'recover' across Herefordshire (opens the original)
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A new strategy to help nature thrive is aiming to make a difference across Herefordshire. Herefordshire Council has published the Herefordshire Local Nature Recovery Strategy, outlining priorities to restore and protect habitats across the county. The document identifies key areas where targeted action could deliver the greatest benefits for wildlife, the environment and communities. Elissa Swinglehurst, deputy leader of Herefordshire Council and cabinet member for environment, said: "But nature
Changes at shop and café as it enters 'tremendously exciting' new phase (opens the original)
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A Herefordshire cheese shop and café is entering a new era under fresh ownership. Located at Monkland in Herefordshire, the business will now be run by cheese producer Dean Storey and his team, who already make cheese on-site and are taking over the café and shop from October 2026. Dean Storey said: "Itâs a tremendously exciting next phase for us. "We need to give huge thanks to the Hindles. "Their passion for cheese making and serving customers with care and knowledge is why this business i
New wine festival to showcase six vineyards from across the region (opens the original)
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A new wine festival is set to shine a spotlight on the growing English wine scene. The Malvern Hills Vineyards Wine Festival will take place on Saturday, September 5, at Mathon Court in West Malvern, Worcestershire. Six independent vineyards are taking part in the event, which celebrates English wine and viticulture with tastings, talks and entertainment. Heather Williamson, co-founder of Foxbury Fields Vineyard and chairman of Hereford-based Wyevale Nurseries, said: "We're delighted to be colla
New workshops launched ahead of terrorism law changes (opens the original)
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A new training programme will help businesses understand and implement requirements under Martyn’s Law. Shropshire Chamber of Commerce has launched the workshop in response to employer demand, aiming to improve public safety preparedness across sectors. Grace Bywater, events and training manager at the chamber, said: "This workshop is ideal for SME owners and managers, venue operators across hospitality, retail, leisure and community spaces, event organisers, and anyone responsible for public sa
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