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'Healer' fined for cancer adverts A man describing himself as an "international healer" pleads guilty to offences under the Cancer Act.

New £32m college campus is opened An MP officially opens a new campus at Herefordshire College of Technology.

More time to give views on county Residents are given extra time to have their say on the future of Herefordshire's growth and development.

Computers 'delaying fire engines' Hereford & Worcester fire crews attending 999 calls are delayed 54 times in a year, mainly because of computer navigation errors.

NHS staff in heart machine appeal Staff at a Herefordshire hospital are cycling nearly 50 miles to raise money to buy a life-saving heart machine.

World Cup to be shown in Lincoln The Fifa World Cup trophy will visit Lincoln in its only stop-off at a UK football ground on a global tour.

Marley tune is club's new anthem Notts County fans have chosen Bob Marley's Three Little Birds as their new anthem in an online vote.

'Vulnerable' woman goes missing A "very vulnerable" 42-year-old Hereford woman goes missing after visiting a social education centre in the city.

Overturned lorry kills 25 sheep A lorry driver is cut from his vehicle after it overturns in a crash, leaving 25 sheep dead.

Trust says it is acting on report Hereford Hospitals NHS Trust says it has acted "urgently" on findings of the report into failings at Stafford Hospital.

Sheep killed after HGV tips over Twenty five sheep are killed after a stock-carrying heavy goods vehicle tips over on the Herefordshire border with Wales.

Arrests over firefighter deaths Three fire service staff are arrested over the deaths of four firefighters in Warwickshire in 2007.

Church child abuse probe complete Thirteen cases which needed formal action have been identified following a Church of England review into child abuse in the church.

Severe burns fear at sewage works A break-in at a sewage treatment plant in Herefordshire may have left those responsible with permanent skin damage, police say.

Soldier, 21, mourned at funeral More than 1,000 mourners gather in Hereford to pay their respects to a soldier who died in Afghanistan last month.

Crews tackle disused hotel fire Ten fire engines are sent to the scene of an incident at a disused hotel in the Great Malvern area.

Should police officers be made to wear name badges? For years police have been identified by their collar numbers, but now officers in parts of the country are being made to wear name badges. Should the badges be required for all?

Crash death pedestrian identified Police name a pedestrian who died following an accident in south Shropshire.

Pedestrian killed crossing road A pedestrian dies of his injuries after being by a car while crossing a road in Shropshire.

Police out in force for big derby West Mercia Police say officers will be out in force for the derby game between Shrewsbury and Hereford.

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