Hereford Times - 14th January 2016 - Page 22
Hereford Times - 14th January 2016 - Page 22
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| Date of Publication | 14th January 2016 |
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22 THE HEREFORD TIMES FORCES SUPPORT NDNL‘URING OUR TALLEN Registered Charity No: 1157531/7192349 >“JF'“.’ Honouring our Fallen Heroes with our pledge not to forget their families Ransom Furniture and House Clearances VISIT OUR WAREHOUSE AT: 14 —16 Station Yard, Worcester Road, Leominster. Herefordshire HR6 8TN THANK YOU TO EVERYONE FOR THEIR KIND DONATIONS 01568 614164 email: leowarehouse@torcessuppod.uk www.torcessupport.org.uk PROVIDING PRACTICAL SUPPORT FOR THE FAMILIES OF SERVICE PERSONNEL LOST TO WAR Playroom, playhouse and playroom created recently for Lee Rigby’s son Jack just in time for his 4th Birthday. \ r‘ a. s V F It Thursday, January 14. 2016 herefordtimescom Quiet night AMBULANCE stafi in Herefordshire were the quietest in the West Midlands as party goers saw in the New Year more sensibly than in other counties. New figures released this week show that more ambulance crews were on duty for a New Year than ever before, helping to keep the resi- dents ot the county sale. It meant the ambulance service was in a strong position to deal with the expected influx of calls with more alcoholrelated calls including assaults, falls and unconscious patients However. between 8pm and mid— night, there were only 22 triple nine calls in the county compared to 68 in Worcestershire and 634 across the whole Of the West Midlands. Herefordshire ambulance crews were just as quiet from between mid— night and 4am with only 25 emergen- cy calls received. This was compared to 68 in Worcestershire and 995 across the whole of the region. Card recycle SUPERMARKET customers have been recycling their Christmas cards at Heretord‘s Sainsbury‘s store. A collection point was made availar ble atthe front of store which also accepted wrapping paper and Christmas lights in addition to rib— bons and plastic wrapping paper. Homes plan PLANS have been submitted to turn agricultural buildings at Canon Bridge Farm in Medley into five resi- dential dwellings. Readings in aid of poet, 35 death row By Jesswa Phllllps 01453.2 8555:1535-1- jpirfi heretorritirnescom Twitter '«i‘i-iTnewsroom POEMS will be heard in Ledbury today as part of a worldwide reading and mark of solidarity against a death penalty passed on a young poet in Saudi Arabia. Ashraf Fayadh was sentenced to death by a Saudi court last No- vember for the crime of apostasy (renouncing Islam). The 35-year»old Pales- tinian poet and art cura» tor was denied access to a lawyer throughout his detention and trial, and he denies any wrongdo- ing. This afternoon. Led— bury Poetry Festival will join other protests across the globe in high— lighting the and will call for Western governments to inter- vene. The event has been or» injustice - Herefordshire residents can join the worldwide reading in Ledbury today from 1pm ganised by the Interna- tional Literature Festi- val Berlin. Besides renouncing Islam, Mr Fayadh also stands accused of blas- pheming and promot- ing atheism through his collection of poetry, In~ structions Within, pub- lished in 2008. Campaigners for Mr Fayadh’s release say the charges, coupled with the lack of due legal pro- cess, show it is not him who is guilty, but Saudi Arabia, for disregarding human rights and the rule of law. Protesters are demand ing that the UK and US governments intervene on behalf of Mr Fayadh as a first step towards pressuring Saudi Ara— bia to raise its human rights standards and re- lease him. Herefordshire resi- dents can join the world- wide reading in Ledbury at 1pm today. The solidarity action will take place under the Market House and will see the participation of local poets, including Sara-Jane Arbury. i Go out and play I Renault CLIO 5.9% APR From £159 representative per month 1 £1597 deposit Renault CAPTUR Dynamique Nav TCe 9O 2%,. 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