Hereford Times - 7th January 2016 - Page 16
Hereford Times - 7th January 2016 - Page 16
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| Date of Publication | 7th January 2016 |
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16 THE HEREFORD TlMES Thursday, January 7. 2016 herefordtlmescom Brothers’ bar set to ~ stay open Family plea tor spaniel l H W.» A FAMlLY from Bromyard is looking for their beloved dig. who has be :1 missing 1 cc Chrisrmas Day. Max. at. eight—yearold " male English ,._ger spaniel wandered from Stoke has: Geraldine Haynes. from is family is desperate to _ d their missing pet. She said: “The family are absolutely distraught. Their two—year-old girl keeps asking when her best friend is coming home. Ms Haynes added that a £500 reward been pledged for iI‘ifCI‘lllflthll Ieadit g to his safe return. Max has a docked tail. was wearing a chair: collar with a round 10 tag with the fam» ily surname (Lambert! and mobile number on it. an; is also microchipped. To help. call 07.354 412956. ‘Nnm Aux-b ‘ A PETITION Cllr Brian Wilcox accepts the petition from Eric Joseph, along with other villagers from Much Birch and county councillor for the Birch ward David Harlow Campaigners hand in petition for more speeding restrictions in a village lane has been hand— ed in to the'county council. Eric Joseph gave a peti- tion of 335 signatures to chairman of Hereford- shire Council Brian Wilcox calling for chicanes to put in place in Tump Lane in Wormelow and a reduction of the 40mph speed limit. He collected signatures in the village after his wife. Doreen, was knocked down in a hit and run in Tump Lane in August. Cllr Wilcox said he will give the petition to cabinet member for transport and roads Paul Rone. A HEREFORD cocktail and pizza bar is here to stay af- ter the first seven months of trading exceeded the own- ers’ expectations. Brothers James and Rich Manning set up The Shack Revolution at the former Dinosaw Market in Bastion Mews last May. They originally opened as a seven-month pop-up but decided to apply for a per- manent licence, which they have been granted. Rich said: “It is really ex- citing times. The whole Shack in Hereford was al- ways meant to be a trial. “We tried it and it has been above and beyond our eX» pectations so we just kept rolling with it and bring- ing things in and making it more established. “Before we knew where we were we had got a vi- able business in itself so we thought, ‘Let’s keep going’.” Their landlord also agreed to a long-term lease. The two Bromyard broth- By Rebecca Cain 01432845883 rcat‘fiherefordtimescom Twitter lti‘HTNewsroom ers originally set up The Shack Revolution as a mo- bile cocktail bar in 2011, which they still run behind the scenes. Rich said they hope to ex- pand their drinks range in Hereford and offer more craft beers and ciders. He added: “If all plans go ahead we will have an out- side area, which would dou- ble our capacity.” And he said the future is bright as they plan to open a second bar in a neighbour- ing county. He said: “That is our next project. I never thought we would be saying that.” 099999999999 24I7news herefordtimes.com ‘i .7 l. 'i.‘i" \, ; ,3 a, ’l yous. one 5'70? x i l t fl; BOSCH flashing “ BOSCH Dishwasher BOSCH Condenser id WAES‘ggg‘SGB SMSSOTOZGB Dryer 7K A+ WTE84106GB A+++ ,_. I Quick Wash ' - eeeeee ' ‘ B Energy Was £329.99 NOW £299.99 Was £37999 £279.99 Now Now . £349.99 4;? £249.99 Was !. —__ . v' , ‘ ~mum INIIEPEIIDEHI in ‘ , oven 25 ms: . |
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