Hereford Times - 14th January 2016 - Page 12
Hereford Times - 14th January 2016 - Page 12
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12 THE HEREFORD TIMES Thursday, January 14, 2016 herefordtimescom A host of items left behind in Travelodge FORGETFUL owners left behind a host of bizarre items at a Hereford hotel ranging from a zimmer frame to a grandfather clock. Hotel Chain 'l‘ravelodge said a signed guitar, a case containing doorbells and a chess table were also found in their hotel rooms in Hereford over the last 12 months. Shakila Ahmed. Travelodge spokeswoman. said: “Our 2015 left-behind register has revealed that we have become a no» 11011 obsessed with smart technology. as we have had a noticeable increase in chargers. tablets and smartphones left behind in our hotels during the last 12 months. "What is becoming evi- dent after speaking to our customers is that the pace of modern life is fast and furious We are controlled b\ time and eager to get 11 om A to B therefore Valu able possessions are being foigotten She said the numbe1 of people stay ing in then ho- tels has 11se11 over the last 1‘3 months Cast members Lauren Anderson-Oakley, Beth Dillon and Emily Connor visit Hereford County Hospital Actors take magic to children’s ward HEREFORD Courtyard‘s cast of Beauty and the Beast may have taken their final bow from this season of pantomimes but they me still making youngsters smile Acto1s found time in their busy schedules to dress up and visit the Chil- dren’s Ward at Hereford County Hospital While talking to the young patients the cast gave out goodies as pa1t of The C0111 tya1ds com- mitment to w01king in the community. They also brought a snip— pet of the pantomime to the children who may not have been able to get along to the Edgar Street art venue. Stacy Edwards play spe- cialist at Heref01d County Hospital said. “The chil- dien love seeing the cast and receiving The Coui t- yard goody bags and even the babies love the b1ight, colourful costumes.‘ Jason Marc- Williams, who plays Dame Buffy Duster said: ‘I have now visited the hospital on th1ee occasions and it is always such a pleasure to b1 mg so much enjoyment to the children.” A POLISH man said bya pay £500 compensation to his Victim. with the defendant' 5 sister. cepted the blame for what judge to be a haid-w01king familV man has nar10VVlV aVoided jail aftei an attack in a He1ef0rd street. Damian Weglarz. 27, of Hinton Avenue. Hereford pleaded guiltV to assault- ing Daniel Baronowski causing him actual bodily "51.113 5 .; ‘0 I; 'i.riit~\.l"i..31‘i prison sentence for 18 months at Worcester Crown Court. Weglarz was Prosecutor Paul Whitfield said Mr Baronowski, also Polish, was helping his fa- ther with a broken-down car in Belmont at 9pm on April 21 last year when We glarz suddenly appeared with a g1 cup of friends. Weglarz punched Mr Baro~ nowski to the floor and there was evidence of a footmark on his face, show- ing stamping. Mr Baronowski did not seek medical help but suf- fered dizziness and nose- bleeds, which caused him was a family dispute. He had made an early plea of guilty and had showed re- morse Judge Juckes said the as- sault was unprovoked and inexcusable. But WeglaIZ had worked hard to pro- vide a home for his partner and their children. He was harm. But Judge Robert Juckes QC suspended a 12 month also ordered to carry out 100 hours unpaid work and The1e was history of ani- mosity in the family as Mr Ba10nowsk1 was living to be sacked from his job. Benjamin Close, miti- gating, said Weglarz ac- ordered to pay £100 court charge. 1:;‘53 . a? 1 The Travel Centre, Old School Lane, Hereford, HR1 Please note this is a selection of our holidays, for :11 ,‘ Departs: Sunday 21$t Febii '1 'I 5 da ay break On T’ii £229. 00 perperson 15 break includes. :9, J 4 night accommodation at The Angus Hotel Blairgowrie ‘ J Meals on a half board basis. .1 J V1511 to the Perthshire Visitor . Centre with liqueur testing. 1 J Visit Io Piilochry and the i Queens View. .' i J A sword dance demonstration, i “i J A Scottish dance lesson and 3 disco. 11 ‘i J Whisky lasting. a J A Scottish themed dinner with 1 I Celidh. 5; J Afternoon tea or coffee with a II cream scone. .i J Return coach travel. ’I ,1 -.. .35. ontzwr 1 J Meals on a half board Departs: Friday 26th Feb Departs. Monday 29th Feb IE5139. ooreak O IE52((!)9y00repeark n n n This break infieliifio Tl'iiis break includes: J 4 night accommodation at The imperial Hotel Torquay. ~‘ . J Meals on a half board basis J Use of the hotels‘ leisure club J 4 night accommodation at The Rosemundy House Hotel. St Agnes . 0893. J Two nights of entertainment J Sherry reception on arrival, . mg: W'" b“ a QUIZ “'9'“ and J $2123?) the popular Eden J An afternoon tea dance with a J A Visit to Falmouth. scrumptious Devonshire _ cream tea. “ A VISII ‘0 the CITY 0f TFUVO- J An excursion to the maritime J A Cyder farm tour With a city or Plymouth. Comish cream tea. J A visit to St Ives. J Return coach travel. ’ J A visit to Dartmouth. J A free day to explore Torquay. J Return coach travel. ‘All prices shown are based on two people sharing a tininldouble room, single room supplements may appiy. 1E a copy of our X2016 brochure or more in EisliiIrIiBe Hollie C081 Break ‘ sales normation . lease in Torq onday 29th Feb OnTy |£209. 00 perperson On Th E5219. 00per Is break includes. i 5 break inclu ’ 4 night accommodation at " 4 “IQ“I accommodation at .3 adapted from the wonderful stories by PL Travers The Oban Hotel. The Headland Hotel, 3. and the beloved Walt Disney film. Eastboume. Torquay . i , i . ./ Meals on a ha|f board J Meals on a half board baSlS. . . . . . , in! basis. . J A visit to Buckfasl Abbey, J A visit to the town of Hastings, famous for its Totnes. «Arifgdayto explore flor'qgtaiYIEX ie where ou Eastboume. W e r, y J A visit to Brighton where you have some time to explore. jiJ Return coach travel. J Return coach travel. MAMMAX NilllAkX Thursda 18th August 2016 £5 .00 Per Person Birmingham Hippodrome- 19. 30 Performance flu I'S qfliéhcslcre Castle 01111111111911. Adult- £441)? Senior! hiId- £42. 50 Daniel 0' Donn Frida 09th September 59. 50 Per Person yeomansltravel. co.u Departssz Monday 21st Mar 5 day break day break before continuing onto 2 J A free day to explore have some free time to explore before retuning via Dawlish and Teignmouth. Colston Hall, Bristol- 19: 30 Performance . yeomanscoachholidays. com all us on the telephone number above. uay Monday 04th April 2016 Birmingfiamq-liopIgorii'.<)emli.=.!3 185§9nformance Join us for the incredible award winning musical Mary Poppins, with the magical story of the . v' world’s favourite Nanny arriving on Cherry Tree , Lane. It has been triumphantly and spectacularly _ brought to the stage with dazzling choreography, incredible effects and unforgettable songs. The “95- . stage production of Mary Poppins is brilliantly Disney On Ice if: Silver Anniversary Saturday 23rd April 2016 £42.50 Per Person Cardiff Motorpoint Arena - 15:00 Performance Join us for Disney On Ice Silver Anniversary Celebration where you will be joined by some of ‘~- ‘— ', the best characters from Disney. You will explore ' ' ' under the sea with Ariel, Tour London with Peter €11 Pan and Wendy before flying to Neverland to join 2016 Tinker Bell. Plus, travel to Arendelle for an extraordinary adventure with sisters Anna, Elsa, rugged mountain man Kristoff and everyone’s favourite huggable snowman, Olaf. Attack in street in town By Courts Reporter ' ‘ wig...“ . |
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