Hereford Times - 14th January 2016 - Page 38
Hereford Times - 14th January 2016 - Page 38
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38 THE HEREFORD TIMES Thursday, January 14, 2016 tell somebody... With over 1.3 million' impressions delivered across over 180,000' , devices what better way could there be!? herefordtimescom Start telling people now, call 01432 845801 'FlGUREi MOM OCTOBER “USUSHERE Get youriob vacancies seen More than 50% of job seekers look to local media to find local employers. o 12% of job seekers use local media to keep up—todate with their local job market. 60% of those job seekers respond to ads in their local paper or website. Hereford Times recruitment.team@midlandsnewsquestconk Call us now on 01905 742356 ' + herefordtimescom Library as removal to WORK to remove asbestos from Hereford’s Library and Museum is set to begin next month. Herefordshire Council an nounced last week that it had received confirmation that the removal work at the Broad Street building would start on February 1, It is expected to take between five and six weeks to complete. Plans to spend £86,000 on the removal were approved at De- cember‘s cabinet meeting of Herefordshire councillors as By Jessica Phillips 01432 845884 jphe‘herefordtimescom Twitter @HTnewsroom well as a commitment to spend a further £900,000 on the li- brary. The council is now working with the Hereford Library Us- ers Group to look at ways of providing an enhanced library facility and service. estos egin The Users Group is currently discussing options with other stakeholders and will be re- sponding to the council with its thoughts by the end of Feb- ruary. The library was first closed in September when traces of asbestos were found. A statement was released at that time saying the library would be back open in 12 weeks but the centre has re- mained shut to this day with a temporary facility set up in Hereford Town Hall. Talented A HEREFORDSHIRE firm has featured in award~winning work by two Hereford College of Arts students. Photography students Ben Winder and Nathon Milisic worked on projects with the S&A Group with Ben, who graduated in June, winning the Lugg Valley Community Engagement Award for his documentary project follow- ing the community of the company‘s seasonal workers. Nathon, who is now in the fi- nal year of his degree course, worked on an editorial por- trait project; he photographed the workers and interviewed them, where they talked can- didly about their hopes and aspirations. S&A, one of the UK’s leading soft fruit and asparagus grow- ers, have been so pleased with the results of the co-operation students impress that they now intend to invite more HCA students to their farms to work on film and pho- tography projects. “The two students visited the farm early in the morning, during evenings and at the weekend so that they could capture images of all aspects of life at S&A,” said Peter Holder, HR manager at S&A. “They showed enormous dedication to their work and interacted brilliantly with everyone at S&A to create two fascinating photography exhi- bitions that staff and visitors. to the farm have been very im- pressed with.” “Partnerships like this are incredibly beneficial to our students, and fantastic for the college,” said HCA’s Alex Thimm. “We are delighted that S&A found the experience to be as "L . Daniela Dedelyanova, of S&A GrOup, with Ben Winder at his . l l l l l .‘ degree show at Hereford College of Arts An example of Nathan Millsic’s work at S&A Group positive as our students did, and we are looking forward to working with them again — this time we may be working on short films as part of the projects”. S&A held an open day with the exhibition of Ben and Na— thon’s work at the forefront. More than 600 visitors attend- ed and saw the work on show. 009909996909 24I7news For all the latest news herefordtimes.com 999000009990 Man admits drunk and disorderly abuse A MAN was thrown out of a Hereford nightclub before be- coming abusive towards police, Dalton Thomas pleaded guilty to being drunk and disorderly in a public place at Hereford Magistrates’ Court last week. Adrian Jones, prosecuting, said it was at 2.30am on Decem- ber 19 when two police offic- ers on foot patrol were told by _l_ door staff at The Venue in Gaol Street that they Were having difficulties with Thomas. Thomas had been thrown out of the nightclub but refused to leave and had been poking door staff in the chest. Mr Jones said police told Thomas to leave but he became abusive and was arrested. Thomas, 23, from Huntsman Drive, Kings Acre, Hereford, said his friend had been thrown out of the club and he was ask- mg the door staff why this was. He said a member of door staff put his hands on his throat and put him against the wall. Thomas was given a six-month conditional discharge and was ordered to pay £135 costs and a £15 victim surcharge. |
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