Hereford Times - 28th January 2016 - Page 18
Hereford Times - 28th January 2016 - Page 18
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| Date | 28/01/2016 |
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| Language | English |
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| Date of Publication | 28th January 2016 |
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+ herefordtimescom Aaron Clegg will be in your local area to talk about: > Medical negligence claims including missed fractures, birth injuries, cerebral palsy, mis— diagnosis and surgical complications. Work place injuries including factory, construction, falling from height and fatal accidents. industrial illness including asbestos exposure, mesothelioma, lung cancer, respiratory disease and deafness. 2 February, Hereford - 1 1am to 5pm , Kindle Centre, Asda Stores, Belmont Street, Hereford, HR2 7JE 3 February, Leominster - 10am to 3pm Community Centre, School Road, Leominster, HR6 8NJ Contact: Aaron Clegg on 014 3281 8514 s aaron.clegg@hughjamescom . _:\ 'xl'il ‘/ HUGH JAMES wiper! legal ruivi: e’ t www.hughjames.com/medneg nableto.attend,we sutationsiand-tiome Visits. ‘We will keep the city in full bloom’ By Ian Morris 01432 845876 imsreflherel‘ordtimescom Twitter @HTNewsroom A NEW partnership has been formed to save Hereford from being a city of empty flower beds following the decision of Herefordshire Council and its contractors, Balfour Beatty, to withdraw funding for flower planting. Hereford in Bloom, which took gold in the Britain in Bloom competition three years running, will work with the city council and Business Im- provement District (BID) to en- sure visitors continue to get a floral welcome. The city council has ear- marked £20,000, and the Bloom volunteers will contribute a further £15,000 to the fund to pay for the plants and for maintenance and watering by private gardening companies. BID will take on the task of organising a hanging flower basket scheme for local shops 7. and businesses supplementing , their work improving the ap- pearance of the city centre. Hereford Mayor, Councillor Charles Nicholls, welcomed the initiative. He said: “It was vital for the continued success of Hereford that the wonderful award-winning display of flow- ers beds and planters in the city should not be abandoned and end up full of weeds.” Kevin Knipe, the new chair- man of Hereford in Bloom said: “We owe a big debt of gratitude Kevin Knipe, the new chairman of Hereford in Bloom to all those local businesses whose sponsorship of rounda- bouts and flower beds helps fund the Bloom project. With- out their support Hereford would look pretty dreary.” The first phase of the project will concentrate on beds and planters and the team will be looking at how to improve the image of roundabouts. White Hall Tile Hampton Bishop Hereford HR1 413 I 01432 870855 www.wh1te—hall.co.uk s & Bathrooms l l 28 Church Street Hereford HR1 2LR | Design 8: Consultation- 01432 272898 shop@white—hall.co.uk |
| Newspaper name | Hereford Times |