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The prospects of building a western bypass in Hereford were dealt a huge blow this week as the funding agreement for its first phase was terminated.

Fifteen brand new fast electric vehicle charging points will soon be available across Monmouthshire.

Health bosses at Hereford County Hospital have joined forces with the police to appeal for patients and visitors in the Emergency Department to respect the staff who work there.

Police are appealing for information after tools were stolen from a van in Weston-under-Penyard.

A record number of new plant varieties are to be launched at this year’s RHS Malvern Spring Festival by some of the finest specialist nurseries in Britain, all of whom will be exhibiting in the show’s prestigious Floral Marquee.

Council tax payers in Gwent could face a rise of 6.99 per cent in their police precepts from April for the second year running.

Herefordshire is set to benefit from an extra £400,000 from the Government to tackle homelessness.

Racing at Hereford tomorrow has been abandoned because of track conditions.

Students at Monmouth Schools for Boys are celebrating after being crowned the overall Welsh champions at an annual climbing competition in Cardiff.

It was a successful trip to Les Crosets in the Swiss Alps for Pontypool Ski Racing last week, as their team of 14 racers brought home a number of medals in the Welsh Alpine Championships.

Westfields completed an Hellenic League double when they beat visiting Shrivenham 2-0 at allpay.park on Saturday.

Britons being flown back to the UK from Wuhan will be quarantined for two weeks over coronavirus fears, Sky News understands.

The BBC will cut around 450 jobs as part of a bid to save tens of millions of pounds.

Struggling rail franchise Northern will be put into public ownership from 1 March, the government has announced.

Several children have been injured after a school bus crashed into a barber shop in Sheffield.

Britons being flown back to the UK from Wuhan will be quarantined for two weeks over coronavirus fears, Sky News understands.

The BBC will cut around 450 jobs as part of a bid to save tens of millions of pounds.

The helicopter that Kobe Bryant and his 13-year-old daughter were travelling in on Sunday was trying to clear a layer of cloud before it crashed into the ground, investigators have said.

Struggling rail franchise Northern will be put into public ownership from 1 March, the government has announced.

Arsenal have signed Flamengo defender Pablo Mari on an initial loan deal with an option to buy.

Tottenham have signed winger Steven Bergwijn from PSV Eindhoven on a five-and-a-half-year deal.

Ed Woodward's Cheshire home has been attacked by a mob of Manchester United fans.

Jofra Archer has been ruled out of England's three-match Twenty20 series against South Africa because of soreness to his right elbow.

Willem Dafoe isn't worried about whether superhero films are true cinema or not, any more than he's worried his latest movie is too niche.

Former child star Shaun Weiss has been arrested for burglary and being under the influence of methamphetamine.

Ant and Dec have won the best presenter gong at the National Television Awards for the 19th year in a row.

"Broadcasting legend" Nicholas Parsons has died after a short illness, aged 96.

The US secretary of state has said that US information should only pass through trusted networks.

The government had made a decision to allow Huawei equipment a restricted role within the UK's new 5G infrastructure.

5G is the next generation of mobile communication technology that will be rolled out across the UK over the next couple of years.

The grave of an Iron Age "warrior" buried 2,000 years ago has been discovered in West Sussex.

A police dog sniffed out a lost wedding ring after its owner threw it away following a row with his wife.

A man whose headaches were so painful they made him vomit has finally found the source of his health problem - a tapeworm had been lodged in his brain for 10 years.

Aviva has apologised after emailing thousands of customers and mistakenly calling them Michael.

A motorist who plonked a fake skeleton in his passenger seat so he could use a high occupancy vehicle (HOV) lane has been fined.

Britons being flown back to the UK from Wuhan will be quarantined for two weeks over coronavirus fears, Sky News understands.

The government had made a decision to allow Huawei equipment a restricted role within the UK's new 5G infrastructure.

"Broadcasting legend" Nicholas Parsons has died after a short illness, aged 96.

Donald Trump has unveiled his long-awaited Middle East peace plan, saying the "realistic" two-state solution is a "win-win opportunity" for both Israel and the Palestinians.