Police in Hereford have seized a number of dangerous knives as part of Operation Sceptre.
From Monday, 26 April to Sunday, 2 May, local police stepped up weapons sweeps, proactive patrols and educational talks across the West Mercia area.
The operation saw 83 weapons handed in to the knife amnesty bin at Hereford Police Station.
Knife arches were also in operation at key locations such as Hereford Railway Station.
Bleak’ situation across system as finances ‘deteriorate’
NHS commissioners in Shropshire have been told that they are millions of pounds in the red with just weeks to put together an action plan for the government.
Another town walls meeting
The saga regarding a collapsed wall and how it will be repaired will again be discussed at a Ludlow Town Council meeting.
Objection to 100-home proposal in Wem
Both the town and parish councils have objected to a proposal to build 100 homes in Wem.
Extra safety measures on A49
Extra safety measures are to be put on the A49 in Bayston Hill after a lorry crashed into a pub and takeaway.
Threatened rural business can continue after all
A bid to put a Herefordshire plant hire business on a lawful footing has been approved despite strong opposition from neighbours.
Lloyds to close Leominster, Ludlow and Bridgnorth branches
Lloyds Banking Group is to close a further 136 branches.
Public meeting to discuss Ludlow Hospital
The Mayor of Ludlow is urging health chiefs to attend a meeting next week to address concerns about the town’s community hospital.
Parking to return to Leominster's Corn Square following works
The end of prolonged disruption to a Herefordshire town centre is finally in sight.
