The Ross Action Committee has received a generous donation of £700 from the Ross Lions Club, further strengthening the partnership ... read more
We all know that getting outdoors has many health benefits but one of the biggest is the impact it has on our mental health and wellbeing. Commended in the 'Art' category of the Ross in Lockdown photo competition 2020 - Sharon Yorke's landscape painting The Mental...
Entertaining the kids at home is sometimes a daunting task whether it's during lockdown or through the school holidays. There are however lots of ways to keep them focused and develop their artistic skills on a shoestring. Michelle Jeffery's entry in the Ross in...
Herefordshire boasts some of the most amazing countryside views in the UK and is renowned for its incredible local produce, however this year's coronavirus pandemic has hit local suppliers hard and many will not survive the fallout of lockdown. Now that the shops have...
The #lovefoodhatewaste hashtag has gained momentum on social media and for good reason. With the economic landscape looking bleak for a lot of people, particularly around Christmas time, we are becoming more and more aware of sustainability and becoming a more...
This Thursday 10 December, the Ross-on-Wye Community Development Trust will broadcast its third and final live Facebook event of 2020. Dr Simon Lennane, GP will be joined by speakers from Herefordshire’s Talk Community, the Ross Food Hub and Ross Hedgehog Care &...
Staying connected to nature and learning about garden wildlife is becoming increasingly important both for nature itself and also for our wellbeing. Natural habitats are slowly dying away with an increase in property developments and also the current trend for grassed...