One of Hereford and Worcester Fire and Rescue Service's longest serving members of staff has headed off into retirement after more than four decades of service to his community.
"I've said farewell to John Chance the On-Call Watch Commander at Ewyas Harold after a staggering 45 years' service." said Chief Fire Officer Jon Pryce.
"John is an HWFRS legend and the epitome of community service, professionalism and dedication.
"He's a true gentleman - all the best John and thank you for everything."
Ludlow to host first St George’s Day Shakespeare Shout
Ludlow is preparing for a lively St George’s Day celebration this Thursday.
Nominations open for Ludlow Civic Awards
Ludlow residents are being encouraged to put forward nominations for the 2026 Civic Awards.
Hilton hotel could be coming to Shrewsbury
A Hilton hotel could be coming to Shrewsbury after outline plans were granted.
Library should also be funded by neighbouring parishes
Neighbouring parishes should also put their hands in their pockets to keep Ludlow Library fully open.
Revealed: The main roads in Herefordshire prioritised for repairs
A list of main roads in Herefordshire to be resurfaced in the coming weeks has been revealed.
Villagers fustrated over lack of road repairs
People living in Shropshire village are becoming frustrated about how long it is taking to repair collapsed culverts.
New Food and Drink group launched at online event
A new group to help food and drink businesses across the Marches work more closely together, develop international markets and access specialist support has been launched at an online event.
