A man from North Herefordshire has been jailed for life after murdering Neil Parkinson.
52 year old Mark Chilman from Pencombe was given a minimum term of 22 years in jail.
Neil, who was 66, from Clifton-Upon-Teme was leaving his partner’s property in Cotheridge on Saturday 12 December when it is believed he was attacked at the end of the driveway. He and his vehicle were driven to a layby on the Ankerdine Road and set alight.
He sentenced earlier at Worcester Crown Court.
Hereford set to be turned pink during Venus Midnight Walk for St Michael’s Hospice
Glow sticks and feather boas will light up the night next month as one of Hereford’s best loved and longest running fundraisers hits the city streets.
Working Together Ludlow Thanks Mayor for Donation Supporting Community Garden Renovation
Working Together Ludlow Thanks Mayor for Donation Supporting Community Garden Renovation
Calls for road safety study
Calls have been made for a road safety study to be carried out on a south Shropshire road.
Thousands of NHS patients treated in hospital corridors
Thousands of patients are still being treated in hospital corridors. In Worcestershire and Herefordshire, an average of 67 patients were treated in corridors each day in May.
Village war memorial to be restored to its former glory
A parish council has been given permission to restore a war memorial back to its former glory.
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