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Some of the latest news about Mortimer Country. There is always lots going on in this little corner of North Herefordshire. Herefordshire, the Welsh Borders and Ludlow are buzzing with cultural, food and village events - all of which welcome visitors. And there are lots of surprising new discoveries of our historical past and our glorious countryside. click on the RSS feed to keep up to date with our news or sign up for our newsletter.
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Judges Lodging museum Celebrates Welsh Government support
Date Posted: 31st July 2018
Judges Lodging museum in Presteigne Celebrates Welsh Government support,; new displays and new summer trails
FOOD FESTIVAL BAGS BAKE OFF FAVOURITE
Date Posted: 5th February 2018
Organisers of this year’s Shobdon Food and Flying Festival have secured Great British Bake Off favourite, Val Stones, to demonstrate at this year’s event.
SHOBDON FOOD AND FLYING FESTIVAL- TV STARS TO HELP FESTIVAL GO WITH A SWING 1&2 July
Date Posted: 9th May 2017
An evening of live music from the cast of the country’s leading Rat Pack tribute show will make sure this year’s Shobdon Food and Flying Festival starts with a swing.
New Mortimer Ale from Swan Brewery
Date Posted: 25th January 2017
New beer launched to celebrate the anniversary of the Battle of Mortimer's Cross on 2 February from local Swan Brewery
Cider making in north Herefordshire
Date Posted: 1st November 2016
Celebrating Cider Production season in Herefordshire
New Discover Wigmore walking and history guide
Date Posted: 28th September 2016
New Walking and history guide for historic village in north Herefordshire
New Herefordshire Gardens Cycle Tour
Date Posted: 1st July 2016
New Herefordshire Gardens Cycle Tour from Wheely Wonderful Cycling
Shobdon Food And Flying Festival
Date Posted: 6th June 2016
The 2016 Shobdon Food and Flying Festival i at Shobdon Airfield, north Herefordshire, on the 25th and 26th of June
On the Trail of the Mortimers
Date Posted: 12th May 2016
New book Launch The Mortimer History Society, Logaston Press & Philip Hume