Take a look through Your history
Dunkertons Artisan Cider
One young, London couple, who had the courage to act on the dream, was Ivor and Susie Dunkerton and where better to choose for their new life than Pembridge in the beautiful Herefordshire countryside.
Herefordshire Banknotes
Many people today may be surprised to learn that Hereford once issued its own banknotes. Several provincial cities boasted privately-run banks during the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, all printing their own banknotes.
Harold Rumsey 1924-2004
Harold Rumsey was the landlord of The Red Lion, Pembridge in the 1950s and achieved fame as a RAC Rally driver with his partner, fellow Herefordian, Peter Roberts.
Pembridge Women’s Institute 1919-2019
Women’s Institutes began in 1915. They were encouraged by the Government, who saw the potential for women to aid the war effort.
Walk on the Wild Side of Leominster to Kington Railway
The Leominster to Kington railway was a rural line and was run with a degree of informality unthinkable today. The busiest station was Titley Junction, through which passed over 30 trains a day at the intersection of the lines, to Eardisley in the South, and Presteigne in the North.