FW Deadlines

☞    ●   1 Jan :  19 Nov 
☞    ●   1 May :  19 Mar
☞    ●   1 Sep :  19 Jul

Page-header:  Longtown Wassail © John & Jane Baxter

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Herefordshire:  members' folk news
from FW, the Folklife West magazine, below

FW usually has 52 pages (very occasionally 48 or 56 pages), printed, A4-size.
​FW has 3 sections: News, as below; Listings; Folklife Traditions.
As much as possible - but not everything - will be copied online. It is a print magazine and it's not possible to exactly reproduce it online. Roughly 2/3rds - the area News & Listings pages - is on this site.

FW  is available at the

• Folk Night at the Crown Inn,
• Homend Poets & Musicians, Ledbury

• (and other sessions when I visit)
• FW sales:   discounts are available for resellers (6 or more, less than half-price) - see Info page

• FW Library reference copy available in Hereford Library

• "Folk What's On" (simply a leaflet made up of the ads from FW)  - free copies from Bromyard and Ledbury TICs; the council no longer distribute leaflets, so "Folk What's On" reference copies not available for Herefordshire Libraries 

Folk News: index to all news pages

Info page (ad rates & membership)

​The NEWS PAGES below, from our members, cover:  --- ➀ Venues  --- ➁ Performers   --- ➂ Media   --- ➃ Services.  ​

News pages cover the above.    Other information is on other FW print pages, and on our other websites:
--- for ➄ Festivals, adverts and fully-detailed diary listings - see our  Folklife's Directory website - Festival Diary pages
--- for ➅ Workshops, adverts and fully-detailed diary listings  - see our  Folklife's Directory website - Workshop Diary pages
--- for ➆ Folklife Societies,  ➇ Folklife Studies & Institutions,  ➈ Seasonal Celebrations - see our  Folklife Traditions website

Festival adverts are not included in the news-pages download file (below), instead see our Folklife Directory Festival Diary for ads & detailed listings

Herefordshire news pages  below;
or download a PDF (see on right)

Correspondents

• South-West Herefordshire (occasionally Powys/Gwent) -- John & Jane Baxter, "Tales from under Black Hill"
• A Correspondent for the rest of Herefordshire would be most welcome.  
• For what being a Correspondent involves, please see the Folklife "TEAM" page

herefordshire59.pdf
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Prince of Wales, Ledbury, from FQ52 cover © Eden Tanner 2017

Left :  Homend Poets & Musicians, Ledbury, photo collage © copyright Liz Johnson, December 2017

Below online version [with weblinks] of our printed summary list of our Herefordshire Members, above

Just click on a category line - ➀ Venues, ➁ Performers, or ➂ Media - for drop-down list with weblinks
No Herefds members for ➃ Services, but always glad to hear from enthusiasts who would like to join us !

​These are the 1st lines of our fully-detailed online Directory listings which are in our 
ONLINE DIRECTORY,  MIDLANDS  webpage,  www.folklife-directory.uk/midlands.html

➀  VENUES

3rd    Tue    Herefs    LONGTOWN    CROWN INN FOLK EVENINGS     http://blackhilltales.blogspot.com    John/Jane Baxter    01981 510388
Wkly    Wed    Herefs    LEDBURY    PRINCE OF WALES FOLK SESSION   [pub site] www.powledbury.com/page6.html     John Burton    01531 630159 
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➁  Performers

Pf.1a    Folk Music & Song - Bands/Groups          
Herefs    ROVING CROWS            www.rovingcrows.com                 Paul O’Neill               07896 327069

Pf.1c    Folk Music & Song - Solo              
Herefs    PAUL CHIEF O’NEILL     www.chief-oneill.com                   Paul O’Neill               07896 327069

➂ Media

M.1    ONLINE FOLK MAGAZINES & LISTINGS
Herefordshire    TALES FROM UNDER BLACK HILL BLOG   http://blackhilltales.blogspot.com/search/label/FolkWorkshops    John & Jane Baxter
Also covering Herefordshire:

• http://www.folklife-directory.uk

• ARMANDALEG MUSIC http://www.armandalegmusic.com/

Paul Chief O'Neill

•  Workshops Diary & Festivals Diary follow the news pages in the printed FW  . . . Online, full details are on our Folklife's Directory website