Winning Moves Hereford Monopoly Board Game , Advance to the Bull Statue, the Black and White House Museum and the Old Wye Bridge, 2–6 players makes a great gift for ages 8 plus

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The board’s ‘Big Reveal’ is in The Ballroom at the Green Dragon Hotel, Hereford, THIS Thursday (6th October 2022)– when a GIGANTIC life-size replica of the game will be rolled out, revealing: Hereford is blessed with great landmarks which will get to replace the famous classic MONOPOLY streets like Mayfair and Park Lane,” says Ella Gibbs from the makers of the new game Winning Moves UK. Hereford landed the honour of its very own customised MONOPOLY game, after seeing off 24 other places across the west of the Midlands to win the accolade of its very own official MONOPOLY board. The announcement was made in February (2022). At the time of the announcement the public was invited to suggest landmarks to feature in the game. FREE FOOD:Near to Free Parking will be Hereford Foodbank, one of several Hereford charities to feature in the game.

Josh Davies and Orin Vallely, both 30, set up the intimate studio theatre for children, aiming to bring live interactive experiences in November 2018. We want our comments to be a lively and valuable part of our community - a place where readers can debate and engage with the most important local issues. The ability to comment on our stories is a privilege, not a right, however, and that privilege may be withdrawn if it is abused or misused.At today’s announcement that Hereford has landed the honour of its very own customised MONOPOLY game, the public will be invited to suggest landmarks to feature on the board. “The game will reflect the flavour and feel of these suggestions,” adds Ms Gibbs.“The public consultation process will last for three weeks.” Mayor Mike Turbutt receives a Hooked on Hereford game presented by YMCA chairman Joan Haswell, watched by general secretary John Bygate. The game will hit the shops this October (2022) – in time for Christmas – but before it goes into production the public is being invited to suggest Hereford landmarks and cards to feature in the game, via these three ways: In February it was announced that Hereford had seen off 24 other places to land its’ very own official MONOPOLY board. Josh Davies, from Hereford, said the announcement had "blown up with positive comments" and the pair can't wait to open the doors in the new year.

Running the Cathedral closest in the Mayfair was The Green Dragon Hotel. It gets to land on Park Lane – the second ranked space. And with the Cathedral is in the most expensive set. The Green Dragon Hotel has also landed a double as it is where the official launch of the game is taking place, with The Mayor of Hereford Cllr. Mark Dykes attending. END OF LINE FOR STATION SET:The four train stations from the classic London MONOPOLY original become a ‘travel’ set. That’s because, unlike in the capital, there are not a multitude of main line stations to choose from in Hereford. Launched by the YMCA, the board game scheme proved a hit in Europe and Northern Ireland, and games have also been produced to raise funds for YMCA branches in Cheltenham, Gloucester, and Exeter. PERFECT FOR HEREFORD LOVERS: This new Hereford edition of Hasbro's classic board game Monopoly is perfect for 2–6 players

Hereford Sixth Form College students celebrate with Mr Monopoly, Executive Principal Peter Cooper and Vice Principal Phil Tranter. The announcement was made in February, and at the time the public was invited to suggest landmarks to feature in the game. The Chapter of Hereford Cathedral is seeking experienced candidates to join its Finance Committee to advise the Chapter on financial matters, make recommendations for decisions on the management of cash, investments and properties, and provide oversight and governance of the Cathedral’s stewardship of funds. BUILD YOUR HEREFORD EMPIRE: Buy up colour sets and use your custom Monopoly money to expand your empire by building houses and hotels We are unbelievably excited about this next step and really hope that you will continue to support what we believe to be the only business of its kind in Hereford and the surrounding areas.

Since it was announced in February that Hereford would be getting its very own version of the classic game, speculation has been rife as to which names would replace Old Kent Road and Mayfair – the cheapest and most expensive squares. The game will see the multi-coloured property squares all themed around city landmarks – with the Chance and Community Chest cards customised too. Several charities get to feature in the game as well. They include The Royal National College for the Blind, Hereford Foodbank and the Little Princess Trust, each of which are showcased on their very own spaces.The new official Hereford MONOPOLY board is being launched in the cityat 10am on Thursday 6 thOctober– the same morning the game hits the shop, it is announced today. Ms Gibbs said: "We would like to formally thank each and every person who has sent in nominations so far and as our way of a big thank you, three Hereford charities will now get to star in the game. We have been wonderfully spoilt for choice putting this unique game together,” says Ella Gibbs, Custom Games Executive at Winning Moves UK, who are the makers of the board under official licensing from Hasbro. “Thank you to everyone who sent in suggestions.” The train station quartet set that features on the classic original MONOPOLY will be handed over to a travel theme for the new Hereford edition. That’s because Hereford doesn’t have a multitude of main line stations to select from like in the London MONOPOLY original.