​Audience and content editorMan made repeated abusive phone calls to woman (Image: Unsplash) This story is only available to Hereford Times subscribers. Click here to find out why and how to subscribe for exclusive court stories. A MAN who made repeated abusive phone calls to a woman has been handed a three-year restraining order. Gareth Donoghue entered a guilty plea to one count of harassment without violence when he appeared before magistrates in February. Hunt after robber steals ‘large quantity of cash’ in petrol station armed robbery Cane corso owner in court after dogs dangerously out of control Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor arrested for ‘misconduct’ at Sandringham Estate The 54-year-old had pursued a course of conduct which he knew or ought to have known amounted to the harassment of a woman in Hereford, prosecutor Sara Hurd told magistrates in Hereford. He had made repeated abusive phone calls to her between November 16 and 20, 2024, the court heard. Donoghue, of Bromsgrove Street, Kidderminster, was fined £35 and received a three-year restraining order.