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Farming and the Environment |
Farming and the Rivers |
Field Work |
Fisheries Improvement Scheme |
Footprints |
Frome Valley Archaeology |
Gwillim Memorial Restoration |
Herefordshire Butterfly Conservation |
How the River Flows |
Landscape Origins of the Wye Valley |
Learning from our Heritage |
Leominster Enhancement Scheme |
Lifescapes Project |
Lugg Valley Archaeology, Landscape Change and Conservation |
Making Energy Sustainable in Herefordshire |
Mediaeval Pembridge |
Mordiford Dragons |
Museum on the Move |
Old Midsummer Festival |
Orchards Co-operation |
Pembridge Market Hall |
Ponds Project |
Ponds Restoration |
Printing Workshops |
Recording Herefordshire's Historic Landscape |
River Landscape Discovery Guide |
River Landscapes Since The Ice Age |
River Tales Phase 1 |
River Tales Phase 2 |
Rivers and Flat Water Recreational Study |
Ross-on-Wye Bandstand/ Stage |
Rotherwas Public Art |
Slow Food - Flavours of Herefordshire |
Sustainable Food Network - Herefordshire Food Links |
The Houghton Project |
The River of Life |
The River of Life (Phase 2) |
Trans-national Co-operation Projects |
Understanding Wye |
Veteran Trees Survey |
Water Vole Project |
Water Weave |
Woolhope Dome |
Woolhope Dome (Phase 2) |
Wye Valley Walk Co-operation |
Young People's Arts Events |
Young People's Coracle Project |
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Herefordshire Rivers LEADER+ provided funding to support local community activity that found new ways to enhance, interpret, utilise and record the natural environment and historical resources of the countryside. This included the development of arts, sport, tourism and heritage. Groups eligible for funding included Schools, Parish Councils, Registered Charities, Voluntary Groups, Co-operatives and Statutory Bodies.
The Herefordshire Rivers LEADER+ Programme
Herefordshire Rivers LEADER+ provided funding to support local community activity that found new ways to enhance, interpret, utilise and record the natural environment and historical resources of the countryside. This included the development of arts, sport, tourism and heritage. Groups eligible for funding included Schools, Parish Councils, Registered Charities, Voluntary Groups, Co-operatives and Statutory Bodies.
The programme area was based on the communities associated with the Rivers Wye and Lugg and their floodplains. The Wye and Lugg are both Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) and among the 25 most important river habitats in Britain. The project area included the major tributaries of the Arrow and Frome and the market towns of Bromyard, Leominster, Kington and Ross-on-Wye.
Details of projects supported by Herefordshire Rivers LEADER+ can be viewed by following the links on the left.
The programme has ended and a new scheme VITAL Herefordshire LEADER programme is up and running, please see VITAL Herefordshire for more information.