Published: Thursday 30 July 2026
Herefordshire Council has welcomed the decision by the Department for Education to end government intervention in children's services and revoke the statutory direction issued to the council.
Herefordshire residents are being asked not to take fridges or freezers to household recycling centres from Wednesday 19 August.
More cafés, restaurants and pubs across Herefordshire could soon offer outdoor seating after the council announced a 70 per cent reduction in pavement licence fees.
Work is progressing on a £3.8 million project to transform the former John Venn Building in Hereford, previously known as the John Haider Building, into high-quality emergency accommodation for people facing homelessness.
Young people across Herefordshire are celebrating today after receiving their results for A levels, AS levels and T Levels and a range of Level 3 vocational and technical qualifications (VTQs).
Shoppers in Hereford have something new to discover as Danish lifestyle retailer Søstrene Grene opens its doors in the Maylord Shopping Centre.
Herefordshire Council is launching a new hard-hitting campaign to tackle littering in laybys across the county, including the irresponsible disposal of bottles, food waste, packaging and other rubbish.
The first specialist supported housing in Ross-on-Wye for young people who have faced major barriers in life, such as care leavers, rough sleeping, and being homeless has been opened by Herefordshire Council.
Getting around Hereford by bike has never been easier, thanks to 50 new electric bikes joining the city’s fleet of popular Beryl Bikes scheme this summer.
Herefordshire Council has welcomed the recommendations from the Connected Communities Scrutiny Committee.
