Latest Flooding information
Published: Saturday 7 February 2026
Information will be updated as soon as it becomes available.
News
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Herefordshire Council is the first UK local authority to receive clean bill of health from external auditors for its 2024/25 accounts
For the second consecutive year, Herefordshire Council is the first local authority in the UK to have its annual accounts — detailing financial position and performance — confirmed as free from error
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Herefordshire Council proposes £100 million framework to boost local economy and enhance highways and public spaces
Herefordshire Council has unveiled plans for a new Highways and Public Realm Schemes Framework (up to the value of £100 million)
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Construction begins on new Peterchurch Primary School
A major milestone has been reached in the transformation of education in Herefordshire’s Golden Valley, as construction begins on a brand-new building for Peterchurch Primary School.
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Herefordshire Council renames building in honour of local philanthropist John Venn
Herefordshire Council is proud to announce that the John Haider building will be renamed the John Venn Building, in tribute to the 19th-century clergyman and philanthropist.
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Only one week to go until the Baton of Hope reaches Hereford
Following months of preparation, the Baton of Hope is due to arrive in Hereford in just one week’s time (2 October).
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Eco-friendly upgrade to Hereford Leisure Pool
Hereford Leisure Pool has taken a big step towards to becoming more eco-friendly, with a major new sustainability upgrade, thanks to funding from Sport England.
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£2 Million Investment to Protect Herefordshire Communities from Flooding
Herefordshire Council has approved a £2.055 million investment over the next two years to strengthen flood resilience across the county.
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Come and immerse yourself in the world of the Vikings
Ever wondered what it would be like to live as a Viking? Then why not come along to Herefordshire Museums & Galleries’ Viking Activity Day, taking place in Ewyas Harold on 4 October!
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Over 55s are leading the way in staying active
Across Herefordshire and Worcestershire people aged 55 and over are leading the way when it comes to physical activity, according to Sport England’s Active Lives Survey (November 2023–2024).
