Council committed to further Adult Social Care improvement following CQC assessment
Published: Friday 29 May 2026
Herefordshire Council committed to further Adult Social Care improvement following CQC assessment.
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Don’t forget to apply for your child’s primary school place for September 2026
Parents and carers with children who were born between 1 September 2021 and 31 August 2022, are urged to apply for their child’s primary school reception class place for next year, before the deadline passes.
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‘Floodmobile’ heading to Herefordshire to support people affected by flooding
Following recent flooding in parts of Herefordshire, the ‘Floodmobile’ is coming to the county in December to support flood resilience efforts.
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Public footpath between Weobley and Dilwyn reopens
Footpaths in the Herefordshire parish of Weobley are being improved and maintained, thanks to a local group of volunteers.
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Major improvement work begins on Holme Lacy Road
Construction work has begun today (Monday, November 24) to deliver a package of transformative travel improvements on Holme Lacy Road, in Hereford.
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Further call for sites for future county homes, infrastructure and environmental projects
Landowners, developers, parish councils and other interested parties are reminded to suggest sites that may be suitable for future development for a whole range of purposes.
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The Garth Nursing Home, Kington
We can confirm that the Care Quality Commission (CQC) recently inspected the Garth Nursing Home in Kington and awarded it a rating of ‘Inadequate’.
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Performance report shows Council ‘is delivering for people in many ways
A detailed report showing strong performance across its priorities and key indicators was the highlight of Herefordshire Council’s Cabinet meeting on Thursday 20 November 2025.
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Ambitious Local Transport Plan set to boost travel choice, speed and connectivity across Herefordshire
Herefordshire Council’s Cabinet is today set to sign off the proposed new Local Transport Plan, which sets out a clear strategy and priorities to improve the county’s transport network for everyone who lives, works in, and visits Herefordshire.
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Coming together to protect and restore the River Wye and tributaries
The third annual Rivers Conference takes place on Friday 21 November in Hereford.
