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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Get into the festive spirit with free parking
Herefordshire residents and visitors can enjoy fairs, community events and late-night shopping in the run-up to Christmas this year. The provision of free parking for all has been arranged and fully funded by Herefordshire Council.*
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Temporary Speed Restriction Introduced on the A465 carriageway
A temporary speed restriction has been introduced on the A465 at the Locks Garage crossroads from 10 November following community concerns about safety on the carriageway.
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Recovery is under way in Herefordshire as flood response continues
Parts of Herefordshire continue to recover from widespread flooding from high river levels and deep surface water flooding caused by Storm Claudia.
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Donations pass £200K as crematorium continues support for charities
Three charities have recently received support from the Institute of Cemetery and Crematorium Management (ICCM) on behalf of Hereford Crematorium as part of a metals recycling scheme.
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Herefordshire Prepares for Storm Claudia
Herefordshire is bracing for severe weather as Storm Claudia approaches.
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Celebrate Christmas with Santa at the Old House Hereford
Families can enjoy a traditional Christmas at the Old House Hereford this December, including opportunities for children to meet Father Christmas!
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Husband and wife fined for dumping caravan in Herefordshire beauty spot
Herefordshire Council has secured convictions against a couple who illegally dumped a caravan in a rural area near Ross-on-Wye.
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Latest information on the Leominster waste collection vehicle incident
The latest updates on the waste collection vehicle collision in Leominster on Tuesday 11 November.
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Event celebrates the work of occupational therapists
Herefordshire Council hosted a special event to celebrate and recognise the contribution made across Herefordshire by occupational therapists working in adult social care and at Wye Valley NHS Trust.
