Published: Wednesday 23 September 2026
Businesses and employers across Herefordshire are being invited to take part in a major conference exploring how the county can build the workforce it will need for the future.
Herefordshire Shared Lives carers Sue and Pete Hanne have been honoured at a special reception hosted by the King and Queen at Windsor Castle, after a remarkable 34 years’ helping adults with support needs to enjoy a good quality of life.
Herefordshire Council is tackling potholes across the county, with highway teams completing up to 150 repair jobs every day in response to a seasonal surge in road defects.
More than 470 residents came together to enjoy a free, fun-filled day of activities at Herefordshire Council’s first ever Big HAF Day, held on Wednesday 18 February at Whitecross High School.
A new campaign has launched in Herefordshire to raise awareness of support available for people who want to speak to someone locally, in person, about their mental health, including if they are having suicidal thoughts.
Herefordshire Council and partners have launched a new Invest in Herefordshire service and website to attract business investment, support growth and create better-paid jobs in the county.
Community-based projects across Herefordshire have benefited from £50,000 of Council investment to continue the great work they do.
Herefordshire Council’s final income, expenditure and savings plans have been approved by Full Council on 13 February, with the 2026/27 capital and revenue budgets setting out major investment in the county’s future while protecting public services.
Archie Ellis has been crowned ‘Overall Apprentice of the Year’ at a special ceremony held on 10 February at The Yard, Hereford, marking a major highlight of the Growth Hub’s Herefordshire Apprenticeship Awards, during National Apprenticeship Week.
Businesses in and around Leominster can now access free advice, support and workspace in the heart of the town, following the official launch of the new Herefordshire Council-backed Business Hub at Leominster Library.
