Here come the bins
Published: Friday 23 January 2026
New garden waste collection services rolls out across Herefordshire
News
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Big Green Business Breakfast is resounding success
Dozens of business representatives gathered last week (Thursday 12 June) to discuss sustainability as part of the Big Green Business Breakfast.
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Next Public Assembly asks: Should we restore the past or leave it broken?
Should a war medal be polished to a shine or left tarnished to show its journey? If a vase is broken, should we glue it back together, or display the pieces as they are?
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Communities are at the heart of this year’s Refugee Week
A range of events and activities will be held across Herefordshire to mark Refugee Week (16-22 June).
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Can you create an eye-catching design for Herefordshire’s new Museum on the Move?
Herefordshire Museums & Galleries is inviting local people to enter an exciting competition to design the wrap for its new Museum on the Move electric van.
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Walk leaders step into the spotlight at cross-county celebration
Walk Leaders from across Herefordshire and Worcestershire were honoured at a recent celebratory event for National Walking Month.
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Council continues to enforce proper waste disposal
Correction (added 11 June 2025): An earlier version of this press release incorrectly stated that Ms Ball had been made subject to an electronically monitored curfew. This was not part of the court’s sentence, and we apologise for the error.
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Stakeholders invited to join the Marches Forward Partnership Board
The Marches Forward Partnership (MFP) is extending an open invitation to strategic stakeholders to join its Partnership Board.
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Leominster and Ross-on-Wye now safer thanks to grant funding
Various public spaces in Leominster and Ross-on-Wye are now safer due to additional street lighting and CCTV cameras.
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An ‘apple a day’ from the team at FCC Environment
As part of its social value commitment within the recycling and waste collection contract with Herefordshire Council, FCC Environment has donated a number of apple trees to schools in the county.
