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.
News
-
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).
-
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.
-
£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.
-
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!
-
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).
-
Herefordshire Council Chief Executive to step down in March 2026
After five years of distinguished service as Chief Executive of Herefordshire Council, Paul Walker has announced that he will step down from the role in March 2026.
-
Contractor appointed for £2.4m redevelopment of Hampton Dene Primary School
Speller Metcalfe has been appointed as the contractor for the redevelopment of Hampton Dene Primary School in Tupsley, Hereford.
-
Herefordshire Council warning over government funding allocation
Herefordshire Council warns that proposed changes to the way in which government funding is allocated will result in significant budget gaps in future years.
-
Herefordshire Council welcomes LGA Corporate Peer Challenge Report
Herefordshire Council welcomes the findings of the Local Government Association’s Corporate Peer Challenge (CPC) report, following the peer team’s visit in June 2025.
