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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Herefordshire families urged to prioritise child vaccination catch-ups before term starts
Parents are encouraged to check vaccination records and book appointments during the remainder of the summer break.
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Students across Herefordshire celebrate A level success
Herefordshire’s young people receive their A level results today
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Planning permission granted for Hampton Dene Primary School £2.4m redevelopment
Planning permission has officially been granted for the redevelopment of Hampton Dene Primary School, Church Road, Hereford.
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A level and GCSE support available at Herefordshire’s Youth Employment Hub
Herefordshire’s Youth Employment Hub is offering a series of free drop-in sessions to support young people receiving their A level and GCSE results.
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The Beefy Boys join the collection at Herefordshire Museums & Galleries
The Beefy Boys are proud to announce the donation of three key items from their successes at the international burger awards to Herefordshire Museums & Galleries.
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Unlock the secrets of your mysterious objects at Herefordshire Museums & Galleries’ ‘Ask the expert’ day
Do you own a mystery object or family heirloom you’ve always wanted to know more about? Then why not ‘Ask the expert’ at Herefordshire Museums & Galleries’ forthcoming event.
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Free Nordic walking courses returning to Hereford this September
Herefordshire Council has organised more free five-week Nordic Walking beginners courses starting in Hereford during September and October. Don’t miss out – courses book up quickly.
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From time travel to mini builds – free family days out in Hereford and beyond
If you’re looking for inspiration to make the most of the school holidays, why not check out the packed programme of free, family friendly activities on offer from Herefordshire Museums & Galleries
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Further investment in schools to support SEND students
Herefordshire Council is making significant investments in two local schools to enhance facilities for pupils with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND).
