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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Works to address tree health progressing well
The first two phases of works to fell and replace diseased Ash trees in Herefordshire have been completed, in accordance with the council’s Ash Dieback Action Plan.
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New volunteering opportunities at Herefordshire Museums & Galleries
More exciting opportunities have been announced today for Herefordshire residents keen to get involved with their local heritage.
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Food voucher scheme continues for May half term
Thousands of Herefordshire children and young people in nurseries, schools and colleges will continue to receive free school meals support during the May half term school holidays.
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Register your interest in new garden waste collection service
Herefordshire Council is preparing to introduce a new household garden waste collection service from March 2026 and residents are being invited to register their interest.
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Herefordshire’s commitment to better mental health for all
Herefordshire’s Adult Better Mental Health Partnership Board* has been accepted as the latest signatory to the government’s ‘Prevention Concordat for Better Mental Health’.
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Discover Oak Apple Day at the Old House, Hereford this half term
Families can enjoy free activities at the Old House, Hereford this spring half term – and learn about the history of Oak Apple Day (also known as Restoration Day).
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Lea Primary School pupils are top of the class when it comes to their health
The Ross on Wye based school is celebrating becoming the first primary school in Herefordshire to complete the council’s Herefordshire Healthy Schools Programme.
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New material being used to boost county road improvements
The council and its public realm contractor, Balfour Beatty Living Places, are continuing with the use of Mastic Asphalt to help improve the management of defects on the county’s roads.
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New scheme to address flooding is first step in Merton Meadow regeneration
Planning permission is being sought for a new scheme to address flooding in the Merton Meadow area of Hereford, as a first step towards the area’s future regeneration.
