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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Death of former councillor Phil Cutter
Herefordshire Council pays tribute to former councillor.
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Investment programme leads to more housing for our vulnerable young adults
More than £2.5 million has been invested in accommodation to support vulnerable young adults in Herefordshire.
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Grant enhances plans for dedicated learning space at new Hereford Museum and Art Gallery
A £200,000 award from the Clore Duffield Foundation boosts Hereford Museum and Art Gallery’s commitment to children, families and community learning.
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More opportunities for volunteering, thanks to council investment
Herefordshire Council has launched a new initiative to enable residents, voluntary groups and community organisations to get more involved and thrive through volunteering activities.
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Continuing to invest in our roads
Herefordshire Council is continuing to invest in the county’s roads, with a programme of resurfacing works taking place throughout May.
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Come and join free outdoor yoga sessions - on offer in Leominster this summer!
Anyone wishing to boost their physical or mental wellbeing is invited to join free outdoor yoga sessions at the Grange in Leominster this summer.
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Have your say on transport in the county
Herefordshire Council is inviting people to share their views on the draft Herefordshire Local Transport Plan 5 (LTP5), which sets out our transport priorities for 2025–2041.
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Plans approved for new garden and food waste collections to be introduced next year
Herefordshire Council plans to introduce new garden and food waste collection services from next year, following a Cabinet decision (Thursday 1 May 2025).
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Local youngsters name new fleet of recycling and waste collection lorries
Herefordshire Council and its waste and recycling partner FCC Environment have announced the winners of a very special competition for primary school pupils to name the new fleet
