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Published: Saturday 7 February 2026
Information will be updated as soon as it becomes available.
News
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Cllr Roger Phillips awarded OBE in New Years Honours List
Chairperson of Herefordshire Council Cllr Roger Phillips has been recognised for his outstanding contribution to the county and its residents in the New Year’s Honour List for 2026.
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Continuing to invest in Herefordshire roads
Herefordshire Council is continuing to invest in the county’s roads, with a planned programme of resurfacing works taking place throughout January 2026.
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Citymapper app means travel planning is smarter and easier for Herefordshire residents and visitors
A new partnership between Herefordshire Council and leading journey planning app, Citymapper, means Herefordshire residents, students and visitors will now find it easier to plan journeys across the county.
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Support at hand for Leominster businesses as Council launches new local hub
Businesses in and around Leominster now have personalised free of charge support available on their doorstep, as a new Business Hub has opened in the town centre.
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Peterchurch Primary School to Retain Swimming Pool
The swimming pool at Peterchurch Primary School will be retained as part of the £10m new school site, following council approval.
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Herefordshire Council awarded Gold recognition for Armed Forces commitment
Herefordshire Council has again been awarded Gold status in the government’s Defence Employer Recognition Scheme (DERS) – the highest level an organisation can receive in demonstrating in its support for the Armed Forces community.
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New contract approved to deliver public realm services in Herefordshire
Herefordshire Council has approved a new contract and selected a preferred provider to deliver public realm services across the county, to replace the current arrangement with Balfour Beatty.
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Residents’ help asked to identify Bartestree fly-tippers
Herefordshire Council’s Environmental Health team is asking anyone who has information on a recent fly-tipping incident in Bartestree to contact them.
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Chris Whitty in Herefordshire!
Professor Sir Chris Whitty, Chief Medical Officer (CMO) for England, was in the county last Friday. His aim was to understand health and wellbeing in rural areas and small towns – and how Herefordshire is working to support population health.
