Published: Monday 1 June 2026
Herefordshire Council is today (June 1, 2026) marking the start of a new chapter for highways and public realm services, with a new model designed to give greater local control and improved outcomes for residents.
Two of Herefordshire’s most popular and historic events will return to the county’s streets starting this week, as the Leominster and Hereford May Fairs once again bring colour, excitement and centuries of tradition to the town and city.
We have launched a public consultation on plans for a new and improved way of providing community activities for adults with extra care and support needs.
Residents, businesses and visitors are being invited to help shape the continued success of the Hereford and Leominster May Fairs.
People visiting town centres across Herefordshire can now park for free for up to 30 minutes after Herefordshire Council launched its new “Pop and Shop” scheme.
Herefordshire Council’s Trading Standards team has helped shut down two scam websites that were impersonating a legitimate Hereford business.
Parents and carers of young children are being encouraged to visit their local library as Herefordshire Council launches a brand‑new programme of free Stay and Play sessions.
96.2% of parents have been offered their preferred primary school
Herefordshire’s Delivery Plan for 2026/27 – recently approved by Cabinet - sets out an ambitious and comprehensive programme of action for residents and businesses.
Three of Hereford’s busiest city centre car parks have been recognised for their safety and security after receiving a national accreditation designed to help protect drivers and their vehicles.
