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Council secures flood cash from government

Herefordshire Council has succeeded in bidding for £2 million to help cover the costs...

Council to deliver guarantees to schools rally

The leader and chief executive of Herefordshire Council are to meet organisers of a pro-schools...

Baby car seats help young parents’ group

Young parents from across the county can benefit from parenting advice and meet other young mums...

Tunnel machine goes underground at Ross Flood Alleviation Scheme

A 53-tonne tunnel boring machine has been safely lowered into place as part of the...

New crematorium for Hereford

Councillor John Jarvis, Herefordshire Council’s cabinet member for the environment and...

New cherry trees for Hereford gateway

One of the main entrances to Hereford has benefited from a major tree-planting scheme, which...

Herefordshire’s GCSE results continue to improve

Herefordshire’s GCSE results continue to improve 2007 was another successful year for the...

Tree works at Dinedor Camp

For several days starting on Monday 21 January major tree work will be taking place at Dinedor...

Council takes step to cut fuel bills

Residents urged to cut back on waste

New strategy sets out commitment to older people

Transport review brings more buses and lower fares

Council makes light work of car park improvements

Supermarket sweep up

Hampton Bishop reclaimed from the floods

Herefordshire girls win National Futsal Championships

Work to improve county’s roads

Pupils design new speed signs

Councillor stubs out the habit

Herefordshire people urged to have their say on public...

D (Don’t) Day has arrived

Are you recycling all you can-can?

Major improvement to Rotherwas sewage works

Bishop’s Teaching Assistant has tea with Tony and Cheri...

Help shape services for older people

Herefordshire school closed due to fire damage

Be a rotter this Easter

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