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- John Kyrle High School and Sixth Form Centre has been named the winner of a national award in the prestigious Holiday Activities and Food Programme Awards 2026, recognising the school’s commitment to supporting children during the school holidays.
- A Hereford woman has been ordered to pay more than £2,500 and remove a dilapidated park home following action by Herefordshire Council.
- Herefordshire Council is asking residents to make sure their hedgerows are a cut above the rest, for the sake of safety and visibility on our streets.
- A new wildflower meadow is being created in one of Hereford’s most prominent public spaces, after students at Hereford College of Arts came together to sow seeds across the Queens Lawn.
- An article by Cllr Jonathan Lester, Leader of Herefordshire Council
- 677 net additional dwellings were completed during 2025/26, despite a challenging planning and development environment.
- Work to improve the reliability and safety of one of Hereford’s busiest junctions will begin in October.
- A new bursary backed by Herefordshire Council will help more local people access higher education and study for degrees in Herefordshire.
- Herefordshire Council is investigating a significant fly-tip discovered at Haugh Woods after enforcement officers visited the site this week.
- Businesses of all types and sizes with customer-facing roles are being urged to help the millions of women and men who experience domestic abuse by taking up the offer of free ‘Cut it Out’ training sessions over the coming months.