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- Herefordshire Council has welcomed the recommendations from the Connected Communities Scrutiny Committee.
- Herefordshire Council has published the Full Business Case for Phase One of the Hereford Bypass, marking another important step towards delivering new transport infrastructure and supporting future growth across the county.
- A new county-wide roadmap setting out how Herefordshire will create jobs, support businesses and deliver the infrastructure needed for future growth has been launched.
- Herefordshire Council’s Cabinet has adopted a new 15-year strategy to improve parking across the county, following a public consultation which showed strong support for safer, more accessible and better-managed parking.
- Herefordshire Council’s Cabinet has approved the introduction of a new weekly food waste collection service from September 2027, helping residents recycle more of their household waste while meeting new national recycling requirements
- Care experienced children and young people attended a Fun Day hosted by Herefordshire Council's Children's Services at Hereford Rugby Football Club on Thursday 23 July.
- Herefordshire Museums & Galleries has been awarded £170,000 from Paul Hamlyn Foundation's Teacher Development Fund to deliver an innovative programme supporting creative learning in primary schools.
- Communities across Herefordshire will benefit from safer walking routes, improved crossings and traffic calming measures as Herefordshire Council delivers a programme of road safety improvements from early August.
- Herefordshire Council has welcomed the decision by the Department for Education to end government intervention in children's services and revoke the statutory direction issued to the council.
- Lace up your boots and grab your walking poles, because Herefordshire Council’s free Nordic walking courses are back this autumn, with three beginner courses now open for booking.