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Nine weeks of upheaval for signals upgrade at busy city junction (opens the original)
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Drivers in Hereford can expect disruption as traffic lights are upgraded at a key city junction. Herefordshire Council says it will install modern, more reliable equipment to help keep traffic moving at the junction of Commercial Road and Blueschool Street, between the Kerry pub and Franklin Barnes building. It says the work will be carried out from October 12 to December 4, with temporary three-way lights controlling traffic. And while the junction will remain open "for the majority of the esse
Village estate plan 'doesn't work if affordable homes included' (opens the original)
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Find, save and share Public Notices that affect you in the area. The Public Notice Portal carries statutory public notices published in local newspapers and is the fastest and most effective way of finding out what is happening in YOUR neighbourhood. A housebuilding firm says they need to drop the affordable housing part of a stalled 15-home estate in a Herefordshire village to make it work financially. Gloucestershire-based Bell Homes originally sought outline permission in 2018 for the scheme
Latest in brook-straightening farmer's court battle with council (opens the original)
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A farmer’s legal tussle with Herefordshire Council over his unauthorised straightening of a brook close to a flood-prone spot will return to court in Hereford in December. The council served a legal notice on William Lyke in May under the Land Drainage Act, requiring him to reinstate the Wellington Brook west of Canon Pyon back to its original, meandering course. It gave Mr Lyke 28 days to comply, saying that otherwise it would carry out the work itself “and recover all reasonable costs”, and th
Spending cuts won't hit services, county chiefs vow as size of budget hole revealed (opens the original)
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County chiefs have vowed not to cut services as Herefordshire heads for an £11.6-million overspend. A meeting of the county’s ruling Cabinet heard that the ‘Community Wellbeing’ directorate alone, which includes adult social care, was forecast to overshoot by nearly £5 million in the current financial year. A report for the meeting said this was due in part to ‘reliance on agency staff to enable the council to meet its responsibilities under the Care Act’. Cabinet member for finance Coun Pete St
Money unspent on Herefordshire schemes hits £57 million - but it's not a saving (opens the original)
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Herefordshire’s vaunted “year of delivery” of building and infrastructure projects is turning into a damp squib, with millions earmarked for these works likely to remain unspent for now. A report for last week’s meeting of the county’s ruling Cabinet set how out £57 million, nearly 39 per cent of Herefordshire Council’s capital budget for 2026/27, will be either spent later or not at all. Nearly £9.5 million in accounted for by the project to revamp Hereford’s museum and art gallery in Broad Str
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