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One place, three partners, endless opportunities
A series of events in May will showcase the Southside Project. Learn about how it will transform 35 acres of green space into a vibrant sport, cookery and garden destination.
Iconic Hereford building submits planning application
Friends of Castle Green has today submitted planning permission. It’s to transform the historic Pavilion building on Castle Green into a modern and iconic visitor attraction.
Creating a world-class museum for Hereford
The Marches Experience is a significant project costing £15 million, of which we’re contributing a third. It’s about improving access to our heritage and enlightening visitors about our region.
A staggering £22.4m received to transform our city
A landmark deal to grow our local economy and reshape our city has been received as part of the Government’s multi-billion levelling up programme.
Patiently waiting for the outcome of our TIP
As we approach the end of May, we remain patiently waiting for news from the Government. We spoke to Lauren Rogers on what we expect to happen when the offer is announced.
Water, water everywhere – and a good drop to drink!
Read about why changes in Hereford’s industries links with Welsh Water’s commitment in investing in the water supply and why local engineering talent is critical to deliver this.
The Towns Fund is not just about tourism
We speak to board member, Julian Vaughan of The Green Dragon about his passion for Hereford, hospitality and why the Towns Fund is vital for the future economy of our city.
Landmark plan is a common vision
The Rt Hon Jesse Norman talks about the vision of what the city and county can become; building a stronger economy that is also sustainable, resilient and diverse.
Future proofing Hereford for the next generation
Mayor of Hereford, Kath Hey, welcomes the chance to works towards our ambitious vision for our unique heritage to complement sustainable future development.
Town Investment Plan for Hereford revealed
Engagement with communities across Hereford has resulted in a Town Investment Plan that focuses on 15 projects with a total development cost of £44 million.