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  Herefordshire is to spend £315,000 over the next four years dealing with an lethal and incurable disease damaging the county’s trees.

• New Hereford museum opening date slips

  Hereford’s new museum and art gallery won’t now open until late 2026, according to Herefordshire Council which is overseeing the £18-million project.

• Concern grows for missing Herefordshire man

  Police are searching for a missing man in Herefordshire.

• Homeless pod in city loo plan slammed

  Plans to convert a disused Hereford public toilet into a “sleeper pod” for a homeless person have come under fire.

• Plans for EV charging at Abergaveny supermarket resubmitted

  Supermarket Morrisons has resubmitted plans for electric vehicle charging stations at its Abergavenny store.

• Three Hereford cocaine dealers sentenced at court

  Three drug dealers were sentenced at court yesterday for running an operation supplying cocaine into Hereford.

• Website created for teens to report crimes

  A dedicated website has been set up for teenagers to report crimes as they don’t use Facebook or make phone calls like older people. 

• Jesse Norman: ‘serious questions remain’ over town’s flooding problem

  A Herefordshire town centre now needs “long-term solutions” to its drainage problems following widespread damage caused by stormwater at the weekend, its MP has said.