At least 22 people have died with coronavirus in Herefordshire.
There are also 122 confirmed Covid-19 cases in the county.
The total number of deaths are those recorded by Wye Valley NHS Trust.
Chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty had warned of a possible spike in deaths from COVID-19, the disease caused by coronavirus, today due to a probable lag in reporting over the Easter weekend.
Hereford Pegasus ladies.
This Sunday our Ladies are in MidWest Counties Female Football League action campaign when they welcome Worcester United Women FC to The KGD Stadium.
Shropshire Council launches Winter Wellness campaign to help residents stay healthy and well.
Residents across Shropshire are being encouraged to explore tips, tools and local support to help people stay healthy and well throughout the colder months.
Did you witness an assault outside B&M in Malvern?
Officers are appealing for witnesses after a man was assaulted on Edith Walk in Malvern last month.
Devonport Services RFC vs Luctonians RFC Saturday 31st October 2026 – The Rectory
Lucs made the long trip to Plymouth to visit opponents who had yet to record a win following their return to Nat West 2, albeit they have had a tough schedule playing 4 of the top 5 in their seven fixtures prior to the visit of the Black and Whites.
Shropshire Council supports Male Victims of Domestic Abuse Day 2026.
Today (Wednesday 4 November 2026) is Male Victims of Domestic Abuse Day and Shropshire Council is supporting the ManKind Initiative campaign by raising awareness of male victims and encourage anyone experiencing domestic abuse to recognise the signs and reach out for support.
Church Street in Clun to be resurfaced.
The A488 Church Street in Clun is to be resurfaced from Monday 16 to Friday 20 November [2026] as part of Shropshire Council’s 2026/27 resurfacing programme.
Operation Lockstream sees 31 arrests and 26 vehicles seized across West Mercia.
Officers across West Mercia joined forces with partner agencies throughout October as part of Operation Lockstream, a national effort to tackle organised immigration crime and the exploitation often linked to it.
Ysgol Calon Cymru removed from significant improvement category.
Ysgol Calon Cymru has been removed from the list of schools requiring significant improvement after Estyn recognised the progress made by the school.
