Hereford City Council is the Parish Council for the City of Hereford. Whilst we don’t have the responsibility for delivering large & complex services like schools, hospitals & highways to its residents, we play an important role in influencing others & acting as the voice of the people who live here.
What we can do for you?
Looking for free & exciting ways to
Explore our City?
Download the ‘Love Exploring’ app to explore guided trails and games in Hereford!
Love Exploring offers users a new, accessible way to find routes to Hereford’s numerous art pieces, historic plaques, places of interest, and much more.
You can find the app in the Google Play Store or the Iphone App Store.
Please ensure you explore responsibly, following social distancing guidelines at all times.
Introducing your Mayor
Jacqui Carwardine
“I was born in Birmingham and moved to Hereford in 1962, and lived at Newton Farm with my parents Jack and Joyce, and my brother Peter. I attended Hunderton School and went on to Redhill Secondary School. In 1981 I joined the Army, serving for 10 years. I became a city councillor in 2003 for Newton Farm. It is an honour to be the 642nd Mayor of Hereford, and I am the sixth mayor with the name Carwardine."
Explore more Information about
Your City of Hereford
Your City
Our duty
Your Ward Area
Your representatives
City History
And its future
Working for our city
We play an important role in influencing others & acting as the voice of the people who live here
Working for our city
Our Vision
Who We Are
Hereford City Council is a Parish Council covering the City of Hereford, which is divided into 16 ward areas with a ward Councillor representing each area, with two wards having two Councillors, giving a total of 18.
Council Services
As a parish council, Hereford City Council only provides a small number of direct services to the public space.
Twinning
The CITY OF HEREFORD TWINNING ASSOCIATION (HTA) was constituted in 1987 with the aim of promoting international friendship and understanding and of fostering the mutual exchanges at all levels between the peoples of the twinned towns. Each year the MAYOR OF HEREFORD is invited to be President of the Association.
Community Led Plan & Objectives
Working towards being a more active City Council, bringing a clearer voice to the city and providing strong community leadership is important.
Community Grants Scheme
Hereford City Council has a limited budget to make discretionary community grants, from £50 up to a maximum of £3,000, to local community organisations, charities, clubs, societies and groups based in the Parish of Hereford City in any one financial year.
Community Group Achievement Awards
The awards are not just about groups Hereford City Council has awarded funding to, it’s about all the community and volunteer groups within the City of Hereford, who deliver projects and events to improve the lives of others and the environment within the City of Hereford.
Who We Are
Council Services
Twinning
Community Led Plan & Objectives
Community Grants Scheme
Community Group Achievement Awards
Hereford City Council
Latest News
Check out our upcoming events!
The Mayor opens & attends some fun occasions in the city including the Christmas Lights Switch-on, the opening of the Mayfair & the very popular Historic Hereford Day which takes place in July
Hereford AppleFest Banquet
14 October
‘Civil War & Cider Apples’ @ Museum of Cider
07 October
Big Apple Harvestime
14 OctoberYour parish council for the city of Hereford
Contact Information
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Address
Town Clerk’s Office, Town Hall, St. Owen’s Street, Hereford, HR1 2PJ