About Herefordshire

Located in the south-west of our region, Herefordshire is home to wooded hills, historic market towns and riverside valleys including an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty at the Wye Valley.

The market towns of Herefordshire have traditionally been associated as agricultural centres, however today these towns are attracting a variety of business and commercial organisations from food produce to high technology.

Many events take place in Herefordshire throughout the year including Ledbury Poetry Festival, Ross International Festival, Bromyard Folk Festival and the acclaimed Three Choirs Festival. The Cathedral used for the festival houses the Chained Library and the famous Mappa Mundi, a unique map of the world dating back to AD 1300.

The distinctive black and white market towns in Herefordshire provide an opportunity to explore the many antique shops, craft shops and specialist food outlets that the area has to offer.

Case studies

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Advantage House

Advantage House

13/01/2010

Advantage House is the base for the new Business Link West Midlands (BLWM) service and is located on Quinton Business Park.

Edgar Street Grid

Edgar Street Grid

13/01/2010

A long term vision to redevelop a prime 40 hectare (100 acre) site in Hereford city centre for retail, business, housing, leisure and civic uses.

Hereford Learning Village

Hereford Learning Village

13/01/2010

A flagship project that will create a purpose-built state-of-the-art learning centre by remodelling and redesigning existing buildings on the Herefordshire Colleges' campus.

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