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Herefordshire is a county in the West Midlands of England, on the border of Wales to the west.
Formerly, it was part of 'Hereford and Worcestershire', but that county was split in 1998.
The western part (comprising Leominster District, South Herefordshire District, Hereford City, and part
of the old Malvern Hills District) is now under the control of Herefordshire Council Unitary Authority.

No websites are listed at this level.

If your website is based in Herefordshire, please follow the  Guidance for England.

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Please only suggest websites that are about, or are by people who live in the unitary authority of Herefordshire.
If the website shows physical addresses in more than one locality, please suggest it to the
most appropriate subcategory here, not to that for each locality.
Websites comprising only photographs of areas of Herefordshire are more appropriate for
the  Maps and Views topic.
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Arts and Entertainment

This category leads to websites about Herefordshire's artistic, cultural and entertainment activities,
events, institutions, businesses and organisations.
For those in localities, try the  Regional Tree View [ symbol ].
This category is only for 'Arts and Entertainment' websites which either:
  • relate to the whole (or a significant part of) the county,
  • relate to multiple localities within the county,
  • relate to a single locality which does not have its own category

Please only suggest websites to the most suitable subcategory here if showing that they are based in more than one area of Herefordshire.
Websites related to a single locality which has its own category in  Herefordshire, should
be suggested to that category (or one of its topical subcategories if an appropriate one exists).
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Aston Ingham

Aston Ingham is a village and parish on Herefordshire's south east boundary with the Forest of Dean district
of Gloucestershire at  Newent, and about 7 miles east of   Ross-on-Wye.
Gorsley is to the north,  Linton is to the west, and  Lea is to the south west.

Bishop's Frome

Bishop's Frome is a village and parish in east Herefordshire, north of the A4103, between  Eggleton
in the west and Cradley to the east.
Besides Bishop's Frome, this category represents the parish to the south of the A4103, Castle Frome,
which includes Frome's Hill, then Canon Frome further south.
To the south east is the combined parish of  Bosbury and Coddington, where websites for the
parish to its north, Mathon are listed.
Websites for the parish north of Mathon, Evesbatch, directly east of Bishop's Frome are listed here.
Acton Beauchamp is the parish north of Evesbatch, and east north east of Bishop's Frome.
The parish of Stanford Bishop is to the north east, Avenbury directly north, and  Stoke Lacey to the north west.
Much Cowarne is to the west, north of Eggleton.

Bodenham

Bodenham is a village in the flood plain west of the River Lugg, which is bridged to the east bank hamlet of Bodenham Bridge,
then a ridge rises to 165 metres before Bodenham's parish boundary with Hope Under Dinmore to the west.
The parish of Newton is to the north west, whose eastern boundary is the River Lugg, upstream with the
combined parish of Ford and Stoke Prior, directly north of Bodenham.
The parish of Newton straddles the River Lugg, where Hampton Court is on the east and north bank.
The Lugg loops east then west, before the parish of Marden to the south.
The River Lugg is the boundary between Marden and Wellington to the south of Dinmore Hill,
which is on the west boundary of Bodenham parish.

Bosbury

Bosbury is a village and parish in east Herefordshire, south of the A4103, between  Stretton Grandison
to the west and Cradley to the north east.
Besides Bosbury, this category represents the parish to the east, with which it is admininstered
as the Bosbury & Coddington combined parish, and includes Fox Hill and Stanley Hill,
but websites for Canon Frome further west are listed in the  Bishop's Frome category.
Websites for Munsley parish to the south west are included here, whereas those further south east
than Staplow are listed in the  Wellington Heath category.
Websites for the parish immediately to north east of Coddington, Mathon are listed here.

Brampton Abbotts

Brampton Abbotts is the parish immediately north of  Ross-on-Wye, on the east bank opposite Sellack,
and south of Foy which spans to the west bank.
Websites for the parish group of Brampton Abbotts & Foy are included here, whereas those for
How Caple to the north are represented by the  Yatton category.
The parish of Upton Bishop is to the east, before Kempley across
the boundary with the Forest of Dean district of Gloucestershire.

Brampton Bryan

Brampton Bryan is a parish on north west Herefordshire boundary with Wales at  Knighton, and Shropshire
at Bucknell and the combined parish of Buckton and Coxall.
The northern boundary straddles the River Teme as it flows east to be joined by the River Clun at  Leintwardine.
The River Teme subsequently flows south in the parish of Adforton east of Brampton Bryan, and
the combined parish of Walford, Letton and Newton which are also represented by this category.
To the south, Harley's Mountain is in Willey parish.

Bredwardine

Bredwardine is a parish on the south bank of the River Wye, which is spanned by a six-arch red brick
road bridge connecting traffic between the B4352 from  Clifford, eastbound across the river to join
the A438 in the parish of  Staunton on Wye.
This category also includes websites for the small parish of Brobury across the bridge, which is combined
into Brobury with Monnington on Wye, along the north bank before Staunton on Wye.
On the south bank, besides Bredwardine, this category represents the
smaller parish of Moccas, downstream before  Preston on Wye further east.
The parish of  Dorstone is directly south, at the head of the River Dore in Golden Valley.

Brilley

Brilley is a small village and parish north of the River Wye, which separates Whitney-on-Wye from the Welsh border
at Michaelchurch, represented by the  Newchurch community.
This category lists websites for this area of west Herefordshire south of  Huntington, west of  Eardisley,
as well as Willersley and Winforton.

Brockhampton

Brockhampton is a village in Herefordshire, UK. It lies between Hereford and Ross-on-Wye.
Note there are two Brockhamptons in Herefordshire. This category is for the Brockhampton that lies south-east of Hereford, near Ross-on-Wye. Addresses here have HR1 post-codes.

Bromyard

This category lists websites primarily for the Herefordshire market town of Bromyard on the A44, between 
Leominster in the west, and towards  Worcester to via  Whitbourne.
The parish of  Brockhampton is directly east, north of the A44,
where websites for Norton are also included.
The parish of Edwyn Ralph is directly north, with Bredenbury to the north west.
These, with Bromyard and Winslow are represented by this category.
The parish of Avenbury is directly south, which with Stanford Bishop further south east,
are represented by the  Linton category.
South of Avenbury, as the River Frome flows south, where websites are represented
by the  Bishop's Frome category.

Websites relating to Bromyard may be suggested to this category, or one of its subcategories.
Please choose the most appropriate subcategory (if one exists).

Business and Economy

This category leads to websites for business and economic activities in Herefordshire, including listings of companies and industries.
For those covering a limited area of Herefordshire, try the  Regional Tree View [ symbol ]. 
This category is only for 'Business and Economy' sites which either:
  • relate to the whole (or a significant part of) the county
  • relate to multiple localities within the county
  • relate to a single locality which does not have its own category

Please only suggest websites to the most suitable subcategory here if showing that they are based in more than one area of Herefordshire,
Websites related to a single locality which has its own category in  Herefordshire, should
be suggested to that category (or one of its topical subcategories if an appropriate one exists).
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Byton

Byton is a village and parish, separated from the Welsh border by Combe south of the River Lugg.
Combe Moor, aka Coombes Moor, is a linear hamlet along the B4362 to  Presteigne.
The area of Herefordshire north of Presteigne, Kinsham north and west, is represented by the  Lingen category.
The area of Herefordshire south of Presteigne, Rodd Hurst south and west, is represented by the  Titley category.
The parish of Staunton on Arrow is directly south, Shobden to the south east along the B4362,
Aymestrey along the River Lugg north of Shobden, Wigmore to the north east, the area around
Upper Lye north east of Byton village is in Aymestrey parish, before Lingen directly north.

Clifford

Clifford is a parish on the east bank of the River Wye, where the river forms the border with Wales at Clyro, north of  Hay-on-Wye
Besides the original settlement of Clifford, the parish includes the hamlets of Hardwicke, Middlewood and Priory Wood.
Before the Herefordshire parish of  Cusop to the south, Hardwicke Brook flows into the Wye from Hardwicke from the east of the parish.
From Hay-on-Wye, the B4348 runs through Hardwicke on to  Dorstone further east, where the parish
of Dorstone is at the head of the River Dore's Golden Valley.
The River Wye also forms the northern parish boundary of Clifford with Whitney, and at the site of a dismantled
railway, a road toll Whitney Bridge, takes the B4350 northwards to join the A438 along the north bank.
On the south bank, the next parish to the east is  Bredwardine.

Colwall

Colwall is a parish bordering on Worcestershire at  Malvern_Wells.
Upper Colwall and Upper Wyche are immediately on the boundary, with the
main conurbation being along the B4218 at Colwall Stone.
Until there are sufficient websites for a separate category, those for the parish of Mathon to the north,
are included here, whereas those to the west are in the combined parish of  Bosbury & Coddington,
and those to the south west in  Wellington Heath.
Evendine is within the parish of Colwall, whereas those for south of the A449 in the parish of Eastnor are
included with  Hereford which is separates the market town form the Worcestershire boundary.

Websites relating to Colwall Parish (including Colwall Stone, Colwall Green, Upper Colwall, and Coddington), may
be suggested to this category or one of its subcategories.

Craswall

The Herefordshire parish Craswall is to the south of  Cusop on the border of Wales south east of  Hay-on-Wye
The western boundary is the Black Mountains' ridge separating Llanidon on the eastern edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park.
The parish is rich in springs and waterfalls that feed the River Monnow to the south east, where it is joined by Olchon Brook in Llanveynor parish, directly south before the border with Monmouthshire north of  Abergavenny.
Until there are separate categories, this category also represents Llanveynor parish.

Cusop

Cusop is a village south east of  Hay-on-Wye, on the east bank of the Dulas Brook
which flows into the River Wye north of Hay, and forms the country border.
Craswall is to the south on the border, then Llanveynoe, then  Longtown at the confluence of
Escley Brook and Olchon Brook with the River Monnow with Michaelchurch Escley parish to the east.
The parish to the north on the east bank of the Wye is  Clifford.

Dorstone

Dorstone is a village in Dorstone parish directly east of  Cusop at the head of the River Dore's Golden Valley,
south of  Bredwardine, west of Moccas and Blakemere,
flowing south to  Peterchurch.

Education

This category leads to websites about Herefordshire's educational institutions, programmes and opportunities,
as well as other educational resources in Herefordshire.
For those in localities, try the  Regional Tree View [ symbol ].
This category is only for 'Education' websites which either:
  • relate to the whole (or a significant part of) the county,
  • relate to multiple localities within the county,
  • relate to a single locality which does not have its own category

Please only suggest websites to the most suitable subcategory here if showing that they are based in more than one area of Herefordshire.
Websites related to a single locality which has its own category in  Herefordshire, should
be suggested to that category (or one of its topical subcategories if an appropriate one exists).
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Fownhope

Fownhope is a village in Herefordshire, UK. It is located on the banks of the River Wye, about five miles south-east of Hereford.
Sites relating to Fownhope may be submitted to this category or one of its sub-categories. Please choose the most appropriate sub-category (if one exists) for your site.

Garway

This category lists websites for the Herfordshire parish of Garway, rising from the north bank of the
River Monnow, which forms the Welsh border with  Monmouthshire, north east of  Llanrithal.
Broad Oak is in the south east of the parish of  Llangarron is directly east.
St Weonards is to the north east, Orcop to the north, Kentchurch to the north east along the River Monnow and border.

Goodrich

Goodrich is a village and parish on the west bank of the River Wye in Herefordshire, separated by Walford on the east bank
from  Ross-on-Wye, and south of Marstow parish, with  Peterstow and  Llangarron to the north east.

Gorsley

Gorsley (including Gorsley Common and Little Gorsley) is a village on the Herefordshire–Worcestershire border, about three miles east of Ross-on-Wye.

Government

This category leads to websites about Herefordshire's government, policing, judicial system, local taxation and the military in Herefordshire.
In order to include local council, try the  Regional Tree View [ symbol ].
This category is only for 'Government' websites which either:
  • relate to the whole (or a significant part of) the county,
  • relate to multiple localities within the county,
  • relate to a single locality which does not have its own category

Please only suggest websites to the most suitable subcategory here if showing that they are based in more than one area of Herefordshire.
Websites related to a single locality which has its own category in  Herefordshire, should
be suggested to that category (or one of its topical subcategories if an appropriate one exists).
so that they can be added to the  Regional Tree View [ symbol ].

Guides and Directories

This category leads to websites about Herefordshire's online guides and online directories
Topic-specific guides will generally be found in their respective topical categories or locality.
For those in individual localities, try the  Regional Tree View [ symbol ].
This category is only for general 'Guides and Directories' websites which either:
  • relate to the whole (or a significant part of) the county,
  • relate to multiple localities within the county,
  • relate to a single locality which does not have its own category

Please only suggest websites to the most suitable subcategory here if showing that they are based in more than one area of Herefordshire.
Websites related to a single locality which has its own category in  Herefordshire, should
be suggested to that category (or one of its topical subcategories if an appropriate one exists).
so that they can be added to the  Regional Tree View [ symbol ].

Note also, that Guides and Directories that are specific to a particular topic (eg. businesses
    or sports) are generally listed within the appropriate topic subcategory of Herefordshire instead.

Health

This category leads to websites about Herefordshire's Health and medical resources.
For those in localities, try the  Regional Tree View [ symbol ].
This category is only for 'Health' sites which either:
  • relate to the whole (or a significant part of) the county,
  • relate to multiple localities within the county,
  • relate to a single locality which does not have its own category

Please only suggest websites to the most suitable subcategory here if showing that they are based in more than one area of Herefordshire.
Websites related to a single locality which has its own category in  Herefordshire, should
be suggested to that category (or one of its topical subcategories if an appropriate one exists).
so that they can be added to the  Regional Tree View [ symbol ].

This category is only for the medical and emergency services side of health.
Websites relating to beauty or cosmetic services should be suggested under Herefordshire: Business and Economy instead.

Hereford

Hereford is the county-town of Herefordshire, UK.
Sites relating to Hereford may be submitted to this category or one of its sub-categories. Please choose the most appropriate sub-category (if one exists) for your site.

Huntington

Huntington is a parish on the west Herefordshire boundary with Wales at  Gladestry.
This category represents the rural area south west of  Kington, south of the A44 and
west of the A4111, where the River Arrow flows from the Welsh hills west of  Newchurch.
Besides Huntington, this category represents the parish of Almeley directly east, whereas the
border area to the south is represented by the  Brilley category.

Kilpeck

This category represents the parish of Kilpeck, which since 2019 has combined the former parish of Wormbridge, on the A465
north of  Pontrilas and Kentchurch, on the way north east to  Hereford.
The rural area north of the AA465 is represented by the  Kingstone category.
The area south of Hereford on the A49, is represented by the  Much Birch category,
and the rural area to the south east is represented by the  Garway category.

Kingstone

This category represents the rural area and villages south west of  Hereford,
  • south of the River Wye east of  Preston on Wye, and west of Haywood and Belmomt Rural parishes represented by the Hereford category.
  • east of the River Dore, north of Abbey Dore, including the hamlet of Kerry's Gate, represented by  Pontrilas, and
  • north of the A465 north of Wormbridge where websites are included in the  Kilpeck category, and Crizeley and Didley are in St Devereux parish.
Besides the parish of Kingtone, this category includes websites for the parishes of:
Allensmore including the hamlet of Cobhall Common,
Clehonger, Eaton Bishop,
Madley including hamlets of Cublington and Shenmore,
Thruxton, Tyberton including the hamlet of Whitfield, and
Vowchurch including Monnington Court.
The hamlet of Webton is in Kingstone parish.

Kington

Kington is a market town, through which the A44 connects  Leominster with Wales at  Old Radnor.
Lower Harpton is the parish on the border north of the A44, and this with the area north of Bradnor Hill is represented by the  Titley category.
The River Arrow flows eastwards south of Kington town, and forms the southern boundary Titley parish directly to the north east.
The parish of  Lyonshall is directly east with its north border on the River Arrow.
The parish further east along the A44 is  Pembridge.
Almeley is the parish south of Lyonshall, south east of Kington, separated from the border
by  Huntington, south of Kington Rural parish, which includes Bredward and Chickward south of the River Arrow, which flows from Wales to the Kington town.

Webites relating to Kington may be suuggested to this category or one of its subcategories.
Please choose the most appropriate subcategory (if one exists).

Lea

Lea is a village in Herefordshire, UK. It is located on the A40, about four miles south-east of Ross-on-Wye, close to the border with Gloucestershire.
Sites relating to the village of Lea, together with the nearby hamlets of Lea Line and Lea Bailey my be submitted here.

Ledbury

Ledbury is a market town served by the A449 as it enters Herefordshire from Worcestershire via  Malvern Wells,
Little Mavern and  Welland from the east.
The A417 serves Ledbury from the south east, with junction 2 of the M50 at  Redmarley D'Abitot in the
Forest of Dean district of Gloucestershire, passes through the parish of Bromesberrow before
the Herefordshire boundary with Donnington immediately south of Ledbury.
Websites for Ludstock, and the Vale of Leadon, and those in both Donnington and Eastnor
are included in subcategories here.
The A449 leaves the ring road south west of the town skirting this district before  Much Marcle.
The A438 is a road from south Worcestershire, passing through the parishes of Pendock and Berrow before
the county boundary at Hollybush in the parish of  Castlemorton.
The A438 passes through the boundary parish of Eastnor before entering the town via the A499 from the east.
The A438 leaves the Ledbury ring road to the west, to Trumpet in Pixley parish,
then through Tarrington, before Stoke Edith, Dormington, Bartetreeand Lugwardine into  Hereford
Whereas websites for Munsley are listed in the category for  Wellington Heath to the north west of Ledbury,
  Colwall represents those to the north east of parish of Ledbury, including Evedine.

Websites relating to Ledbury may be suggested to this category or one of its subcategories.
Please choose the most appropriate sub-category (if one exists).

Leintwardine

This category represents the village and parish of Leintwardine in Herefordshir on the boundary
with Shropshire where the River Clun from Clungunford joins the River Teme.
North of the village of Leintwardine, the parish is on both banks of the Teme, and
extends north east over 300 metres above sea level, to Onbury also in Shropshire.
The River Onny flows from  Craven Arms southwards through Bromfield where it joins the River Teme, east
of the county boundary with Burrington, separated from Leintwardine, directly east by Downton.
South of Leintwardine village, the Teme winds through a flood plain east of the Roman settlement of Adforton which
is also represented by this category, though the area further west is represented by  Brampton Bryan.

Leominster

Leominster is a market town in the heart of Herefordshire, UK. is situated about 12 miles North of Hereford, and is well known for its antiques shops.
Sites relating to Leominster may be submitted to this category or one of its sub-categories. Please choose the most appropriate sub-category (if one exists) for your site.

Lingen

Lingen is a parish near the west Herefordshire boundary with Wales at , south of  Knighton.
The hamlet of Birtley is in the north of the parish, as is Harley's Mpuntain, but the area
to the north is represented by  Brampton Bryan.
This category represents the rural area to the Welsh border including the parishes of Stapleton and Willey, north of  Presteigne.
Websites for Kinsham in the next Herefordshire parish south of Lingen, north of the River Lugg are included here,
whereas the parish of Combe, next south on the border, is represented by the  Byton category.
The A4110 is to the east of Ongar Street and Lower Lye at  Wigmore,
connecting Adforton to the north and Aymestry to the south.

Linton

Linton is a village in Hereforshire UK. It is located near the border with Worcestershire, about three miles east of Ross-on-Wye.

Little Dewchurch

Little Dewchurch is a village in Herefordshire, UK. It lies about four miles south of Hereford.

Llangarron

Llangarron is a village in Herefordshire, UK. It is situated close to the Welsh border, about five miles south-west of Ross-on-Wye.
Sites relating to Llangarron may be submitted to this category or one of its sub-categories. Please choose the most appropriate sub-category (if one exists) for your site.

Llangrove

Llangrove is a village in Herefordshire, UK. It is located about eight miles south-west of Ross-on-Wye, and bout four miles north of Monmouth.

Longtown

Longtown is a parish in the south east of Hertfordshire, south of Llanveynoey, with
the border of  Monmouthshire on a ridge of the Black Mountains to the west.
Clodock is a village in the south of the parish, north of  Walterstone.
The River Monnow flows south through the parish from  Craswall, and is joined by Escley Brook from Newton in the north east.
Olchon Brook joins the Monnow from Llanveyne in the north west.
Longtown village is a linear settlement along the ridge, north of this confluence between Olchon Brook and the River Monnow.
Lower Maes-coed is a dispersed settlement to the east of Escley Brook, straddling the Longtown - Newton parish boundary,
and this area is the catchment for Dulas Brook, which flows south east through the parish of Dulas.
Besides Longtown, this category represents the parishes of Newton and Dulas, whereas
Ewyas Harold to the south east is represented by  Pontrilas.

Lyonshall

Lyonshall is an historic village south of the A44, and parish separated from Welsh border by the parish and market town of  Kington.
The A44 connects  Pembridge to the east, and the A480 links the A4112 from Sarnsfield
and  Weobley in the south east.
The River Arrow forms the northern parish boundary, and  Titley is north, to the east of Kington.
Almeley is the parish south of Lyonshall, separated from the border by  Huntington,
south of Kington Rural parish, which includes Bredward and Chickward south of the River Arrow,
which flows from Wales, through Kington town on to Pembridge.

Websites relating to Lyonshall may be submitted to this category or one of its subcategories.
Please choose the most appropriate subcategory (if one exists).

Madley

Madley is a village in Herefordshire, UK. It is located about seven miles west of Hereford.
Sites relating to Madley may be submitted to this category or one of its sub-categories. Please choose the most appropriate sub-category (if one exists) for your site.

Much Marcle

Much Marcle is a village in Herefordshire, UK. It is located on the A449, roughly midway between Ledbury and Ross-on-Wye.
Sites relating to Much Marcle may be submitted to this category or one of its sub-categories. Please choose the most appropriate sub-category (if one exists) for your site.

News and Media

This category leads to websites about Herefordshire's magazines, radio and television stations,
newspapers and similar media.
For individual localities, try the  Regional Tree View [ symbol ].
This category is only for 'News and Media' sites which either:
  • relate to the whole (or a significant part of) the county,
  • relate to multiple localities within the county,
  • relate to a single locality which does not have its own category

Please only suggest websites to the most suitable subcategory here if showing that they are based in more than one area of Herefordshire.
Websites related to a single locality which has its own category in  Herefordshire, should
be suggested to that category (or one of its topical subcategories if an appropriate one exists).
so that they can be added to the  Regional Tree View [ symbol ].

Pembridge

Pembridge is a village in Herefordshire, UK. It is situated on the banks of the River Arrow, about seven miles west of Leominster.
Sites relating to Pembridge may be submitted to this category or one of its sub-categories. Please choose the most appropriate sub-category (if one exists) for your site.

Peterchurch

Peterchurch is a village in Peterchurch parish directly south of  Dorstone in the River Dore's Golden Valley,
south of Blakemere, west of Tyberton as the Dore flows south east between Vowchurch and Turnastone directly south.
Until there are separate categories, these two parishes are represented by this catgeory,
as well as Michaelchurch Escley to the west.

Peterstow

The parish of Peterstow is separated from the River Wye and  Ross-on-Wye, Bridstow to the east.
Besides Peterstow and Bridstow this category includes websites for the hamlet of Wilton, where the B4260,
crosses at Wilton Bridge and Wilton Castle.
The parish of Marstow is to the south on the west bank of the Wye, then  Llangarron to the west.
Hentland parish is the north west of Peterstow, and Sellack is to the north east, where the Wye forms its northern boundary,
as it flows north west through Foy and loops south, between Bridstow and  Brampton Abbotts.

Pontrilas

Pontrilas, Welsh for three bridges, is village on east bank of the River Dore, as it flows to south to join the
River Monnow on the south west border of Herefordshire with Monmouthshire at Llangua in  Grosmont community.
Here the River Dore is the parish boundary of Ewyas Harold and Kentchurch and this category represents both parishes.
Parishes of Rowlstone and Llancillo are represented by  Walterstone further south west.
North west of Pontrilas, Dulas Brook joins the River Dore, where the A465 bypassses the west of the village.
Before the bridges, off the A465, the B4347 takes traffic north west along the west bank of Dulas Brook, along a linear
settlement to the village of Ewyas Harold, before Dulas parish further north west, represented by the  Longtown category.
The River Dore flows south, to the east of Ewyas Harold village from Abbey Dore parish directly north,
also represented by this category.
The A465 leaves Pontrilas in the parish of Kentchurch, heading north east to Kenderchurch and Wormbridge parishes.
These are represented by Kilpeck parish, which is directly north of Kentchurch, Orcop is to the north east,
St Weonards to the east, represented by  Garway north of the River Monnow which continues the country border.

Preston on Wye

Preston on Wye is a parish on the south bank of the River Wye, opppsite Byford on the north bank,
between Moccas represented by  Bredwardine to the west, and
Madley to the east, which with Tyberton directly south is represented by the  Kingstone categpry.
Besides Preston on Wye, this category also lists websites for the parish of Blakemere separating Preston from  Peterchurch to the south west.

Putley

Putley is a parish in Herefordshire, UK. It is situated about five miles west of Ledbury.
Sites relating to the parish of Putley (including Putley, Putley Green, and Putley Common) may be submitted here.

Recreation and Sports

This category leads to websites about Herefordshire's recreation facilities, organisations, services,
hobbies, sports and participatory recreational activities and events.
For individual localities, try the  Regional Tree View [ symbol ].
This category is only for 'Recreation and Sports' websites which either:
  • relate to the whole (or a significant part of) the county,
  • relate to multiple localities within the county,
  • relate to a single locality which does not have its own category

Please only suggest websites to the most suitable subcategory here if showing that they are based in more than one area of Herefordshire.
Websites related to a single locality which has its own category in  Herefordshire, should
be suggested to that category (or one of its topical subcategories if an appropriate one exists).
so that they can be added to the  Regional Tree View [ symbol ].

Websites relating to a business selling sporting or recreational goods, shoudl be suggested under Herefordshire: Business and Economy instead.

Ross-on-Wye

Ross-on-Wye is a town in Herefordshire, UK. It lies in the south of the county, at the end of the M50, and is about 11 miles south of Hereford.
Sites relating to Ross-on-Wye (including the neighbouring communities of Wilton and Bridstow) may be submitted to this category or one of its sub-categories.

Sites for other nearby localities do not belong here. You should start looking for a more appropriate category under Herefordshire.

For sites which do belong under Ross-on-Wye, please choose the most appropriate sub-category (if one exists) for your site, and submit it there instead.

Science and Environment

This category leads to websites about Herefordshire's scientfic institutions or associations,
such as archealogy and environment, nature reserves and landscapes.
For individual localities, try the  Regional Tree View [ symbol ].
This category is only for 'Science and Environment' websites which either:
  • relate to the whole (or a significant part of) the county,
  • relate to multiple localities within the county,
  • relate to a single locality which does not have its own category

Please only suggest websites to the most suitable subcategory here if showing that they are based in more than one area of Herefordshire.
Websites related to a single locality which has its own category in  Herefordshire, should
be suggested to that category (or one of its topical subcategories if an appropriate one exists).
so that they can be added to the  Regional Tree View [ symbol ].

Society and Culture

This category leads to websites about Herefordshire's communityl its people, its history, and resources and institutions
that serve the county's people.scientfic institutions or associations.
For individual localities, try the  Regional Tree View [ symbol ].
This category is only for 'Society and Culture' websites which either:
  • relate to the whole (or a significant part of) the county,
  • relate to multiple localities within the county,
  • relate to a single locality which does not have its own category

Please only suggest websites to the most suitable subcategory here if showing that they are based in more than one area of Herefordshire.
Websites related to a single locality which has its own category in  Herefordshire, should
be suggested to that category (or one of its topical subcategories if an appropriate one exists).
so that they can be added to the  Regional Tree View [ symbol ].

Stretton Grandison

Stretton Grandison is a village and parish in west Herefordshire, on the A417, north west of  Ledbury
leading to  Bodenham in the north west.
Besides Stretton Grandison, administration is shared in a Group Parish Council with the
nearby parishes of Eggleton, Castle Frome and Canon Frome.
All these are in the Herefordshire council ward of Three Crosses, but here the latter two are
represented by the  Bishop's Frome category.
This category represents Ashperton the parish directly south on the A417, as well as Yarkhill directly east,
which is south east of Westhide and the A4103.

Symonds Yat

This category represents the area seven miles south of Ross-on-Wye, on the southern edge of Herefordshire,
where the River Wye, loops north from the parish of Welsh Bicknor into  Goodrich, before turning south,
where it forms the parish boundary with Whitchurch.
The west bank rises steeply to 200 metre from 23 metre above sea level at Symonds Yat (West).
On the east bank the woodland rises to 144 metres, and Symonds Yat (East) is at the south of the penisula,
before English Bicknor parish in the  Forest of Dean district of Gloucestershire.
There are no bridges in this area, but a ferry serves Symonds Yat (East) from Symonds Yat (West).
Besides this area, this category represents the parish of Ganarew to the west on Herefordshire's
southern border with Wales at  Monmouth.
The area to the north west is represented by the  Llangrove category

Websites relating to Symonds Yat (including both Symonds Yat East and Symonds Yat West), Ganarew or
Whitchurch may be suggested to this category or one of its subcategories.
Please choose the most appropriate subcategory (if one exists).

Tedstone Delamere

This category lists websites for the Herefordshire parish of Tedstone Delamere with its northern boundary with Worcestershire at  Clifton upon Teme and Lower Sapey,
where the Sapey Brook enters the parish and flows east of Tedstone Delamere village, and off to the south east through the parish of  Whitbourne.
Brockhampton is directly south, Norton directly west, and this category
includes websites for the parish of Tedstone Wafer directly north west.

Titley

Titley is a village and parish separated from the west Herefordshire boundary with Wales by
the small parishes of Knill and Lower Harpton.
This category represents the area to the Welsh border north of Bradnor Hill, which is in the parish of  Kington to the south.
This category also represents the combined parish of Rodd, Nash & Little Brampton to the border north at  Presteigne.
Combe directly north on the River Lugg, is represented by the  Byton category.
Burcher is a hamlet immediately north east of Titley village on the B4355, south west of Staunton on Arrow.
The River Arrow forms the boundary between Titley and Staunton parishes on the north bank, with Lyonshall
and  Pembridge to the south.

Transport

This category leads to websites about Herefordshire's transport resources, including public services,
taxis, chaffeur driven and self drive car hire.
For individual localities, try the  Regional Tree View [ symbol ].
This category is only for 'Pasenger Transport' websites which either:
  • relate to the whole (or a significant part of) the county,
  • relate to multiple localities within the county,
  • relate to a single locality which does not have its own category

Please only suggest websites to the most suitable subcategory here if showing that they are based in more than one area of Herefordshire.
Websites related to a single locality which has its own category in  Herefordshire, should
be suggested to that category (or one of its topical subcategories if an appropriate one exists).
so that they can be added to the  Regional Tree View [ symbol ].

Websites offering transport of goods, rather than passengers, such as Maritime, Road Haulage or Removals,
belong under the Business and Economy tree, as Shipping, Storage, and Logistics.

Travel and Tourism

This category leads to websites providing information for travellers and guests to Herefordshire.
Topics include travel guides, attractions and holiday accommodation.
Pubs and restaurants offering overnight rooms are included here as  Inns.
For individual localities, try the  Regional Tree View [ symbol ].
This category is only for 'Travel and Tourism' websites which either:
  • relate to the whole (or a significant part of) the county,
  • relate to multiple localities within the county,
  • relate to a single locality which does not have its own category

Please only suggest websites to the most suitable subcategory here if showing that they are based in more than one area of Herefordshire.
Websites related to a single locality which has its own category in  Herefordshire, should
be suggested to that category (or one of its topical subcategories if an appropriate one exists).
so that they can be added to the  Regional Tree View [ symbol ].

Upper Sapey

This category lists websites for the Herefordshire parish of Upper Sapey which is surrounded, to the west, north and east by  Worcestershire.
The parish includes Lea Green and Sapey Common, and websites for the Herefordshire parish of Wolferlow to the south west are also included here.
The village of Upper Sapey is the catchment for Sapey Brook, which flows south east into Lower Sapey, Worcestershire before  Tedstone Delamere,
then  Whitbourne before entering the River Teme.

Upton Bishop

Upton Bishop is a village in Herefordshire, UK. It lies about three miles north-east of Ross-on-Wye.

Walterstone

Walterstone is a village at the south east of Hertfordshire, north of Pandy and the A465 in  Monmouthshire.
The parish of Walterstone is south of Clodock in the parish of  Longtown on the border of Wales,
with the Black Mountains to the north west.
Besides Walterstone, this category includes websites for the parishes along the north east border,
namely Llancillo, Rowlstone and Ewyas Harold.
The southern boundary largely coincides with the River Monnow as it flows from Clodock, south then
turns east at the confluence of Afon Hodddu from the south, before turning north east
at the southern tip of Walterstone parish, and being joined by the River Dore south of  Pontrilas.
Dulas Brook flows through the village of Ewyas Harold, before joining the River Dore from the north west of Pontrilas.
North west of Ewyas Harold, Dulas Brook flows from the parish of Dulas with its catchment in the parishes of
Bacton to the north east, and Newton to the north west, which are represented by the Longtown category.

Welsh Newton

This category lists websites for the Welsh Newton and Llanrothal parishes bordering Monmouthshire on east bank of the River Monnow.
The parish directly east, along Herefordshire's
southern border with Wales at  Monmouth is Ganarew, represented by the  Symonds Yat category,
as is the parish of Whitchurch directly east.
Those directly north east of Welsh Newton are represented by the  Llangrove village.
Pembridge Castle and Llancloudy north along the A466 are in west of the parish of  Llangarron.
Broad Oak directly north of Llanrothal is represented by Garway parish to the north west.

Weobley

Weobley is a village in Herefordshire, UK. It is located about eight miles south-west of Leominster, and 12 miles north-west of Hereford.
Sites relating to Weobley may be submitted to this category or one of its sub-categories. Please choose the most appropriate sub-category (if one exists) for your site.

Whitbourne

This category lists websites for the Herefordshire parish of Whitbourne with its eastern boundary with  Worcestershire at Doddenham.
The north east tip of the parish coincides the Worcestshire boundary at Martley across the River Teme, the county boundary is with Clifton upon Teme to the west of the Teme.
South of Whitbourne village, the A44 links road traffic from  Worcester to  Leominster via  Bromyard.
The River Teme forms the county boundary east of Whitbourne village, then south of the village Sapey Brook flows from  Tedstone Delamere
in to the Teme, where it flows east, north of Lusley.
Whitbourne parish extends south of Sapey Brook where Knightwick is directly east in Worcestershire.
The parish south of Whitbourne is  Linton,  Brockhampton is directly west,
and Tedstone Delamere is the Herefordshire parish directly north.
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