News Alert - The formal 6-week Regulation 14 Consultation Period
for the Ross-on-Wye Neighbourhood Development Plan
ended at midnight on 21st December.
All comments received during that time will be addressed during the first weeks of 2019.
As at other periods during production of the plan, informal comments are always welcome; please click on the link below for the comment form.
Neighbourhood Developement Plan
All comments received during that time will be addressed during the first weeks of 2019.
As at other periods during production of the plan, informal comments are always welcome; please click on the link below for the comment form.
Neighbourhood Developement Plan
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The Town Council is committed to:
- promoting a prosperous and improving town;
- providing services and amenities that benefit both residents and visitors; and
- working collectively and individually to serve best the interests of the town.
Emergency Co-ordinator
The Council has appointed Cllr Daniel Lister as Parish Resilience Officer.
He can be contacted in an emergency (e.g. flooding) on 07557 658442.
The Council has appointed Cllr Daniel Lister as Parish Resilience Officer.
He can be contacted in an emergency (e.g. flooding) on 07557 658442.
Herefordshire Council's out-of-hours team can be contacted on the following numbers for urgent queries:
Protect an adult: 0330 123 9309
Protect a child: 01905 768020
Civil Emergencies: 01432 260000
Problems on roads or highways: 01432 261800
Homelessness, housing harassment or eviction: 01432 260000
Protect an adult: 0330 123 9309
Protect a child: 01905 768020
Civil Emergencies: 01432 260000
Problems on roads or highways: 01432 261800
Homelessness, housing harassment or eviction: 01432 260000
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