David Hunter-Miller

Help Keep an Older Person Safer

Did you know? While cold calling itself is allowed, traders must respect “No Cold Callers” notices – it’s actually against the law if they don’t! As a dedicated home care provider since 1980, we’ve made it our mission to help protect older and disabled people in our community. We’re proud to have distributed over 250,000 of these protective stickers since 2019.

Do you know of someone who would like to receive one of these? If so, simply reply to this email or call us on 01603 764567. Rest assured, we keep privacy in mind – we don’t store any personal information or share it with others. If you have a Newsletter, Magazine or FB page and would like to mention this offer, we are happy for you to do so.

With warm wishes from Able Community Care your live-in care specialists, based in Norfolk, but supporting families across the UK since 1980.

www.ablecommunitycare.com

This Charter is an agreement of councils in Herefordshire that aims to strengthen partnership working and build on existing responsibilities.

It builds on existing frameworks and responsibilities, aiming to enhance collaboration for the benefit of Herefordshire.

Herefordshire Councils Charter

Got an idea to bring your community together?

Grants of up to £1,000 are now available to support hyper-local, grassroots projects across
Herefordshire.

Herefordshire Council has secured £2.1m from the UK Shared Prosperity Fund, including £50,000 allocated to the new Small Sparks Fund, which Herefordshire Community Foundation is managing to support informal, community-led projects in getting started.

Priority will go to projects that are inclusive and accessible.
Run by the community, for the community.

For all community projects that will be delivered by 28th February 2026

To find out more and to apply: Small Sparks | Herefordshire Community Foundation

Applications must be submitted by 30th November.

Sometimes the smallest sparks make the biggest difference!

Brockhampton Group Parish Council have engaged a contractor, KNJ Property Maintenance, to undertake maintenance and improvements on our extensive rights of way network across the group parish.

Work will include repair or replacement of over a dozen stiles, gates, fingerposts and footbridges.

This work has been made possible by a grant from Herefordshire Council.