Enabling more children & students to safely travel 🚲🚶‍♂️🛴🚶‍♀️👩‍🦽 to school/college in #Hereford would have a huge impact on reducing peak time 🚗 congestion on all roads in the City & cheaper than £millions on new roads. @YourHereford1 @herefordtimes @lexan71 @Farnsworth100

Over 25 yrs ago these #NHS offices could have been a school club & provided much needed outdoor space for the adjoining primary school. Instead a beautiful building has been left to rot & lie unused for 25 years 😔. We need stronger rules around repurposing empty properties

"National Rail has confirmed that signalling staff being unavailable in the Abergavenny area is causing widespread disruption to journeys through the station." @nationalrailenq @Heidi_Labour how can this happen in 21st century?

Let's not worry about the important things like water and electricity consumption. Hard to believe it's not April Fools Day - "Government to launch data centre design contest" architectsjournal.co.uk/news…

A simple way to reduce pressure on A&E departments & the #NHS is to follow the evidence & reduce road speeds in urban/residential areas to 20mph 👇. It also makes people feel safer to be more active 🚶‍♀️🚲🛴🚶‍♂️👩‍🦽 as well as reducing car insurance costs for drivers 🤷‍♀️ @HfdsCouncil

Photo books of @CommunityPlann1’s day of action delivered to all four opposition parties ✅ I am on the train home after meetings in Parliament with (in alphabetical order): - Conservatives, Alex Burghart (and also Bernard Jenkin, who is my MP), who Kemi Badenoch sent to collect the photobook; - Green Party, Adrian Ramsay; - LibDems, Gideon Amos…well, his staffer, as Amos was double-booked. But Gideon will take a photo with our book; - Reform, Danny Krueger. I will post the videos/photos later once I have sorted through them all. Everybody LOVED all your photos, and it was a powerful way of petitioning and getting messages across. So, well done with your events on the day of action. We will deal with Labour once we know if there is going to be a Leadership election. We have asked several times for a meeting with Reed/Pennycook.

If you live & work in #Hereford give this a try & you might be surprised how much better you feel 🚶‍♀️🚲🛴, how much money you save & if you plan your journey how it can be quicker than driving a short distance at peak time. @herefordtimes @YourHereford1 @HfdCityCouncil @lexan71

Whilst in #Herefordshire @HfdsCouncil have said their policy of 10%BNG will not apply to Phase 1 of the #Hereford Bypass despite it destroying ancient woodland & many venerable trees 🤦‍♀️ @CPREHfdshire @HerefordshireWT @Jesse_Norman @forabw @NickyGeeson

How to stop Government harming nature (but still solve the housing crisis): our NEW councillors' toolkit. Please send it to your local councillor and ask them to read it. Councils are starting to push back on unsustainable housing targets, so they will not be alone. communityplanningalliance.or…

Nature has always had solutions to natural problems. Let nature teach us rather than man destroying & trying to control the consequences of that destruction.

We all can play a role to tread more lightly on the fabric of our world - avoid products containing palm oil as a start which drives alot of deforestation.

🌱 £61m for another bypass while our ecosystems go underfunded. Let's put green infrastructure ahead of road expansion.

Including 60% of Green MPs. Very disappointing to see so much fearmongering, disrespect for women, misrepresentation of the law, abandoning of feminist analysis and negligence of politicians' safeguarding duties.

People need ask questions of the @HfdsCouncil administration on the current failure to deliver the new library & museum. Next cabinet meeting is 25th June & public questions (<140 words) can be submitted 7 days. Agenda should be published here councillors.herefordshire.go…

This is cobblers. The water shortage was a result of SE Water not being able to treat water fast enough to meet increased demand. A failure of capacity and infrastructure.

Ah, the favoured trope of developers - 'it's all industrially farmed, so concrete would be better'! How about lobbying for sustainable farming?

Bonkers is an understatement. Heartless is another (for the inhabitants of the area who will be at the receiving end of compulsory purchase orders, and for the nature that's made homeless). Dangerous is another word (for the 45,000 acres of best and most versatile land taken out of production as food shortages loom). And unnecessary.

Several interesting things about this article. Firstly, these are not deserted fields. They are best and most versatile arable land. 45,000 acres of them. They produce FOOD. And given the many food security klaxons sounding currently, we need food producing land and we should not cover it in concrete. 1/ ft.com/content/e50ffbb3-45e7…

@CPRE blog by our Director Andrew McRobb: 💧 50,000 samples taken 📈 Biggest river dataset in England 🐔 ~72–73% of Wye phosphate is agricultural Read: cpre.org.uk/opinions/how-vol… #RiverWye #SaveTheWye

An ecologist says it will take decades for a Herefordshire river to recover from damage by a local farmer. John Price was jailed for illegally removing tonnes of gravel from the riverbed to build a road and horse yard at his home and tearing out 71 trees. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c1m2…