Reporting a pothole
In the County of Herefordshire, Highways England are only responsible for maintaining , the M50, A40 and A49. All other roads are maintained by Herefordshire Council, via their Contractor Balfour Beatty.
To report a pothole in Herefordshire, please follow these steps:
1. Visit the Herefordshire Council website.
2. Look for the "Report a pothole" feature or use the provided link.
https://my.herefordshire.gov.u...
3. Enter the postcode or street name in the search box.
4. Once you've located the pothole's position, click to drop a yellow pin to mark its location.
5. Submit the report.
This process will help the appropriate authorities address the issue promptly. Thank you for your contribution to improving road safety in Herefordshire!
Pothole and road defect progress map
The map below shows defects on Herefordshire roads and pavements which are in the process of being resolved, or which have been completed within the last three months.
You can check whether a problem has already been reported before you report a pothole or road defect online, or check the progress of a reported incident.
Parking Charges - Ledbury
Ledbury offers a variety of public car parks managed by Herefordshire Council, catering to both short and long-term parking needs. Central car parks are ideal for short visits to the town centre, while other car parks provide options for longer stays, suitable for workdays or extended visits.
Key locations include St Katherine’s Car Park, near the town centre and suitable for long-stay parking; Bye Street Car Park, convenient for short visits close to the High Street; Lawnside Road Car Park, offering both short and long-stay options; and Bridge Street Car Park, which accommodates a range of parking durations
For further information about car park locations, charges, and maps, visit the official Herefordshire Council website: Ledbury Car Parks.
Travel and Transport
Refuse Collections
Useful Links
PLAN YOUR JOURNEY - https://www.traveline.info/
- Flooding on a road or footpath - call Herefordshire Concil on 01432 261800
- Flooding from a burst water main or sewer flooding - call Welsh Water on 0800 085 3968 (24-hour service) or Severn Trent Water on 0800 783 4444 (24-hour service)
- Flooding to your property from river or groundwater flooding - call the Environment Agency Floodline on 0345 988 1188 (24-hour service)
- Flooding to your property from an ordinary watercourse (such as a stream, drain, ditch or brook) - call Herefordshire Council on 01432 261800. Any information you give Herefordshire Council may be shared with other organisations to help prevent and improve the response to flooding in the county
We thought it might be helpful for you to have a checklist of the numbers to call if your community need support over the Winter months. If your community experiences loss of power, each household should report it to National Grid (Western Power), so that there is a clear picture of who is without power - this is especially important in rural communities. This can be done by calling 105.
In an emergency or if someone is in immediate danger, always call 999.
Power cut: Call 105 https://www.powercut105.com/
BT phone line issues: https://downdetector.co.uk/status/bt-british-telecom/
Gas leak: 0800 111 999 https://www.wwutilities.co.uk/services/smell-gas/
Welsh Water: 0800 052 0130 (Water emergencies) or 0800 085 3968 (Sewer emergencies) https://contact.dwrcymru.com/
Severn Trent water: 0800 783 4444 https://www.stwater.co.uk/in-my-area/check-my-area/
Report a tree down, flooded road or highway obstruction- BBLP : 01432 261800
Flood alerts: Floodline 0345 988 1188. Sign up to get Flood Warnings from gov.uk by phone, email or text message. If you live by a river or stream, keep a watch on current and expected water levels. You can see the actual water levels at different locations in the county
More information and advice can be found here: www.herefordshire.gov.uk/storm.
Finally, some tips from National Grid on how you can prepare in case of a power cut:
1. Keep our telephone number handy or save it in your mobile phone (105 or 0800 6783 105) so that you can report a power cut or call for information and advice.
2. Keep a battery/solar charger handy so that you can recharge your smart phone or tablet and follow updates on social media, our online power cut map or Power Cut Reporter app.
3. Keep your freezer shut – depending on the type of freezer you have, the contents could stay frozen for up to 12 hours.
4. Check that you have a phone available that will work in a power cut – digital or cordless ones may not work.
5. Have things like a torch or lantern ready (it is best not to use candles or paraffin lights).
6. Protect sensitive electrical equipment such as computers with a surge protector plug.
7.If you have a mains-operated stair lift, check to see if there is a manual release handle that can be used to return it safely to ground level if it stops working
GET HELP NOW
The Domestic Abuse helpline number is 0808 2000 247 or click here for more information.
Always dial 999 if it is an emergency or if you are unsure.
Rape Crisis Freephone
Helpline
0808 802 9999
rapecrisis.org.uk
National Domestic Violence
Helpline
0808 2000 247
nationaldahelpline.org.uk
Support for victims of honour-based abuse and forced marriage
0800 5999 247
0800 999 5428
If you are worried during lockdown click here
0800 1111
childline.org.uk
The Men's Advice Line
0808 801 0327
mensadviceline.org.uk
The Male Survivors Partnership
Helpline: 0808 800 5005
https://www.malesurvivor.co.uk... men who are concerned about their own behaviour and violence
RESPECT
0808 802 4040
respect.uk.net
https://www.rehab-recovery.co....
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