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Council, government and democracy
Welcome to the council and democracy page. Please select an option from the menu on the left.Some facts
Herefordshire is a unitary council and has:
- 58 Councillors
- 2 Members of Parliament in Herefordshire
- 6 MEPs for the West Midlands
For further information on councillors and committees please visit the decision making section
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