| Hereford Web Pages | Website titles don't get more explicit than this. An incomplete but still useful set of information and links. |
| Historic Herefordshire | The website for the Herefordshire Sites and Monuments Record. Not many laughs, but an interesting reference to specific locations of historic interest. |
| Herefordshire Council | The official website for the county. A mile better than the City's, and with a good deal of regular updating. There's still no online interactivity, though; you'll still have to pay the parking fines by post. |
| Hereford City Council | The official website. Included for completeness rather than as an example of top-quality interactive local government in action. |
| Herefordshire Crafts Guide | Crafts seems to be joining cattle and cider as a distinctive feature of the area. This is a Council-sponsored directory of some of the better local practitioners and galleries. No search facility, though. |
| Herefordshire Partnership | Council-run website promoting the Herefordshire Plan (circa 1999) and involving a group of (mostly public-sector) organisations who aim to work together "to make the best use of the county's resources, to co-operate, to share information and resources, and to avoid duplication". |
| Herefordshire Voluntary and Community Database | Useful searchable database of voluntary organisations and community groups in Herefordshire. |
| Courtyard Theatre | Hereford's stab at architectural modernity - a steel and glass structure with a versatile main theatre, a 140-seat studio theatre, exhibition areas and a cafe-bar. The Courtyard has a good programme of touring shows and does a few productions of its own each year; the standard is always pretty good. |
| Herefordshire Waste Watchers | Community action against a proposed recycling plant to be built between Madley and Kingstone. |
| Madley Environmental Study Centre | MESC provides environmental education to children and adults. It's planned to have a building demonstrating sustainable building practice and renewable energy technology. |
| Hay-on-Wye - the official website | A good directory for the town, which among other things lists all the bookshops in Hay. Endorsed (but not sponsored) by the town council and the Hay Tourist Information Bureau. |
| Hay Festival of Literature | Still one of the highlights of Hay's year, with the Spring event now joined by a December mini-festival. For 2004 the dates are 28 May to 6 June. |
| The Hay Makers | A crafts gallery co-operative in Hay on Wye -- lots of good stuff from local makers. Especially good decorated glass and handmade cards. |
| Abergavenny Food Festival | A truly excellent reason for visiting Abergavenny (others include the yomp up to the Sugar Loaf and some of the friendliest pubs in the area). The Festival generally runs in September. |
| Forest and Wye Today | A busy electronic magazine and local directory, run by the local paper (the Forest of Dean and Wye Valley Review). |
| Forest Web | Tourism site for the Forest of Dean. |
| Monmouth Today | Local directory plus news, provided by the Monmouth Beacon newspaper. Not exactly up-to-date with whats-on info, but a decent starting point ... |
| Wye Not | Despite the name, this is a photo-based guide to Ross and environs. A labour of love for one Alan Wood. |