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Leominster (district)
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{{infobox historic district|
|Name= Leominster
|HQ=
|Status=
non-metropolitan district
|Start=
1974
|End=
1998
|Replace=
Herefordshire,
Malvern Hills (district) Malvern Hills
|Image=
Image:HerefordWorcesterLeominster.png HerefordWorcesterLeominster.png
}}
'''Leominster''' was a
Districts of England local government district in
England from
April 1,
1974 to
April 1,
1998. Its main town was
Leominster.
It was one of two districts in the newly-formed county of
Hereford and Worcester to cross the traditional border between
Herefordshire and
Worcestershire, the other being
Malvern Hills (district) Malvern Hills. It was formed from, in Herefordshire, the
municipal borough of Leominster, the
urban district of
Kington, Herefordshire Kington,
Kington Rural District,
Leominster And Wigmore Rural District,
Weobley Rural District. The only part to come from Worcestershire was the
Tenbury Rural District.
In
1998, the district was abolished, with the Herefordshire parts becoming part of the new unitary districts of Herefordshire; and the Worcestershire parts becoming part of the new Worcestershire district of Malvern Hills.
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Category:Former non-metropolitan districts
