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A town in northern Herefordshire (note that the fourth letter is an E, not a T) in England. It is the second most populous town in the county after Hereford, being home to around 12 000 people. It is a quiet rural market town with many unique medieval and early modern black and white buildings. However, the town has gained a reputation in the surrounding area as a centre for crime and deprivation. People who think this are stuck-up, have clearly never travelled more than 10 miles from their rural homes, and are just picking on Leominster to mask the fact their own town or village is just as rough. Often affectionately called Lemner by inhabitants Not to be confused with Leominster, Massachusetts. Leominster, Herefordshire is the original Leominster so obviously the better one.
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