The reference to entity “foo” must end with the ‘;’ delimiter

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The ampersand & is a special character in HTML and XML. If you want to use it as a normal character, you have to encode it correctly. Write & instead of &:

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& denotes the start of an encoded entity, such as &lt; for <, or &amp; for &. In your case the parser tries to interpret &w as an entity. But entities are always terminated by an ;, thus if the ; is missing you get the error message.

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