Announcing the passing of loved ones through local media is a cherished tradition, and we are honoured by the trust placed in us to share these important announcements. Each notice published in our newspaper and online also appears on funeral-notices.co.uk — the UK’s leading platform for death notices and memorials.
All notices remain available online indefinitely, offering families and friends a lasting tribute. This secure space allows for sharing memories, posting tributes, adding photographs, and making donations in honour of those who have passed. Every week, we pay our respects by featuring funeral notices and online tribute pages dedicated to loved ones from our community.
To view recent death notices, leave tributes, or create a funeral announcement, please visit funeral-notices.co.uk or contact our friendly team at 01482 908084.
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We mourn the loss of cherished members of our community:
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A beloved father and grandfather who peacefully passed at Charlton Kings Care Home on 25th April 2025. Donations may be made to The Stroke Association.
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A loving brother and uncle, who died peacefully at Sue Ryder Hospice aged 73, with a funeral at Cheltenham Cemetery.
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Bron, aged 95, remembered for her vibrant spirit; a service will celebrate her life at Cheltenham Crematorium. Donations to The Woodland Trust are welcomed.
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Jeff, who passed at 91, a devoted husband, father, and grandfather, with a funeral at St Mary’s Church, Longdon. Donations can support Sue Ryder Leckhampton Court.
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Irene of Leonard Stanley, aged 96; a devoted mother and grandmother, with a service at Gloucester Crematorium. Donations in her memory may be sent to the British Red Cross.
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Kay of Longlevens, aged 87, a loving wife, mother, and grandmother. Her funeral service is at St Catharine’s Church, Gloucester, with donations to Guide Dogs invited.
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John Victor Palmer, aged 80, a loving husband and grandfather, with a funeral at Cheltenham Crematorium. Donations to Dementia UK are appreciated.
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Ken, aged 81, dearly loved husband and father; his funeral will be held at Gloucester Crematorium.
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Nee Taylor, aged 92, remembered as a devoted mother and great-grandmother; her service at Churcham Church includes donations to Sheppard House.
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Felicity Stone, aged 88, beloved mother and grandmother, with a thanksgiving service at Cheltenham Minster. Donations are welcome for Cancer Research.
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A son taken suddenly at age 57; a funeral at Cheltenham Crematorium invites donations to Music Works Gloucester and Orphans in Gaza.
Beyond these individual tributes, many heartfelt messages express enduring love and remembrance of those gone but never forgotten, highlighting the strength of family bonds and community support.
We extend our deepest sympathies to all families mourning their loss. To add your tribute or publish a notice, please visit funeral-notices.co.uk.