Gloucestershire’s Rural Areas Receive Major Boost in Bus Travel Friday, September 5, 2025 gloucestershire rural transport bus demandresponsive sustainability accessibility mobility community lowcarbon Gloucestershire is enhancing public transportation in its rural communities with a significant investment in Demand Responsive Transport (DRT). This innovative service adapts to passenger needs in real-time, making travel … Read More
Serious Heart Condition Detectable with Five-Second Fingernail Test Saturday, August 30, 2025 heart health diagnosis fingernail test government accessibility affordability cardiac prevention A groundbreaking new test can detect serious heart problems using just a simple, five-second examination of a person’s fingernail. This innovative method promises faster diagnosis and could be a vital tool in catching … Read More
New Neuro-Divergent Festival Launches in Gloucester This Summer Thursday, August 21, 2025 gloucester neurodivergent festival inclusion community summer event burgers accessibility celebration This summer, Gloucester will host its inaugural neuro-divergent festival, celebrating and supporting individuals with diverse neurological profiles. The event promises an inclusive and welcoming environment where attendees … Read More
Cheltenham E-Scooters Left Abandoned, Raising Safety Concerns Over Trip Hazards Monday, August 4, 2025 cheltenham escooters safety sidewalks triphazards pedestrians accessibility mobility urban transport In Cheltenham, residents have voiced growing concerns about e-scooters being carelessly left in the streets for extended periods. These abandoned scooters are often abandoned on sidewalks and public walkways, creating … Read More
Car Park Enforcement Introduced at Leisure Centre to Tackle Inconsiderate Parking, Learner Drivers Prohibited Saturday, August 2, 2025 carpark enforcement leisurecentre parking disabledbays learnerdrivers accessibility regulations traffic penalties A new car park enforcement policy is being implemented at the local leisure centre to address widespread issues of inconsiderate parking. Vehicles have frequently been blocking access routes, occupying disabled bays without … Read More
Concerns Raised Over New Mobility Buggy Store at Cirencester Retirement Complex Sunday, July 20, 2025 mobility buggiestore cirencester safety accessibility retirement planning heritage carpark residents A proposed mobility buggy storage building at a Cirencester retirement complex has sparked safety concerns among residents. The development would be situated within the busy Priory Mews car park off Trafalgar Road, prompting … Read More