New Lidl Supermarket Approved for Gloucester’s Brockworth Area Wednesday, April 22, 2026 lidl gloucester brockworth supermarket planning biodiversity transport jobs electricvehicles sustainability Plans for a new Lidl supermarket on the northern edge of Gloucester at Gloucester Business Park in Brockworth have been approved by borough planners. The proposed 1,975 square meter store will feature 118 parking spaces, … Read More
Cotswold Residents Rally to Protect Wildflower Meadows from 130-Home Development near King’s Highgrove House Monday, April 20, 2026 cotswold wildflowers meadows conservation development community nature tetbury biodiversity greenspace A dedicated group of Cotswold residents is leading a campaign to save wildflower meadows adjacent to King’s Highgrove House and Gardens from a proposed housing development. The Longfurlong Greenfields Association (LGA), … Read More
UK's Largest Wildlife Bridge to Open in Gloucestershire as Part of £460 Million Missing Link Project Saturday, February 21, 2026 wildlife bridge gloucestershire a417 conservation cotswolds ecology nationalhighways infrastructure biodiversity Construction is underway on the Gloucestershire Way bridge, set to become the UK’s largest wildlife crossing and a centerpiece of the A417 Missing Link project. This ambitious National Highways initiative aims to … Read More
Cows Introduced to Cheltenham Woodland to Enhance Biodiversity Thursday, February 12, 2026 cheltenham biodiversity woodland grazing conservation wildflowers cattle limestonegrassland ecosystem enovert A herd of eight belted Galloway cattle has been introduced to Barber Wood, a woodland near Cheltenham, to revitalise the local ecosystem and encourage growth of wildflowers and insects. These distinctive cattle, native to … Read More
Three Rivers Set for Restoration on Cotswolds Farmland Through Government-Backed Scheme Wednesday, February 11, 2026 evenlode glyme dorn cotswolds restoration flooding biodiversity farming conservation landscaperecovery Restoration work has commenced on the Evenlode, Glyme, and Dorn rivers flowing through farmland in the North Cotswolds as part of a pioneering government-led initiative. The project enlists over 50 tenants, farmers, and land … Read More
New Map Empowers Gloucestershire to Balance Nature and Development Thursday, January 22, 2026 gloucestershire nature development biodiversity conservation urbanplanning habitat wildlife environment strategy Gloucestershire has introduced an innovative map designed to identify opportunities for enhancing nature across the county. This initiative forms a cornerstone of the county’s Nature Recovery Strategy, aiming to guide … Read More