Tewkesbury Businesses Stay Open and Resilient Amid Flooding Friday, February 13, 2026 tewkesbury flooding gloucestershire business community severn avon swilgate resilience floodwarnings Despite severe flooding impacting large parts of Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, local businesses are assuring the community that they remain open and operational. The town has faced rising waters as the Severn, Avon, and … Read More
Tewkesbury Council Proposes Bin Fines Amid Concerns Over ‘Bin Police’ Reputation Friday, February 13, 2026 tewkesbury bins fines council waste conservation enforcement community petition reputation Tewkesbury Borough Council in Gloucestershire is considering new measures to address an ongoing issue with wheelie bins being left out after collection, a problem described as “blighting” the medieval town. Proposed changes … Read More
Tewkesbury Council Considers Fines for Left-Out Wheelie Bins Amid Public Concern Friday, February 13, 2026 tewkesbury council bins fines enforcement conservation community waste policy public Tewkesbury Borough Council in Gloucestershire is exploring new measures to address the ongoing issue of wheelie bins being left on streets after collection, a problem residents say mars the historic town’s appearance. … Read More
Gloucester Couple Lose Everything After E-Bike Battery Sparks Devastating House Fire Friday, February 13, 2026 fire e-bike gloucester housefire smoke insurance displacement community loss recovery A Gloucester couple have been left devastated after a fire, sparked by an exploding e-bike battery next door, destroyed nearly all of their possessions and forced them into temporary accommodation. The blaze erupted on … Read More
Last-Minute Cancellation of Nazi Memorabilia Auction in Stroud Tuesday, February 10, 2026 nazi memorabilia auction stroud harperfield holocaust protest militaria hitler community An auction house in Stroud has abruptly canceled the planned sale of Nazi memorabilia, which included medals, armbands, and even a handwritten letter from Adolf Hitler. The auction, titled ‘Medals and Militaria,’ … Read More
Gloucestershire Seeks Public Input on Major Council Reorganization Tuesday, February 10, 2026 gloucestershire localgovernment unitaryauthority consultation councilreform publicservices reorganization democracy government community The way local services in Gloucestershire—such as road maintenance, social care, development planning, and waste collection—are managed is set to change significantly in the coming years. Now, residents have the opportunity … Read More
Stunning Images Reveal Tewkesbury Abbey Encircled by Floodwaters Tuesday, February 10, 2026 tewkesbury abbey flooding naturaldisaster floodwaters rainfall heritage emergency community environment Recent floods have dramatically transformed the landscape around Tewkesbury Abbey, submerging the surrounding land and creating a striking scene of water encircling the historic structure. Captured in vivid photographs, the … Read More
King Charles III Hosts Afternoon Tea at Gloucestershire Residence to Commemorate World Cancer Day Tuesday, February 10, 2026 kingcharlesiii worldcancerday gloucestershire cancercharities afternoontea community awareness support survivors fundraising On World Cancer Day, King Charles III warmly welcomed guests to his Gloucestershire residence for a special afternoon tea event dedicated to raising awareness and celebrating the efforts of local cancer charities. The … Read More
Hundreds Rally Against Controversial 3,500-Home Development Plan Off A417 Monday, February 9, 2026 housing development forestofdean community opposition floodplain infrastructure consultation planning environment On the evening of February 2, more than 200 concerned villagers packed Redmarley Village Hall to voice strong opposition to the Forest of Dean District Council’s proposal to build a 3,500-home new town at Glynchbrook, near … Read More
Hundreds Oppose Controversial Plan for 3,500-Home Development Off A417 Monday, February 9, 2026 housing development forestofdean glynchbrook floodplain infrastructure community council environment consultation On the evening of February 2, residents of Gloucestershire’s Forest of Dean gathered in large numbers at Redmarley Village Hall to voice staunch opposition to the proposed construction of 3,500 homes near the A417. The … Read More
Heartfelt Tributes to 29 Individuals Remembered in Gloucestershire Death Notices Sunday, February 8, 2026 gloucestershire tributes remembrance deathnotices obituaries community sympathy loss mourning memorials This week, the Gloucestershire community comes together to honor and remember 29 individuals who have recently passed away. Each life celebrated through the death notices reflects stories of love, dedication, and cherished … Read More
Dad of Two Who Beat Cancer Twice Faces Devastating Stage 4 Sarcoma Diagnosis Friday, February 6, 2026 cancer sarcoma fundraiser family mansfield gloucester chemotherapy community illness support Dean Lambert, a 38-year-old father of two from Mansfield, now living in Gloucester, has faced an unimaginable health struggle. Despite beating cancer twice—once involving the removal of half his tongue and later part of his … Read More
Community Rallies to Rescue Beloved Cotswolds Pub Friday, February 6, 2026 cotswolds winchcombe pub community fundraising volunteers stonegate hospitality localeconomy property The Corner Cupboard, a cherished pub in Winchcombe, Cotswolds, closed its doors earlier this week due to financial challenges. Despite the disappointment, a determined group of locals has swiftly launched a campaign to save … Read More
Controversy Surrounds Six-Storey Apartment Development Proposal at Gloucester Docks Thursday, February 5, 2026 gloucester development docks apartments heritage parking shipyard planning community controversy Plans to construct a six-storey apartment building comprising 141 rental flats at Gloucester Docks have sparked significant backlash from locals. The application, recently submitted to Gloucester City Council by the Canal and … Read More
Missing Gloucester Girl Found Safe Following Public Appeal Wednesday, February 4, 2026 gloucester missing appeal safe disappearance community urgent search family police A girl who went missing in Gloucester has been found safe after an urgent public appeal was issued. Authorities and community members quickly mobilized to locate her, expressing that her disappearance was highly unusual and …
'Iconic' Cotswolds Pub Announces Unexpected Closure Months After Reopening Monday, February 2, 2026 pub cotswolds winchcombe closure community hospitality heritage business ghost reopening The Corner Cupboard, a historic and cherished pub in Winchcombe, Cotswolds, has announced a surprising closure just six months after its reopening under new management. Established in 1550 and operating as a pub since 1877, … Read More
Heartfelt Tributes to 30 Beloved Individuals Remembered in Gloucestershire Death Notices Sunday, February 1, 2026 obituaries tributes gloucestershire memorials funeral remembrance condolences community deathnotices legacy Announcing the passing of a loved one in local media is a deeply rooted tradition, and we are honored by the trust placed in us to share these significant announcements. Every death notice published in our newspaper and on … Read More
Heartfelt Tributes Remembering 30 Beloved Individuals from Gloucestershire Sunday, February 1, 2026 gloucestershire tributes obituaries funeral memorials remembrance community loss deathnotices legacy Paying tribute to those we’ve lost is a treasured tradition in Gloucestershire, and we are humbled by the trust families place in us to share these meaningful announcements. Each death notice published in our newspaper and on … Read More
The ‘Capital of the Cotswolds’ Captures the Heart of a Perfect Market Town Saturday, January 31, 2026 cirencester cotswolds markettown history tourism community architecture abbey locallife ukrainiancuisine Nestled in the picturesque heart of the Cotswolds, Cirencester truly embodies everything a classic market town should be. As someone who cherishes the peaceful retreat the Cotswolds offer from bustling city life, I was eager … Read More
The 'Capital of the Cotswolds' Embodies the Charm of a Classic Market Town Saturday, January 31, 2026 cirencester cotswolds markettown history community tourism architecture culture cafes nature Nestled in the heart of the Cotswolds, Cirencester truly captures what a market town should be. Situated just an easy journey from Bristol, this town offers the ideal escape from city life, allowing visitors to immerse … Read More
New £5M GP Surgery and Housing Development Approved in Gloucester Friday, January 30, 2026 gloucester healthcare development surgery housing barnwood planning infrastructure medical community Plans for a new £5 million GP surgery along with 10 new homes in Gloucester have officially been approved. The redevelopment will see the demolition of Jordan’s Brook House on North Upton Lane, Barnwood, making way for a … Read More
Lydney Coach Natasha Crabbe Nominated for Prestigious National Gymnastics Award Friday, January 30, 2026 gymnastics coaching inclusion community awards safeguarding sport recognition natashacrabbe britishgymnastics Natasha Crabbe, a dedicated gymnastics coach from the Forest of Dean Gymnastics Club in Lydney, Gloucestershire, has been shortlisted for a coveted award at the British Gymnastics Awards. This recognition celebrates her … Read More
Ex-MP David Drew Returns to Stonehouse Town Council to Heal Divisions Friday, January 30, 2026 daviddrew stonehouse towncouncil independent election divisiveness community byelection politics gloucestershire David Drew, former Stroud MP and long-time public servant, has been re-elected as a councillor for Stonehouse Town Council, aiming to help the community move beyond recent divisions. After stepping down from Gloucestershire … Read More
Ex-MP David Drew Returns as Councillor to Unite Stonehouse Friday, January 30, 2026 daviddrew stonehouse councillor independent byelection localcouncil community politics divisiveness stroud David Drew, the former Stroud MP, has been re-elected as a councillor, signaling a renewed effort to overcome recent divisions within Stonehouse. Previously a Labour politician, Drew resigned from Gloucestershire County … Read More