'Incredible' Gloucestershire Woman Unveils County’s First Suicide Prevention Bench Friday, July 17, 2026 suicide prevention mentalhealth gloucestershire community awareness fundraising legacy support hope This week, Gloucester witnessed a poignant moment as former Spurs footballer Micky Hazard traveled to unveil Gloucestershire’s very first suicide prevention bench, honoring those lost to suicide and raising awareness about … Read More
'Incredible' Gloucester Woman Unveils County’s First Suicide Prevention Bench Friday, July 17, 2026 gloucester suicideprevention mentalhealth community bereavement fundraising awareness legacy support mentalwellness This week, Gloucester marked a significant milestone with the unveiling of its first suicide prevention bench, a heartfelt project brought to life by Mary Barnes, a 75-year-old local resident whose determination has inspired … Read More
Mitcheldean Carnival Returns After 17 Years with Festival and Fete Thursday, July 16, 2026 mitcheldean carnival festival fete community tradition forestofdean parade morrisdancing family After a 17-year hiatus, the much-loved Mitcheldean Carnival is set to make its grand return this weekend in the Forest of Dean town. Once a staple of the community since the early 1960s, the carnival traditionally took place … Read More
Mitcheldean Carnival Returns After 17 Years with Exciting Festivities Thursday, July 16, 2026 mitcheldean carnival festival community tradition fete morrisdancing parade forestofdean events After a 17-year hiatus, the much-cherished Mitcheldean Carnival is making a triumphant return to the Forest of Dean this weekend. Once a highlight of the local calendar, the carnival was a staple event in Mitcheldean, with … Read More
Historic Cheltenham to Feature in Stunning New Heritage Map Wednesday, July 15, 2026 cheltenham history heritage map civicsociety historictownstrust fundraising cartography community education Cheltenham is set to gain a prestigious new historical map, thanks to a campaign aiming to raise £35,000 to bring the project to life. The Cheltenham Civic Society is partnering with The Historic Towns Trust (HTT), a … Read More
Historic Cheltenham to Celebrate Its Heritage with Stunning New Map Wednesday, July 15, 2026 cheltenham heritage map history civicsociety fundraising historictownstrust cartography education community Cheltenham is poised to receive a prestigious historical map as part of an exciting new initiative to celebrate the town’s heritage. The Cheltenham Civic Society has launched a campaign to raise £35,000 to fund the creation … Read More
Victory for Gloucester Allotment Holders as Fee Increase Paused Tuesday, July 14, 2026 gloucester allotments fees council conservation community sustainability gardening politics residents Gloucester City Council has halted proposed allotment rent increases, marking a win for local residents and allotment holders. Initially set to rise by nearly 70%, the charges were planned to increase from 23p to 39p per … Read More
Victory for Gloucester Allotment Holders as Fee Increase Halted Tuesday, July 14, 2026 gloucester allotments fees rentfreeze council community sustainability politics wellbeing gardens After months of public opposition and political debate, Gloucester City Council has decided to freeze allotment rent increases, halting plans that would have raised fees by nearly 70 percent this November. Initially proposed … Read More
Cheltenham Welcomes Two New Boutique Chains as GAIL's Bakery and Busby & Fox Set to Open Tuesday, July 14, 2026 cheltenham gails bakery boutique fashion montpellier promenade busbyfox retail community Cheltenham is gearing up for a vibrant boost with two exciting new store openings scheduled within days of each other. The town’s popular Promenade will soon welcome GAIL’s, a viral bakery chain famed for its craft … Read More
‘Fun and Inspirational’ Gloucester Headteacher Retires After 21 Years at Abbeymead Primary School Tuesday, July 14, 2026 abbeymead headteacher retirement education leadership gloucester primaryschool inspiration pupils community After 21 years of dedicated leadership, Julian Pass, 61, is stepping down as headteacher of Abbeymead Primary School in Gloucester. Since taking the helm in 2005, Mr Pass has transformed the school from a good to an … Read More
Man Jailed for Disturbing Incident Involving Public Defecation and Theft Monday, July 13, 2026 publicdecency gloucestershire imprisonment burglary affray lydbrook community crime sentence disturbance A 47-year-old man from Gloucestershire has been sentenced to six weeks in prison following a shocking incident where he defecated on the wall of a local community social club and cleaned himself with a sandwich. Mark … Read More
Cheltenham Leads Gloucestershire's Push for 20mph Speed Limits Amid Road Safety Concerns Monday, July 13, 2026 cheltenham speedlimits roadsafety council consultation traffic cycling walking collisions community Cheltenham town centre is emerging as a priority area in Gloucestershire County Council’s initiative to introduce 20mph speed limits, driven by collision data and the impact on walking and cycling. Roger Whyborn, the … Read More
Beloved Dad, Grandad, and Great-Grandad Featured in This Week’s Gloucestershire Funeral Notices Saturday, July 11, 2026 funeral memorial tribute gloucestershire obituary remembrance mourning condolence community legacy Sharing the news of a loved one’s passing through local media is a tradition deeply rooted in our community. We take pride in the trust placed in us to help families commemorate their loved ones with dignity and care. Every … Read More
We Visit Frampton-on-Severn: A Quirky Gloucestershire Village with a Cracking Community and Unique Traditions Saturday, July 11, 2026 frampton gloucestershire village community tradition sheepracing pubs events heritage countryside Just three miles off the M5, south of Gloucester, lies the picturesque village of Frampton-on-Severn. With a population of just over 1,000, this quaint community is famous for boasting the UK’s longest village … Read More
Tewkesbury High Street to Close for Busy Summer Food and Craft Market Saturday, July 11, 2026 tewkesbury highstreet market gloucestershire event closure foodcraft traffic community localeconomy Residents and visitors in Tewkesbury, a lively market town in Gloucestershire, should prepare for a full-day closure of the High Street on Sunday, July 19. The closure supports the popular Food and Craft Market, which has … Read More
Discovering Frampton-on-Severn: Gloucestershire’s Charming Village with a Unique Tradition Saturday, July 11, 2026 frampton gloucestershire village tradition community sheepracing pubs fundraising heritage events Just three miles off the M5, south of Gloucester, lies the delightful village of Frampton-on-Severn. With a population of just over 1,000, this quaint Gloucestershire locale boasts the UK’s longest village green—stretching … Read More
Discover Frampton-on-Severn: Gloucestershire’s Village of Tradition, Community, and the UK’s Longest Village Green Saturday, July 11, 2026 frampton gloucestershire village tradition community villagegreen sheepracing framptoncourt charity events Nestled just three miles off the M5, south of Gloucester, Frampton-on-Severn is a delightful Gloucestershire village that offers more than meets the eye. Home to around 1,000 residents, this village proudly claims the … Read More
Cause of Gloucester House Fire That Killed ‘Warm and Loving’ Woman Remains Unclear Saturday, July 11, 2026 gloucester housefire investigation tragedy community tribute emergency neighbour loss police The cause of a tragic house fire on Attlebridge Way in Gloucester that claimed the life of a beloved woman remains unknown, with police confirming there is no indication of third-party involvement. The fire erupted around … Read More
Cause of Gloucester House Fire That Claimed Beloved Woman’s Life Remains Unknown Saturday, July 11, 2026 gloucester housefire tragedy investigation amystafford community neighbours police firefighters tribute The cause of a devastating house fire that took the life of a beloved woman in Gloucester is still under investigation, with authorities confirming no third-party involvement. The fire broke out at approximately 5:25 p.m. on … Read More
Gloucester to Introduce Anti-Loitering Measures at City Centre Car Parks Friday, July 10, 2026 gloucester carparks loitering pspo antisocial safety council enforcement community publicspaces Gloucester City Council is set to tackle anti-social behaviour in three key city centre car parks—Longsmith Street, King’s Walk, and Eastgate—by proposing a new Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO). The move aims to enhance … Read More
Gloucester Proposes Public Space Protection Order to Combat Loitering in City Centre Car Parks Friday, July 10, 2026 gloucester pspo loitering carparks antisocial safety enforcement publicspace community council Gloucester city officials are taking decisive steps to address anti-social behaviour in three central car parks: Longsmith Street, King’s Walk, and Eastgate. They plan to implement a Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) … Read More
Gloucester Proposes PSPO to Combat Loitering in City Centre Car Parks Friday, July 10, 2026 gloucester pspo carparks safety antisocialbehaviour council enforcement community parking publicsafety Gloucester city officials are looking to enhance safety and reduce anti-social behaviour in three key city centre car parks: Longsmith Street, King’s Walk, and Eastgate. The council plans to introduce a Public Spaces … Read More
'Me and My Dad Built This Treehouse – Now the Council Says It Must Be Torn Down' Thursday, July 9, 2026 treehouse autism anxiety council family sanctuary mentalhealth childhood community support Building a treehouse was meant to be a special project – a bonding experience between father and son, and a safe haven for Cooper, a young boy living with autism and severe anxiety. The treehouse became their magical retreat, … Read More
'Me and My Dad Built This Treehouse - Now the Council Wants It Torn Down' Thursday, July 9, 2026 treehouse autism anxiety family mentalhealth council backyard sanctuary disability community When Cooper and his father teamed up to build a treehouse in their backyard, they never imagined it would become much more than a fun project. For Cooper, who has autism and struggles with severe anxiety, the treehouse … Read More