Cheltenham Community Unites: 880 Selection Boxes Donated for Children This Christmas Wednesday, December 10, 2025 cheltenham christmas charity community festive volunteering selectionboxes fundraising children local For the fifth consecutive year, Cheltenham resident Dave Bath has championed a heartwarming annual tradition that brings festive joy to children facing hardship. What started as a simple Facebook plea has blossomed into a … Read More
Hundreds of Dogs Dress Up for Christmas at Local Shopping Mall Wednesday, December 10, 2025 dogs christmas costumes pets holiday parade celebration mall festive community The holiday spirit was in full swing this weekend as hundreds of dogs donned their best Christmas costumes at the annual festive event held at the local shopping mall. From tiny Santas and reindeer to sparkling elf outfits, … Read More
Gloucester’s Friendship Cafe to Close Amid Rising Costs and Funding Shortfall Wednesday, December 10, 2025 gloucester cafe community funding closure charity costs support chequersbridge friendshipcafe A beloved community hub in Gloucester is set to close its coffee shop in the coming weeks, leaving many locals saddened. The Friendship Cafe, located at Chequers Bridge Community Centre on Painswick Road, announced its … Read More
Gloucester’s Friendship Cafe to Close Amid Rising Costs and Funding Challenges Wednesday, December 10, 2025 gloucester cafe community closure funding costs charity chequersbridge friendship councillor The Friendship Cafe, a cherished community spot at Chequers Bridge Community Centre in Gloucester, has announced it will be closing its coffee shop in the coming weeks. The closure comes as a result of escalating operational … Read More
Ex-Gloucester MP Richard Graham Sells City Home but Remains Committed to Gloucestershire Wednesday, December 10, 2025 richardgraham gloucestershire gloucester politics retirement homesale localmp conservative community sport Richard Graham, former Conservative MP for Gloucester, is selling his spacious city centre home but will continue to live in Gloucestershire. Having represented Gloucester at Westminster from 2010 until his retirement in July … Read More
'No panic' for Gloucester History Festival's spring weekend despite City Council's financial challenges Wednesday, December 10, 2025 gloucester history festival blackfriars priory englishheritage citycouncil heritage venue community Gloucester History Festival’s eagerly anticipated spring weekend remains on course despite the City Council’s ongoing financial difficulties. Last week, the council announced it would be giving up its lease of Blackfriars … Read More
New market, food hall and cultural venue planned for Gloucester’s Eastgate Shopping Centre Tuesday, December 9, 2025 gloucester redevelopment market foodhall culture greyfriars eastgate regeneration levellingup community Gloucester City Council has unveiled ambitious plans for a new market, food hall, and cultural venue as part of the £13.8 million Greyfriars Quarter redevelopment at Eastgate Shopping Centre. The council’s cabinet meeting on … Read More
Free Morning Parking and Tourist Levy Introduced in Cotswolds to Enhance Local Experience Tuesday, December 9, 2025 parking cotswolds bourton stow tourism levy residents sustainability electricvehicles community The Cotswolds are implementing new parking measures aimed at improving convenience for residents, supporting local businesses, and addressing future demands. These changes reflect the commitment to sustainability and … Read More
Public Consultation Opens on Future of Cheltenham’s Historic Francis Close Hall Amid £14m Repair Costs Monday, December 8, 2025 francisclosehall universityofgloucestershire cheltenham heritage education campus accessibility community conservation consultation The University of Gloucestershire is inviting the public to share their views on the future of Francis Close Hall, a treasured Cheltenham landmark facing urgent repairs estimated at £14 million. This Grade II*-listed … Read More
Survivors of Hurricane Melissa Reunite in Gloucester for Fundraising Event Monday, December 8, 2025 hurricanemelissa gloucester fundraising survivors jamaica disasterrelief community stormrecovery charity resilience Seventeen resilient survivors of Hurricane Melissa gathered at a local club in Gloucester for a heartfelt reunion and fundraising event. The night was filled with stories of survival, community spirit, and hope, as attendees … Read More
Mapped: Proposed 14,665 New Homes in Cotswolds Sparking Concerns Over Irreversible Local Impact Monday, December 8, 2025 cotswolds housing development infrastructure ampneycrucis conservation planning poll community environment The Cotswold District Council faces mounting opposition over plans to build approximately 14,665 new homes across the region over the next 18 years. A recent poll commissioned by the Ampney Crucis Residents Action Group, in … Read More
Mapped: Cotswold Areas Poised for 14,665 New Homes as Villagers Warn of 'Irreversible Harm' Monday, December 8, 2025 cotswolds housing development infrastructure conservation planning cirencester rural community landscape Plans to build 14,665 new homes across the Cotswolds have sparked widespread concern among residents, with many warning that the scale of development threatens to cause irreversible damage to the area’s cherished … Read More
Cheltenham Monopoly Edition: A Local Twist That Turns Friends Into Competitors for Hours Sunday, December 7, 2025 monopoly cheltenham boardgame local landmarks gift christmas gameplay community rent Looking for a distinctive Christmas gift that’s both fun and locally meaningful? The Cheltenham Edition of Monopoly offers just that—a board game experience infused with the charm of this vibrant town. Perfect for anyone who … Read More
Gloucester Plans Crackdown on Houses in Multiple Occupation Sunday, December 7, 2025 gloucester hmo licensing housing regulations council safety community planning tenants Gloucester City Council is preparing to tighten regulations on houses in multiple occupation (HMOs) amid growing concerns over safety and anti-social behaviour. HMOs are properties where three or more people from different … Read More
Gloucester Moves to Crack Down on Unregulated Houses in Multiple Occupation Sunday, December 7, 2025 gloucester hmo licensing housing regulation council planning community antisocial ward Gloucester City Council is set to tackle concerns over unregulated houses in multiple occupation (HMOs) amid rising safety and anti-social behaviour issues. An HMO is defined as a property where three or more people live in … Read More
Gloucester Rugby Secures Future with New Contract for Club Icon Lewis Ludlow Friday, December 5, 2025 gloucester lewisludlow rugby premiership captaincy contract leadership appearance community foundation sport Gloucester Rugby has officially announced that Lewis Ludlow, the club’s longest-serving captain in the professional era, has signed a new contract, keeping the flanker at the Gallagher Premiership side for the foreseeable … Read More
Gloucester Council Faces Criticism Over Potential Sale of Key Assets Amid Financial Crisis Friday, December 5, 2025 gloucester council bankruptcy bailout assets property overspend finances community budget Gloucester City Council is grappling with significant financial challenges, prompting concerns that it may be forced to sell valuable assets — its so-called “family silver” — to avert bankruptcy. Later this month, council … Read More
Cotswolds Market Town Cirencester Ranks in UK’s Top 10 Happiest Places to Live Friday, December 5, 2025 cirencester cotswolds happiness housing realestate southwest skipton community property livability Cirencester, a beloved market town in Gloucestershire known as the ‘capital of the Cotswolds,’ has once again earned national recognition for its quality of life. In Rightmove’s 2025 Happy at Home Index, released on December … Read More
£1.8m Revamp Launches to Upgrade 57 Flats at Nouncells Cross Housing Block Thursday, December 4, 2025 refurbishment housing stroud energy-efficiency council flats upgrade community sustainability renovation A significant refurbishment project is underway at Nouncells Cross, Stroud’s largest housing block, as Stroud District Council invests £1.8 million to modernize 57 flats and 14 additional properties on Bisley Old Road. … Read More
Villagers Celebrate Rejection of Solar Farm Bid Amid Concerns Over Severn Vale Development Thursday, December 4, 2025 severnvale solarfarm renewableenergy planning environment biodiversity heritage community development farming The rejection of a proposed solar farm in the Severn Vale by Stroud District Council sparked applause from villagers who fear the area is being treated as a development “dumping ground.” PACE Tribute Energy Ltd had planned a … Read More
Villagers Celebrate Rejection of Solar Farm Amid Concerns Over Severn Vale Development Thursday, December 4, 2025 solar severnvale development renewableenergy planning conservation floodplain biodiversity community gloucester A proposed 49.5-megawatt solar farm in Severn Vale has been rejected by Stroud District Council, sparking celebrations among local residents who feared the area was becoming a development “dumping ground.” The project, … Read More
Housing Block Undergoes £1.8m Upgrade with Major Improvements for 57 Flats Thursday, December 4, 2025 housing refurbishment stroud flats energy security council regeneration sustainability community A major refurbishment is underway at Nouncells Cross, the largest housing block in Stroud, Gloucestershire, with a £1.8 million investment from Stroud District Council aimed at upgrading 57 flats. Alongside these … Read More
Missing Cheltenham Woman with Tattoos and Piercings Found Safe Wednesday, December 3, 2025 cheltenham missing found tattoos piercings emma safety recovery community police Emma, the woman who went missing in Cheltenham, has been found safe and well. She is easily recognizable by her distinctive tattoos and piercings. Authorities and the community expressed relief upon her safe return.
Council Crisis, Crime Crackdown, and Free Festive Parking: Top Stories from Gloucester Wednesday, December 3, 2025 gloucester council crime parking festive community safety governance holiday local Gloucester has been buzzing with major developments recently, capturing the attention of residents across the city. Key among these is a growing council crisis, which has raised concerns about local governance and … Read More