Fears Over Impact of New A40 Town: Domestic Cats Threaten Nightingales in Ancient Woodland Friday, April 24, 2026 nightingales highnamwoods rspb conservation cats urbanisation wildlifeprotection development forestofdean ancientwoodland Concerns are mounting that domestic cats from a proposed 2,000-home development in Churcham, Gloucestershire, could devastate the local population of nightingales in the ancient Highnam Woods. The Royal Society for the … Read More
Cats Threaten Nightingales at Highnam Woods if New A40 Town is Built Friday, April 24, 2026 nightingales cats highnam woodland rspb conservation development gloucestershire urbanisation wildlife Plans to build a new 2,000-home town near Churcham, Gloucestershire, have raised alarm over the potential impact on the nightingale population in the ancient woodland of Highnam Woods. The Royal Society for the Protection of … Read More
Beavers Return to Gloucestershire: County Poised for Reintroduction Wednesday, April 22, 2026 beavers gloucestershire reintroduction conservation biodiversity severnvale wildlife forestryengland habitat restoration The possibility of beavers returning to Gloucestershire has taken a significant step forward as Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust and Forestry England advance the Severn Vale Beaver Project. This initiative aims to restore this … Read More
Beavers Return to Gloucestershire Moves Forward as County Prepares for Comeback Wednesday, April 22, 2026 beavers wildlife conservation gloucestershire reintroduction habitat biodiversity flooding restoration ecosystem The return of beavers to Gloucestershire is edging closer to reality as Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust and Forestry England embark on the next phase of the Severn Vale Beaver Project. This initiative aims to restore this … Read More
Fears New 2,000-Home Development Could Mar Ancient Gloucestershire Church View Wednesday, April 22, 2026 gloucestershire churcham housing development heritage standrews ancient romano-british conservation planning There is growing concern that plans for a new 2,000-home settlement near Gloucester could irreversibly damage the historic setting of Churcham’s ancient St Andrew’s Church in Gloucestershire. Forest of Dean District Council … Read More
Concerns Grow Over New 2,000-Home Town Threatening Ancient Church View in Gloucestershire Wednesday, April 22, 2026 gloucestershire churcham standrews conservation housing development heritage saxon romanobritish planning Serious concerns have been raised about the potential impact of a proposed new town of 2,000 homes near Gloucester on an ancient village church in Gloucestershire. Forest of Dean District Council is currently drafting a … Read More