No Plans to Cull Gloucester’s Cattle, Confirms City Council Wednesday, May 20, 2026 gloucester cattle robinswoodhill alneyisland conservation council wildlife grazing rumours culling Gloucester City Council has confirmed that there are no plans to cull the herds of cattle grazing at Robinswood Hill and Alney Island, quashing recent rumours that had caused concern among local residents. The council is … Read More
No Plans to Cull Gloucester's Cattle, Council Confirms Wednesday, May 20, 2026 gloucester cattle conservation robinswood alney council wildlife environment grazing nature Gloucester City Council has firmly denied rumours suggesting plans to cull the herd of cattle grazing on Robinswood Hill and Alney Island. Concerns had surfaced amid the council’s consideration to transfer management of these … Read More
Concerns Rise Over Proposed 400-Home Development Threatening Cotswolds’ ‘Northern Gateway’ Tuesday, May 19, 2026 mickleton cotswolds development housing infrastructure urbansprawl planning affordablehousing environment council Plans to build over 400 homes in Mickleton, a village near Chipping Campden known as the “northern gateway to the Cotswolds,” have sparked significant local opposition amid fears of urban sprawl and inadequate … Read More
Botched Road Marking Misleads Drivers into No-Entry Junction at Gloucester Petrol Station Friday, May 15, 2026 roadmarking gloucester gloucestershire highways traffic council contractor maintenance safety infrastructure Highways officials in Gloucester have issued an apology following an error in new road markings on Bristol Road in Quedgeley. A newly painted lane incorrectly directs drivers to turn right into a no-entry junction adjacent to … Read More
Rollout of 20mph Zones Criticized as Hundreds of Villages Miss Out and Volunteer Speed Watch Program Ends Friday, May 15, 2026 gloucestershire speedlimits 20mph trafficregulations community speedwatch roadsafety council volunteerism transportpolicy sport The phased introduction of 20mph speed zones across Gloucestershire has been widely condemned as a “disaster,” with just around 40 of the county’s 400 villages and communities set to benefit, while the volunteer-led … Read More
Gloucester Quays Advances as £1.5m Funding Boost Sought for Downing's Malthouse Regeneration Friday, May 15, 2026 gloucester regeneration development housing funding heritage downingsmalthouse bakersquay construction council Gloucester Quays is set to take a significant leap forward in its final regeneration phase as city officials seek £1.5 million in funding for the Downing’s Malthouse project. This ambitious scheme, approved three years … Read More