Complaints Lead to Increased Grass Cutting on Gloucestershire County Council Land Friday, August 1, 2025 grasscutting tewkesbury council gloucestershire maintenance publicspaces community environment localgovernment complaints Earlier this year, Tewkesbury Borough Council’s agreement to maintain grass cutting on land owned by Gloucestershire County Council came to an end. Following a series of complaints from local residents about overgrown grass … Read More
University and Council Launch Initiative to Boost Business Growth in Gloucester Tuesday, July 29, 2025 gloucester university business entrepreneurship youth startup growth programme council economy Gloucester is set to become a hub for young business innovators thanks to a new initiative jointly launched by the local university and Gloucester City Council. This free programme is specifically designed for individuals … Read More
Tewkesbury Council Considers Fines to Combat 'Bin Blight' in Historic Town Centre Monday, July 28, 2025 tewkesbury bins council petition fines waste conservation heritage enforcement community Tewkesbury Borough Council is exploring measures, including fines, to tackle the persistent problem of residents leaving dustbins out, which is tarnishing the appearance of the town’s historic centre. Earlier this year, more … Read More
Shire Hall Denies Institutional Racism as Council Chief Commits to Equality and Respect Monday, July 28, 2025 gloucestershire council racism equality inclusion fireservice diversity respect community leadership Gloucestershire County Council rejects the notion that it is institutionally racist, with civic leaders reaffirming their commitment to fostering an environment of equality and respect for all. Concerns about potential racism … Read More
Gloucestershire's Roads in Crisis as Council Moves to Secure £192m Resurfacing Contract Monday, July 28, 2025 gloucestershire roads potholes resurfacing council contract politics infrastructure climate maintenance Gloucestershire’s roads are once again at the center of a heated debate as county leaders prepare to secure a new £192 million resurfacing contract aimed at tackling widespread road damage. The Liberal Democrat-led … Read More
Tributes Pour in for 'Excellent, Kind and Diligent' Former Councillor Helen Molyneux Monday, July 28, 2025 council tribute forestofdean helenmolyneux carehomes pandemic community politics compassion leadership The Forest of Dean community has come together to pay heartfelt tributes to Helen Molyneux, a former councillor celebrated for her dedication, kindness, and tireless work, especially during the coronavirus pandemic. Mrs. … Read More