Grieving Family Urges Health Secretary to Enact 'Alice’s Law' to Regulate Cosmetic Procedures Friday, May 22, 2026 alice bbl cosmeticsurgery regulation healthsecretary saveface manslaughter gloucester campaign inquest The family of Alice Webb, a 33-year-old mother of five who tragically died after a Brazilian butt lift (BBL), have appealed directly to the newly appointed Health Secretary James Murray to introduce “Alice’s Law”—legislation … Read More
Row erupts as plans to consult public on Gloucester’s future shot down Friday, May 22, 2026 gloucester localgovernment reorganisation parishcouncil consultation governance unitaryauthority civicoffices counciltax community A heated debate has erupted in Gloucester after a proposal to consult residents on the future governance of the city was narrowly defeated. This discussion comes as Gloucestershire undergoes a significant local government … Read More
First Black Mayor of Gloucester Elected in 798-Year History Thursday, May 21, 2026 gloucester mayor adriangraham diversity community independent councillor history charity leadership Adrian Graham, a 39-year-old Independent Councillor, has made history as Gloucester’s first black mayor since the role was established 798 years ago. Representing Matson, Robinswood, and White City, Graham becomes the city’s … Read More
First Look at Ribchic's, the New Floating Restaurant Opening in Gloucester Thursday, May 21, 2026 gloucester ribchic restaurant floating food dining gloucesterdocks bankholiday local waterfront Ribchic’s, an exciting new floating restaurant, is set to open its doors over the upcoming Bank Holiday weekend at Gloucester Docks. Combining exceptional cuisine with stunning waterfront views, Ribchic’s offers … Read More
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