Cheltenham Hotel Among Eleven Hotels Ending Asylum Seeker Accommodation in Government Cost-Cutting Plan Tuesday, April 14, 2026 cheltenham asylum hotels accommodation government immigration costsaving barracks dispersal homeoffice A Cheltenham hotel is one of eleven across the UK set to stop housing asylum seekers as part of a government initiative to reduce costs and transfer residents to alternative sites such as military barracks. On Tuesday, April … Read More
Cheltenham Hotel Among 11 Nationwide Ending Asylum Seeker Accommodation in Government Cost-Cutting Measure Tuesday, April 14, 2026 asylum government cheltenham hotels accommodation immigration migrants homeoffice barracks costcutting The 15 Citrus Hotel in Cheltenham is one of 11 hotels across the UK that will no longer serve as accommodation for asylum seekers as part of a new government initiative to reduce costs and manage resources more efficiently. … Read More
Council Defends Hereford Bypass Funding Amid Government Support Doubts Tuesday, April 14, 2026 hereford bypass funding government herefordshire transport investment ris campaign infrastructure Herefordshire Council has firmly rebutted recent claims suggesting that it will not receive the Government funding necessary for the Hereford bypass. The controversy followed statements by local campaign group Herefordshire … Read More
Council Defends Government Funding Prospects for Hereford Bypass Tuesday, April 14, 2026 hereford bypass funding government transport infrastructure herefordshire campaign environment traffic Herefordshire Council has responded firmly to recent claims suggesting it will not receive the Government funding it relies on for the Hereford bypass. Local campaign group Herefordshire Transport Alliance (HTA) expressed … Read More
Council Chief Resigns Over ‘Outrageous’ 13,200 Homes Target Amid Local Plan Controversy Tuesday, April 14, 2026 council resignation housing localplan greenparty development government opposition reorganisation forestofdean Green Party Councillor Sid Phelps, property and projects portfolio holder at Forest of Dean District Council, has resigned in protest, citing exhaustion from “doing the Government’s dirty work” and recent opposition from a … Read More
Gloucestershire Coal Mines Considered as Nuclear Waste Storage Site in the 1950s Friday, April 3, 2026 gloucestershire nuclear coalmines radioactive forestofdean 1950s protests mining contamination government In the 1950s, the British government seriously considered storing nuclear waste in disused coal mines across Gloucestershire. As the UK advanced its atomic energy and weapons programs, initial plans were approved to dispose … Read More