A historic former pin factory nestled in Gloucester city centre has been meticulously restored, safeguarding a vital piece of the city’s industrial past for generations to come. The Pin Factory Annexe, situated in the …
In a significant step towards preserving Gloucester’s industrial heritage, restoration work has commenced on a former pin factory originally converted from a barn in the early 1800s. This Grade II listed building has been …
The restoration of Gloucester’s former pin factory, a Grade II listed building with roots dating back to the early 1800s, has finally commenced in 2026. This long-awaited project follows the building’s selection for funding …
Historic England has today (Thursday, November 6) published its Heritage at Risk Register 2025, highlighting two Gloucester landmarks that have been successfully saved and one critically endangered site. The Register provides …
The historic Chartist village of Snig’s End, situated along the A417, is under threat and could soon be placed on Historic England’s Heritage at Risk register. This small village, deeply linked to the 19th-century struggle …
A remarkable archaeological discovery has revealed an Iron Age Roman settlement near a Cotswolds village following the uncovering of two rare Roman cavalry swords. The swords were found during a metal detecting rally near …
Archaeologists have uncovered a significant Iron Age Roman settlement near a Cotswolds village in Gloucestershire, sparked by the discovery of a rare pair of Roman cavalry swords. The excavation site, located near Willersey, …
Plans to install a shiny metal café trailer adjacent to Cheltenham’s iconic Pittville Pump Rooms have sparked controversy. The Cheltenham Trust has submitted a proposal seeking permission from borough planners to convert the …
Gloucester residents and visitors now have the unique opportunity to explore one of the city’s best-kept secrets hidden behind a “magic” door on Westgate Street. The restoration of the Tudor merchant’s house at 26 Westgate …