Calls Mount Over Empty Council Homes Amid Rising Homelessness in Gloucester Tuesday, May 5, 2026 gloucester council housing refurbishment homelessness temporaryaccommodation costs security vulnerable leadership Growing concerns have been raised about vacant council homes in Gloucester, intended to provide shelter for vulnerable individuals, with opposition councillors discovering one property left unsecured. Conservative councillors … Read More
Calls for Action Over Empty Council Homes for Vulnerable People Amid Increase in Tent Dwellings Across Gloucester Tuesday, May 5, 2026 gloucester council housing homelessness refurbishment vulnerable accommodation costs leadership temporary Serious concerns have been raised about empty homes owned by Gloucester City Council that were originally intended to house vulnerable individuals. Opposition Conservative councillors recently discovered one of these … Read More
Why a Strategic Plan is Essential for Gloucestershire’s 43,000 New Homes Target Monday, April 27, 2026 strategicplanning housing gloucestershire tewkesbury cheltenham gloucester development infrastructure sustainability localplan Strategic planning plays a crucial role in ensuring Gloucestershire can meet its ambitious target of delivering 43,000 new homes, while also securing the necessary infrastructure and community services to support this growth. … Read More
Why a Strategic Plan is Crucial for Gloucestershire’s 43,000 New Homes Target Monday, April 27, 2026 gloucestershire planning housing development infrastructure tewkesbury cheltenham gloucester sustainability council Strategic planning is essential to securing the infrastructure and services needed to accommodate Gloucestershire’s ambitious target of 43,000 new homes. To meet this goal, Cheltenham, Gloucester, and Tewkesbury councils are … Read More
Fears New 2,000-Home Development Could Mar Ancient Gloucestershire Church View Wednesday, April 22, 2026 gloucestershire churcham housing development heritage standrews ancient romano-british conservation planning There is growing concern that plans for a new 2,000-home settlement near Gloucester could irreversibly damage the historic setting of Churcham’s ancient St Andrew’s Church in Gloucestershire. Forest of Dean District Council … Read More
Concerns Grow Over New 2,000-Home Town Threatening Ancient Church View in Gloucestershire Wednesday, April 22, 2026 gloucestershire churcham standrews conservation housing development heritage saxon romanobritish planning Serious concerns have been raised about the potential impact of a proposed new town of 2,000 homes near Gloucester on an ancient village church in Gloucestershire. Forest of Dean District Council is currently drafting a … Read More