Two Kittens Die in Devastating Gloucester House Fire Thursday, January 15, 2026 fire gloucester quedgeley kittens housefire emergency rescue damage blaze safety A tragic house fire in Gloucester has claimed the lives of two kittens and left a property extensively damaged. The fire broke out shortly before 8pm on Tuesday, January 13, on Shelduck Road in Quedgeley. Responding swiftly, … Read More
Builder from Quedgeley Receives Suspended Prison Sentence Friday, October 31, 2025 builder quedgeley sentencing suspended prison court legal conviction justice penalty A builder from Quedgeley has been handed a suspended prison sentence following recent legal proceedings. This article aims to clarify earlier reports about the case, ensuring the accurate details are presented. The sentence …
Gloucester Author Surprised by Lack of Contact from City Chiefs Over Canary Girls Commemoration Friday, September 19, 2025 gloucester canarygirls munitionettes commemoration carolinemeek history quedgeley wwi munitions tribute Caroline Meek, a Gloucester-based author, expressed surprise that Gloucester City Council has not contacted her regarding their plans to commemorate the Canary Girls — the female workers who produced munitions during World … Read More
Hit-and-Run Driver Flees Scene After Collision on the A38 Near Quedgeley Tuesday, September 16, 2025 hit-and-run a38 quedgeley collision police investigation car damage driver crash Police are investigating a hit-and-run incident on the A38 near Quedgeley, where a driver fled the scene after a collision. Witnesses report seeing a blue vehicle with a badly damaged front end, believed to be involved in the … Read More
The Life and Legacy of a Gloucester Canary Girl in WWI Munitions Factory Sunday, July 27, 2025 canarygirls gloucester wwi munitions quedgeley womenworkers tribute phosphorus history memorial The story of a Gloucester Canary girl who returned from New York to Gloucestershire and worked in a World War I munitions factory has been shared by her granddaughter, shedding light on the sacrifices of the women who powered … Read More
Life of Gloucester’s Canary Girl: From New York to WWI Munitions Factory Sunday, July 27, 2025 gloucester canarygirls wwi munitions quedgeley memorial toxicity womenshistory elizabethniblett phosphorus The remarkable life of Elizabeth Niblett, a Gloucester Canary Girl who returned from New York and worked in a World War I munitions factory, has been brought to light by her granddaughter. During both world wars, British … Read More