Business leaders asked to help shape Gloucestershire's economic future
14th November 2018
More than 350 business leaders were today asked to help "future-proof" the county's economy - and given a taste of what advancing technology has in store.
New festive arrivals for Gloucester Quays
14th November 2018
There will be more than 12 days of Christmas at Gloucester Quays with a bumper festive season.
VIDEO: Mirror hid an illegal haul of cigarettes
14th November 2018
Gloucestershire trading standards officers found £1,700 of illegal tobacco stashed behind a mirror in a Cheltenham shop.
Cheltenham wine bar and offices property sold
14th November 2018
Property including a wine bar, shop and offices in Cheltenham’s fashionable Montpellier area has been sold.
Work set to start on improving city road junction
14th November 2018
County council highways crews will soon begin improvement work on a busy Gloucester junction with partial night-time road closures.
VIDEO: £95m boost to regional economy from one Gloucestershire business
14th November 2018
Investment by GFirst LEP stole the headlines this morning at its annual review, but another county business revealed its own significance as a major economic catalyst for Gloucestershire.
Police crackdown on speeding motorists and organised crime
14th November 2018
Gloucestershire police today launched a major operation to tackle speeding drivers and organised crime on one of the county's busiest roads.
It's all Over - £3.3m roadworks are completed
14th November 2018
A £3.3 million improvement scheme on one of Gloucestershire's busiest roundabout has now been finished.
School children invited by businesses to take part in bright idea
14th November 2018
Funding from a Gloucester business group will allow schoolchildren from the county to take part in the annual spectacle that is the city’s Christmas lantern procession.
Charitable donation opens up more parts of Cheltenham hospice to patients
14th November 2018
Patients, families and visitors at a Gloucestershire hospice are enjoying more parts of the historic building and grounds than ever before.
Creativity should be at the heart of your child’s education
14th November 2018
In the highly competitive world of the private school sector you need something that sets your institution apart.
County firm in the running for prestigious industry award
14th November 2018
A family-run Gloucestershire company has been shortlisted as a finalist in the prestigious Catering Equipment Suppliers' Association (CESA) Awards 2018.
New ‘grade A’ office space for Cheltenham
14th November 2018
A “high-quality” new-build office block is being developed in Cheltenham by Robert Hitchins Ltd.
VIDEO: GFirst LEP looks back at its latest county projects
14th November 2018
Held at Hartpury University and College, GFirst LEP's Annual Review looked at its latest county projects.
‘Quintessentially English’ Cotswold hotel for sale for £1.65m
13th November 2018
A Cotswold hotel which is a favourite with classic car clubs is on the market for £1.65m.
Giant screen may go up in centre of Gloucester
13th November 2018
A giant LED screen could be put up in King's Square, Gloucester.
Animal attraction brings 13 per cent growth for Hartpury
13th November 2018
Record numbers of new students from UK and abroad have enrolled at both Hartpury University and Hartpury College in 2018.
Business still "hard wired" against women in leadership roles says Facebook chief
13th November 2018
Women-owned businesses contribute £105 billion to UK economy, but female entrepreneurialism in manufacturing and other high growth sectors has fallen
New chief executive for Central England Co-op
13th November 2018
Debbie Robinson has been appointed as the new chief executive for Central England Co-operative, taking over from Martyn Cheatle when he retires in May, 2019.
Housing developer builds revenue but sees profits retire
13th November 2018
An acute and growing shortage of retirement homes in the UK has helped revenue grow at a major developer with a significant stake in Gloucestershire.
Warning: county recycling centre to close as new equipment installed
13th November 2018
A busy county recycling centre is to close for almost three weeks while equipment is upgraded.
GFirst LEP annual review saddles up to ride into town
13th November 2018
Aside from what it plans to do with its millions to drive the Gloucestershire economy there is one pressing question that will be answered first at tomorrow’s GFirst LEP annual review.
Jailed Gloucester businessman can't pay order - court told
12th November 2018
A Gloucester businessman, who cheated the state of VAT and tax to the tune of more than half a million pounds, is to apply for a 'certificate of inadequacy', a Gloucester judge heard.
Firm's Brazilian jacket deal wraps-up access to $45 billion market
12th November 2018
A Queen’s Award-winning Gloucestershire business has acquired a specialist jacket manufacturer in a deal which paves the way for growth.
Multi-million investment sees family firm building for the future
12th November 2018
A £1.9 million secured the building alone, and now the Cheltenham business behind the investment has officially unveiled its latest milestone.
Housing provider invests £30 million in affordable homes
12th November 2018
A not for profit social housing provider says it will invest more than £30 million in building new affordable homes in Gloucestershire.
Chill out at Gloucestershire's newest sweet treats café
12th November 2018
A new café specialising in waffles, gelatos and scoopshakes has today opened at the rapidly expanding Brewery Quarter in Cheltenham.
Traffic diverted as road improvements take place
12th November 2018
A busy Gloucestershire road will close temporarily to allow essential resurfacing to be carried out.
Four men deny selling contraband tobacco
12th November 2018
Four Kurdish men who have denied selling contraband tobacco products on which no customs duty was paid, will stand trial.
Rugby pub’s quiz lays £700-plus charity gold egg
12th November 2018
What do you do when it’s World Egg Day? If you’re Sue Tyley from Gloucester, who runs Purely Pickled Eggs in Stroud, you organise a pub quiz and watch as it goes nationwide.
Students digs can go ahead on site of national archaeological importance
9th November 2018
It contains two scheduled monuments, is of national importance archaeologically and has stood in the way of re-development of Gloucester city centre of years – until now.
Favourite Cheltenham restaurant to become hotel
9th November 2018
Fans of this particular Cheltenham restaurant, with a low profile and loyal fan-base, need fear not at the headline above - there is more to it than meets the eye.
£17.5 million contract for Gloucestershire training specialist
9th November 2018
A multi-million-pound contract has been awarded to a Staverton-headquartered training specialist by the Canadian government.
The irresistible lure of GEMS
9th November 2018
Imagine investing millions creating a solution everyone in your market place wants, but no other company can offer - then giving it away for free to your customers.
Car transporter driver jailed
9th November 2018
A car transporter driver who blamed a sneezing fit for making him veer onto a motorway hard shoulder and smash into a broken down bus was jailed for six months today.
Plastic-free shop heading for Cheltenham
9th November 2018
A new loose foods and refills shop is set to open in Cheltenham on 1st December.
Demand soars for Cotswold foodbank
9th November 2018
Cirencester Foodbank provided 2,082 three day emergency food supplies to local people between 1st April and 30th September this year. Of this number, over 1,000 went to children.
Accolade shines spotlight on growing Cotswold law firm
9th November 2018
Walking away with a highly commended at a national awards is no mean feat, and it has also shone the light onto a fast-growing Gloucestershire legal practice.
Resident jailed over unpaid council tax bill
9th November 2018
A resident who repeatedly failed to pay his council tax bill has been jailed by magistrates following a prosecution by Stroud District Council.
Radical new plans revealed for dockside food quarter
8th November 2018
Developers want to radically change plans for a new waterfront food destination on the north side of Gloucester Docks.
Hotel launches new restaurant after extensive £10 million revamp
8th November 2018
A county hotel has launched a new restaurant after a major renovation programme over four years costing almost £10 million.
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