Council to face key questions over £500m waste incinerator project
20th June 2018
Gloucestershire County Council is being asked to answer six key questions about the controversial Javelin Park incinerator.
Historic Gloucestershire hotel snapped up for around £800,000
20th June 2018
A historic Gloucestershire hotel which was given the once over by Channel 5's The Hotel Inspector has been sold.
Aerospace giant plans to touch-down at business park
20th June 2018
Plans have been revealed for one of the world's biggest aerospace companies to relocate operations onto a Gloucestershire business park.
New multi-million pound global headquarters opens
20th June 2018
A £15 million headquarters for what is described as a “world leading manufacturer” has officially opened its doors in Gloucestershire.
Crunch time as construction industry faces double whammy
20th June 2018
Experts are warning that the recruitment crisis in the construction sector is deepening.
Court proceeding for Gloucestershire businessmen who built back garden leisure centre
20th June 2018
Court proceedings have been issued against a businessman for failing to comply with an Enforcement Notice which required the removal of a building from his land.
CBI: Recovery in manufacturing order books looks promising
20th June 2018
Manufacturing order books recovered and the volume of output increased strongly in the three months to June.
Urgent help needed for bereaved children
20th June 2018
A Gloucester company is calling on local businesses and residents to give generously to help two children bereaved by a murder.
Group gives technical support for region's food and drink businesses
20th June 2018
Important technical advice for those in the food and drink sector has just been issued by Cotswold Taste Ltd, the region's quality marque and B2B organisation.
Major investment provides powerful solution for growth
19th June 2018
A half a million pound investment has paved the way for further expansion and potentially new jobs at a fast-growing Gloucestershire firm.
‘Million dollar’ Cheltenham businessman cleared of sex charges but found guilty of fraud
19th June 2018
A business consuiltant who describes himself as the "world’s premier joint venture expert" was cleared today of trying to persuade a 13-year-old girl to perform sex acts - but he admitted a phone fraud against O2.
Top business speakers will inspire you at Growing Gloucestershire conference, June 20
19th June 2018
The Fourth Industrial Revolution and shaping the county for 2050 will be major themes for the Growing Gloucestershire conference which takes place this Wednesday June 20.
Landmark offices go to market – but what of the businesses within?
19th June 2018
News one of Cheltenham’s landmark regency offices is on the market might have left the curious wondering what is afoot for the companies inside the building.
Former Team GB marathon runner to bring 10k road race to Gloucester
19th June 2018
Former Great Britain marathon runner and winner of the Berlin Marathon (1977), Norman Wilson, is launching The City of Gloucester 10k Run, to be held in May next year.
Warning: Road closures in the Forest of Dean
19th June 2018
Highways crews will be in Coleford doing vital resurfacing work as part of Gloucestershire County Council's £150 million investment into the county's highways.
Some like it hot, but how hot?
19th June 2018
Whether you like your chilli with a serious kick or you prefer a much milder taste, a Gloucestershire company has come up with a new way to define just how hot is ‘hot’.
Bakery and tea room manager stands trial for £11k theft
19th June 2018
A former manager at the Huffkins Bakery and tea rooms in Cheltenham Promenade will stand trial in October.
Q&A with Liam Fox, International Trade Secretary by Ian Mean, Business West
19th June 2018
Secretary of State for International Trade, the Rt Hon Dr Liam Fox recently visited Business West to deliver an upbeat message to companies about the South West’s great export opportunities.
New team appointed to run town's cultural centre
19th June 2018
New trustees have been appointed to take forward the regeneration of Stroud's Subscription Rooms.
Police hunt pizza shop robbers
18th June 2018
Two men were injured during a robbery at a pizza shop in Cheltenham.
New director at the helm
18th June 2018
A Gloucestershire housing association has appointed a new corporate director.
Cotswold Airport ready for lift-off
18th June 2018
Cotswold Airport in Kemble is planning to develop its general aviation facilities and businesses.
Pilgrim’s progress: Stunning time-lapse video of Cathedral project
18th June 2018
Like all worthwhile projects it is the journey Project Pilgrim has taken Gloucester Cathedral on that has helped make it such a success so far. And there is more to come.
Hefty fines for businesses caught breaking the law
18th June 2018
Employing illegal workers was the reason two Gloucestershire firms were stung with hefty fines to the tune of tens of thousands of pounds.
Engineering firm’s new tech deal with mobile phone business
18th June 2018
Versarien is in the news so much you would be forgiven if you felt its super material nanene was forever ringing in your ears - well, be careful what you wish for.
Powerboat Racing makes waves in London thanks to Gloucestershire business
18th June 2018
Thousands of people lined the Royal Victoria dockside over the weekend (15-17 June) to watch the world’s top powerboat drivers compete for the UIM F1H2O World Championship Grand Prix of London.
Warnings: Roadworks in Cheltenham and Gloucester today
18th June 2018
Re-surfacing work on two Gloucestershire roads will hamper speedy progress today (June 18) - and in one case for some time to come.
John Lewis adds artistic touch to new development
18th June 2018
John Lewis has revealed a series of colourful illustrations by artist Imogen Harvey-Lewis on the hoardings outside its new Cheltenham shop.
County hair and beauty business expands
18th June 2018
One of Gloucestershire's longest-established hair and beauty businesses is to open its first salon outside the county.
Group jailed for 70 years for bringing £127k worth of cocaine and cannabis to Gloucester
15th June 2018
A network of organised crime groups that conspired to sell thousands of pounds worth of cocaine and cannabis on the streets of Gloucester has been sentenced to a total of 70 years in prison yesterday (Thursday, June 14).
Council in the firing line after spending £30k-plus on QC for two days work
15th June 2018
A decision to hire a QC for tens of thousands of pounds for two days work has caused a rumpus in the Cotswolds.
“Buses should be at heart of plans to tackle congestion”
15th June 2018
Stagecoach West has urged politicians to put buses at the heart of their plans to tackle traffic congestion and improve local air quality in Gloucestershire
Former Gloucester Rugby star to re-build once great city club
15th June 2018
A former Kingsholm star has been named as the man pushing through plans to develop the old King of Clubs and Minx nightclubs in Gloucester.
Gloucestershire accountants' business advice goes worldwide
15th June 2018
One of Gloucestershire's leading independent firm of accountants, Randall & Payne, has gone global with the business advice it is providing.
ProCook wins Direct Commerce Award
15th June 2018
A Gloucestershire-based kitchen and dining ware retailer and Punchline Top 100 employer is celebrating after picking up an award at the ECMOD Direct Commerce Awards 2018.
Major appointment to new business team
15th June 2018
A well-known Gloucestershire business consultant has been appointed to a senior role with a county college.
Warning: Gloucestershire roadworks round up for the week ahead
15th June 2018
Highways England has released information about current and planned roadworks taking place within 30 miles of Gloucester city centre over the next week.
Home owner fined £800 - for illegally pruning four trees
15th June 2018
A Cotswold resident has paid a high price for pruning four trees on his property.
Tesco bags another quarter of sales growth
15th June 2018
Less than two per cent growth might not sound like much but when you work in retail and it is your tenth quarter increase in a row perhaps it is no mean feat.
Eagle Tower reaches new heights in bid to go green
15th June 2018
With 15 floors, Eagle Tower is home to over 45 companies and unsurprisingly produces a huge amount of waste every day.
Publica Group awarded for being disability confident
15th June 2018
An organisation providing services for local councils has been awarded for its support of people with disabilities and long-term health conditions.
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