Almost 200 jobs at risk as Gloucestershire factory faces closure
10th December 2018
A global engineering firm is proposing to close its Gloucestershire manufacturing centre with the loss of 185 jobs.
Breaking news: Is Prime Minister about to delay crucial Brexit vote?
10th December 2018
Speculation is mounting that the Prime Minister is going to delay tomorrow's vote on her Brexit deal.
Police sell £18,500 of designer trainers which belonged to criminal
10th December 2018
Police are to sell £18,500 worth of designer trainers which belonged to a convicted criminal so the proceedings can go towards fighting crime.
Business expert: Detailed preparation for sale
10th December 2018
Even if your business is in good shape, are you emotionally prepared for the sale of the business?
Actor helps spread a little Christmas magic in Cotswolds
10th December 2018
Retailers and organisers of a Cotswold town's Christmas lights switch on got the added boost to draw the crowds - thanks to a well-known actor lending a hand.
MP claims protests over Post Office transfer are "scaremongering"
10th December 2018
Gloucester MP Richard Graham says the proposed move of the city's main Post Office to WH Smith will result in better services.
Street drinking and homelessness concern Cotswold town’s traders
10th December 2018
Traders have singled out street drinking and homelessness as of the highest concern when listing issues to tackle to make their town a better for business.
Confidence falls among small firms says FSB
10th December 2018
Confidence among small firms in the South West “has fallen once again”, according to the latest quarterly report from the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB).
Officer injured in “fail to stop incident”
10th December 2018
A police officer suffered leg injuries in the early hours of this morning (Monday, December 10) when a vehicle failed to stop.
Announcement on future of Cavendish House
10th December 2018
After weeks of speculation which has seen closure for some of its namesakes a decision has been reached on the future of the House of Fraser store in Cheltenham.
Men who stole precious metals told they face jail
7th December 2018
Two men who travelled to the Forest of Dean to steal tens of thousands of pounds worth of precious metals from a recycling centre have been warned they face prison sentences.
Rugby travel firm increase turnover by 234 per cent
7th December 2018
A rugby inspired sports travel and hospitality firm has driven revenue further over the line that ever before, thanks to a strong performance on the British and Irish Lions rugby tour.
Business expert: How to prevent Christmas party fallout for employers
7th December 2018
Nobody wants to be a Scrooge at Christmas but as an employer, you need to be aware of the risk of unpleasant incidents occurring.
Police van rammed off the road
7th December 2018
Gloucestershire police are appealing for dashcam footage of a small white van involved in an incident in which a police van was rammed off the road.
Senior appointments made at university
7th December 2018
Two new senior academic positions in rural policy and food security have been announced at the Royal Agricultural University (RAU) at Cirencester.
Animal charity could be forced to close without more support
7th December 2018
A Gloucester based cat and dog rescue centre is urgently appealing for help to keep the centre alive and kicking into the New Year.
Warning as R&D spending stagnates
7th December 2018
Spending on research and development (R&D) by UK businesses has stagnated since the EU referendum, a report warns today
County housing association helps sick children's charity
7th December 2018
Staff from Two Rivers Housing have been helping a Gloucestershire's children's charity to prepare for its Christmas fayre.
MP celebrates Queen's Commonwealth Canopy tree planting
7th December 2018
Gloucester MP Richard Graham has planted 4 British trees in Barnwood Park Arboretum, with the Friends of the Arboretum and Barnwood Primary School Head and pupils, as part of the Queen's Commonwealth Canopy.
Prison redevelopment will transform city skyline
6th December 2018
Planners have approved the redevelopment of the former Gloucester Prison into a flats complex.
More trouble for Kier as share price plummets
6th December 2018
The company behind Gloucester’s new bus station and the county council’s building works has dropped out of the FTSE 250.
Revenues up 19 per cent at advanced engineering firm
6th December 2018
Read past three quarters of a million-pound loss before tax and you will find an engineering firm signing deals worldwide and revenues increasing by 19 per cent.
Gloucestershire’s very own Spiderman
6th December 2018
A research project by a professor from the University of Gloucestershire has been named as one of the UK’s 100 best breakthroughs.
Four in ten businesses in the South not ready for new digital VAT filing rules
6th December 2018
Four in 10 businesses are unprepared for the looming new digital VAT rules, according to a survey.
Men deny conspiracy to import cannabis
6th December 2018
Two men have denied conspiracy to import 141 kilograms of cannabis into Cirencester.
Stonehouse-based telecoms firm congratulate hardworking apprentices
6th December 2018
Five members of the team at Lister Unified Communications have successfully completed their apprenticeships.
Local children's charity launch campaign to collect a tonne of toys
6th December 2018
A Gloucestershire children's charity is appealing for new and nearly new, good quality toys for sick and disabled children in hospital this December.
How Ribena maker is helping to protect British wildlife
6th December 2018
Ribena brand owner, Lucozade Ribena Suntory, which has a factory in Coleford, has launched a campaign to safeguard wildlife.
City's £12m shopping centre regeneration will start in the New Year
5th December 2018
Gloucester planners have given the go-ahead for the £12 million transformation of the city's shopping centre, King's Walk Gloucester.
Plans for a multi-million-pound waterside development floated
5th December 2018
A multi-million-pound waterside redevelopment creating 150 homes and business space has been proposed for Stroud’s canalside.
Cheltenham-based construction consultants appoint new senior quantity surveyor
5th December 2018
A Cheltenham-based firm of construction consultants, planners, surveyors and access consultants, has appointed a new senior quantity surveyor.
Business expert: What makes for engaged employees?
5th December 2018
There are plenty of stories about how disengaged most employees are.
Gloucestershire Airport touches down with first-class makeover
5th December 2018
Visitors to Gloucestershire Airport will be greeted with a modern new-look main reception, arrivals area and departures lounge, following a three-month refurbishment project by Gloucester-based Cobus.
Warning: This is where mobile speed cameras will be sited in December
5th December 2018
Drivers are being alerted to the location of mobile speed cameras throughout Gloucestershire in December.
MPs urge 30-day payment rule for suppliers
5th December 2018
A group of MPs is urging the government to introduce tougher rules to tackle late payments to suppliers, including a 30-day deadline.
Former serviceman died aboard his boat
5th December 2018
A former Royal Navy serviceman burnt to death on his boat in Sharpness Marina.
Gloucestershire engineering firm wins prestigious award
5th December 2018
At The Manufacturer MX Awards, global engineering company Renishaw won the coveted Manufacturing in Action accolade.
New 24-hour emergency refrigeration service for care homes this Christmas
5th December 2018
The UK’s largest provider of fridge and freezer trailers has launched a new 24-hour emergency service, specifically for the care home industry to provide extra storage space ahead of Christmas.
Competition winners attend prize giving at Stroud shopping centre
5th December 2018
Three winners have been announced in a competition held with local school children to rename the Merrywalks shopping centre in Stroud.
Cycling for the future of access to bikes for young people
5th December 2018
Stroud based Access Bike have organised a sponsored, pedal powered and virtual cycle ride to fund their youth centred community project.
Win: A £100 voucher to spend online at Weird Fish Clothing
5th December 2018
Punchline have teamed up with Weird Fish clothing to offer one lucky person the chance to win a £100 clothing voucher
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