Coronavirus LIVE Updates: The latest news from across Gloucestershire on Tuesday, January 19
19th January 2021
The latest important news and updates from across Gloucestershire as the coronavirus crisis continues.
Engineering firm moves into new Cheltenham facility
19th January 2021
Steam solutions specialist TLV Euro Engineering has expanded its UK operations with the opening of a new 6,000 square feet warehousing facility in Cheltenham.
Forest Green sharing taste of matchday with Ocado link
19th January 2021
Fans may not be able to watch football at Forest Green Rovers but they are able to tuck into matchday food after the world's first vegan club joined forces with Ocado.
Chocks away as Gloucester housebuilder's latest development prepares for take off
19th January 2021
For aircraft enthusiasts, Court de Wyck is the perfect place to secure a new home in a location forever associated with a bygone era of British excellence in the air.
Dunkerton looks to future despite Superdry warning
19th January 2021
Superdry has issued a strong warning about the company's future after reporting further falls in sales as lockdown restrictions closed stores.
Cheltenham solicitors help to finance fibre delivery
19th January 2021
The drive to deliver fibre broadband to half a million forgotten properties has received vital assistance from Harrison Clark Rickerbys.
New dementia care home opens in Dursley creating up to 60 new jobs
19th January 2021
A luxury care home in Dursley, South Gloucestershire, has almost doubled in size with the opening of a specialist dementia care facility, creating up to 60 new jobs.
Optimistic Kier predicts improved figures
19th January 2021
Kier Group said it expected to deliver half-year results above expectations with the sale of its housebuilding arm edging closer.
Don't wait until Budget to support business, Chancellor urged
19th January 2021
The CBI has urged the Government not to wait until the Budget in March to act on coronavirus business support.
Industrial and logistics sector the powerhouse of commercial property market, says Alder King
19th January 2021
The industrial and logistics sector was the driving force behind the region's commercial property market last year, recording annual take-up of more than 6.3 million sq ft.
Christmas sales fall for Matalan
19th January 2021
Value fashion retailer Matalan saw a fall in sales over Christmas thanks to Covid-19 closures.
MP's offices moving across Cheltenham
19th January 2021
Cheltenham MP Alex Chalk is on the move to a new base across town.
Report backs stronger Cheltenham housing partnership
19th January 2021
Cheltenham Borough Council's cabinet is to consider an independent recommendation the authority strengthens its partnership with Cheltenham Borough Homes.
Update on Gloucestershire's mobile testing unit locations for January 2021
19th January 2021
An important part of minimising and managing any future spread of Covid-19 is the speed at which people can be tested and isolation measures put in place, should an outbreak occur.
Police warning after suspicious incident involving teenage girl
19th January 2021
Police are warning people in the Cotswolds to be vigilant.
Angry motorist outburst at having car seized by Cirencester Police
19th January 2021
A motorist was so angry when police seized his car in Cirencester, that he smashed a window of the vehicle - then threw his keys down a drain!
Sales rise for Cornish fashion brand
19th January 2021
Fashion retailer Seasalt saw a 17 per cent year on year sales rise in the five weeks to 2nd January, thanks to increased online demand.
Competition: Win a copy of Clive Lewis OBE’s book ‘Toxic’
19th January 2021
Tackling the issue of toxic workplaces is the tough task taken on in the latest book by business psychologist Clive Lewis.
Medieval Gloucester at heart of flats development
19th January 2021
A piece of Gloucester's history has taken on a new life after the completion of 24 flats on the site of Tanners Hall.
Tewkesbury among 82 HSBC branch closures
19th January 2021
The Tewkesbury branch of HSBC will close at the end of July as part of the bank's plans to restructure its network of outlets.
BPE extends deal with Gloucester Rugby
19th January 2021
BPE Solicitors have renewed the company's relationship as an official partner of Gloucester Rugby.
New products helping to power Tewkesbury firm's expansion
18th January 2021
A Tewkesbury industrial company has launched a series of devices as it enters the global machine and robot build market.
Gloucester man defrauded builders’ merchants out of more than £26,000
18th January 2021
A 34 year old Gloucester man who defrauded two builders’ merchants out of more than £26,000 has been sentenced.
New commercial partner joins BPE Solicitors
18th January 2021
Starting the year with growth in mind, Cheltenham-based BPE Solicitors has welcomed David Ashcroft to the firm's commercial team lead by Iain Garfield.
Gloucestershire designer warns of EU trade "minefield"
18th January 2021
A Gloucestershire designer has expressed her frustration at the red tape and tariffs dealing with Europe which have accompanied the UK's Brexit deal.
Renishaw recruiting next generation of talent
18th January 2021
Renishaw is recruiting a record number of graduates and trainees as part of a major investment in the future development of the business.
Free webinar to help consumer goods businesses through the Covid crisis
18th January 2021
Every aspect of consumer life has changed, vastly impacting opportunities for businesses in the fast-moving consumer group industry - but help is at hand
Gloucestershire expert tackling Toxic workplaces
18th January 2021
Tackling the issue of toxic workplaces is the tough task taken on in the latest book by business psychologist and deputy lieutenant of Gloucestershire Clive Lewis.
Court ruling provides welcome relief for small businesses
18th January 2021
A Supreme Court decision which could see tens of thousands of small business receive insurance payments for lockdown losses has been welcomed with relief by trade bodies.
Deadline approaches for Stroud's community funding applications
18th January 2021
Groups and voluntary organisations in Stroud have two weeks left to apply for funds to help reduce inequality, promote wellbeing and support communities to recover in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Gloucestershire Constabulary warns of scam phone calls from fake police officers
18th January 2021
Police are warning the public to be on their guard after a spate of incidents across the county of fraudsters claiming to be police officers.
Customers flushing equivalent to Range Rover each week
18th January 2021
Wet wipes and rubbish equal to the weight of a Range Rover are being pulled out of sewers in every town and city each week by Severn Trent.
Gloucester City Council set to consider £107m budget for Kings Quarter regeneration
15th January 2021
Gloucester City Council is being recommended to approve the £107m budget for the ambitious new digital campus.
Two ‘county lines’ drug dealers who earned £1,000 per day caught in Gloucester operation
15th January 2021
Two drug dealers who earned £1,000 a day from their 'county lines' operation in Gloucester were caught after a five month police surveillance operation
St James’s Place to cut jobs
15th January 2021
In a blow for Cirencester, one of the town’s biggest employers is set to cut around 200 jobs.
Supreme Court rules on business interruption insurance test case
15th January 2021
The Supreme Court has today delivered its judgment in the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)'s business interruption insurance test case.
Babcock hit by second wave of pandemic
15th January 2021
Babcock International Group said the civil aviation market is continuing to struggle, as the sector was hit by the second wave of Covid-19.
Council reveals first 21 roads being resurfaced in 2021
15th January 2021
Gloucestershire County Council has announced which roads will be first of many waiting to be resurfaced in 2021.
New scheme to help domestic abuse victims launched
15th January 2021
Victims of domestic abuse are being offered a new codeword scheme to help them signal for help from the safety of a pharmacy.
Dunelm sales up
15th January 2021
Homeware retailer Dunelm enjoyed sales growth over Christmas, thanks to a surge in online demand.
Card Factory warns of £10m loss
15th January 2021
Gift card retailer Card Factory has said it is expecting losses of about £10m in its full-year results due to stores being closed due to the pandemic.
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