£1 billion turnover within Range
26th September 2019
Quite how you square it with those who foretell only bitter winds blowing through the British high street of late is uncertain, but a nationwide retailer is closing in on a £1 billion turnover.
New café could be a good fit for former Cotswold clothes shop
26th September 2019
A historic building in the centre of Cirencester one could become a new café for the Cotswold town.
Former Gloucester Rugby and England star still the turnover king as firm's revenues pass £3million
25th September 2019
Andy Hazell was the king of turnovers during his 17-year Gloucester career and now the company he founded is enjoying turnover records of a different kind.
Cheltenham men in court on charges of possession with intent to supply class A drugs
25th September 2019
A Cheltenham man pleaded guilty to two counts of possession with intent to supply class A drugs at Cheltenham Magistrates Court.
Royal visit to Gloucester today revealed
25th September 2019
One of Gloucestershire’s most historic buildings received a very special visit today (September 25) – a member of the Royal family, no less.
Independent Cheltenham shoe shop partners with John Lewis
25th September 2019
Mighty high street legend John Lewis has chosen to partner with an independent women’s footwear boutique in Cheltenham.
Trading standards raid sees 'main source of illegal tobacco' in Gloucester shut down
25th September 2019
Five men have been sentenced following a Trading Standards investigation on a shop that was deemed to be “the main source of illegal tobacco in Gloucester.”
Rugby club agrees partnership with McGurk Group to build new ground
25th September 2019
Tetbury Rugby Club have agreed a partnership deal with the McGurk Group to start work on a new home ground for the club.
Gloucestershire hospice charity appoints new chief executive
25th September 2019
The Longfield Community Hospice in Minchinampton has a new CEO who will start work in November.
Sainsbury's to review future of 15 supermarkets and around 70 Argos stores
25th September 2019
Sainsbury’s have announced that they are undertaking a “store estate review” of their supermarket and Argos stores on the day they released a trading statement for the second quarter of 2019.
Proroguing Parliament was 'unlawful', says Supreme Court
24th September 2019
Prime Minister Boris Johnson gave unlawful advice to the Queen and now faces calls to resign after Supreme Court rules that 'Parliament has not been prorogued.'
Plans submitted to add nine new units to busy Cheltenham trading estate
24th September 2019
Plans have been submitted to build nine new industrial units in the heart of one of Cheltenham’s busiest business parks.
Masked raiders target Cheltenham supermarket and threaten staff
24th September 2019
Police are appealing for witnesses, CCTV and dashcam footage after an attempted robbery in the Cheltenham branch of Morrisons.
Landmark Cotswold site set for investment
24th September 2019
A new development of family homes on a key site in the Cotswolds is due to start work later this autumn.
Major bus and coach operator takes over rival
24th September 2019
Stagecoach West has announced it has bought the South Gloucestershire Bus and Coach, which will see the business expands its operations into Bristol.
Bedding firm wins £150,000 investment for growth
24th September 2019
A Tetbury-based luxury bedding brand has secured £150,000 of investment after being crowned winners of the national ‘Start-Up Series’ competition.
PCC seeks MPs’ support for fair allocation of new police officers
24th September 2019
Police and Crime Commissioner Martin Surl has called on Gloucestershire’s six MPs to back his fight for a fair share of the 20,000 new police officers promised by the Government.
Gloucestershire charity saves 130 tonnes of goods from being sent to landfill each year
24th September 2019
Gloucestershire charity Emmaus has estimated that it saves more than 130 tonnes of goods from being sent to landfill each year.
New director signals growth at Cheltenham solicitors
24th September 2019
One of Gloucestershire’s best-known law firms has announced further expansion of its corporate services with the appointment of a new director.
Forest of Dean could become recognised as a 'National Landscape'
24th September 2019
The Forest of Dean has moved one step closer to being recognised as a National Landscape.
Appeal for witnesses after man found in ditch with serious injuries
24th September 2019
Police are appealing for witnesses after finding a man with serious injuries beside a road near Cirencester.
Man jailed for defrauding his own mother out of £64,000 by abusing power of attorney
24th September 2019
A 63-year-old man has today been jailed for defrauding his own mother out of £64,500.
Managing partner aiming to raise £20,000 for charity during Berlin Marathon
24th September 2019
The managing partner of Harrison Clark Rickerbys is rising to a challenge laid down by members of his team and is aiming to raise £20,000 in the process.
Monument to Cheltenham's first business boom to host Growing Gloucestershire Conference
24th September 2019
Pittville Pump Rooms is a monument to Cheltenham’s first business boom that saw the town rise from rural backwater to Regency destination.
VIDEO: Multi-million pound spend collars new Gloucestershire college
23rd September 2019
Work has begun on a multi-million pound project to build a major specialist college in Gloucestershire.
After 4,500 days in exile the "finishing line is in sight" for Gloucester City Football Club
23rd September 2019
The club have received a significant boost in their bid to return home after 12 years after their funding application to the Football Stadium Improvement Fund was approved.
Rooftop restaurant, offices and retail development gets go-ahead
23rd September 2019
Scaffolding is up and now contractors know work can go ahead in earnest on what will be one of the most high profile developments in Cheltenham.
Punchline Podcast: The Inside Line with Gloucestershire Police and Crime Commissioner Martin Surl
23rd September 2019
Punchline is taking to the airwaves and starting a new series of podcasts.
Queues form outside new fashion retailer in Stroud
23rd September 2019
Crowds descended on the latest retailer to open in Stroud’s new-look multi-million pound Five Valleys shopping centre.
Still GAINS to be had for businesses
23rd September 2019
A deadline which will see the door close on funding aimed at helping county companies increase their turnover is fast approaching.
Six Gloucestershire Thomas Cook shops close as travel agent goes into liquidation
23rd September 2019
Thomas Cook’s Eastgate Street store in Gloucester was plunged into darkness this morning in a scene repeated all over the country following the company entering liquidation overnight.
'I've never been so afraid' woman tells trial of Gloucester teen who threatened her with knife
23rd September 2019
A teenager paid two prostitutes for oral sex in a park - then demanded his money back and threatened to kill one with a knife before attacking the other, a court heard.
Powerful Gloucestershire business group teams up with GCHQ
20th September 2019
In a fitting cloak and dagger moment, the boss of GCHQ was revealed as top of the bill at the GFirst LEP Annual Review.
£2.1 million funding to boost Gloucestershire harbour project
20th September 2019
More than £2 million has been won towards an ambitious scheme to develop a Gloucestershire harbour.
New restaurant revealed for Cheltenham
20th September 2019
A chef who trained with the legendary experimental foodie Heston Blumenthal has been revealed as the name planning to open a new restaurant in Cheltenham.
Forum says the future of Cheltenham High Street is not just about shopping
20th September 2019
It’s not all about the shopping, was the conclusion that close to 100 attendees took from Thursday night’s Cheltenham Property Forum on the future of the High Street, hosted by Evans Jones.
‘Not generally racist’ woman glassed man in face
20th September 2019
Six years after she attacked a man in Cheltenham in a drunken, violent, racist assault Shannon Cairns has been brought to justice.
National award for innovative business and charity partnership
20th September 2019
Before it arrived beside the M5 in Gloucestershire the very idea of a motorway service station winning awards for excellence in business might have seemed unfathomable.
If staff take part in today’s global climate change strike here's what businesses can do
20th September 2019
Some will be aware that today is the subject to a call for a national strike in relation to climate change.
Thomas Cook says holidays are operating as usual as it struggles to find cash
20th September 2019
Plans are underway to fly 150,000 British holidaymakers home, as Thomas Cook struggles to stay afloat.
Extra support for landlords means more secure homes for those most in need
20th September 2019
Extra support for landlords is available from Stroud District Council, so that tenants threatened with homelessness can get a more secure roof over their heads.
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