Gloucestershire schools lead way with CyberFirst accolade
23rd September 2020
Three Gloucestershire schools have become the first recipients of the highest award in a scheme rewarding their work in cyber training. with eight others recognised.
Items stolen from cars in Gloucester found
23rd September 2020
Police are appealing to find the owners of items which they believe were stolen from vehicles during a series of thefts in Gloucester.
Virtual marathon runners will be pounding the streets of Gloucestershire for WellChild
23rd September 2020
On October 4, dedicated runners will be pounding the streets of Gloucestershire to complete the 2020 Virtual London Marathon to raise money for WellChild.
Matalan returns to Cheltenham
23rd September 2020
Value fashion and homewares retailer, Matalan, will make its return to Cheltenham this week, creating 40 jobs.
Fight to save Sainsbury's taken to city council
23rd September 2020
Councillors will debate a motion tomorrow calling on them to lobby Sainsbury's over the proposed closure of its supermarket in Gloucester city centre.
Ground-breaking work starts on The High School in Leckhampton
23rd September 2020
Building work for the new secondary school in Cheltenham began today with a ground breaking ceremony to kick start the next phase of this £30million project.
Government introduces fresh coronavirus restrictions
22nd September 2020
Prime Minister Boris Johnson said the country has reached "a perilous turning point" after announcing fresh coronavirus restrictions in England to tackle the ongoing rise in cases.
Early closing is "crushing blow" to pubs and restaurants
22nd September 2020
Closing at 10pm as part of new government restrictions in the fight against coronavirus will deliver "another crushing blow" to many pubs and restaurants according to leading trade figures.
Gloucestershire College going for gold after earning cyber award
22nd September 2020
Gloucestershire College has become one of the first recipients of CyberFirst Schools status by the National Cyber Security Centre.
Freemans Event Partners delivers covid-safe in-seat service to Gloucester Rugby fans
22nd September 2020
The Gloucester-based events catering company delivered a full food and beverage solution last week for Gloucester Rugby's first game back at the stadium with fans in attendance.
Cheltenham forecourt sold to Gardners Garages
22nd September 2020
A well-known Gloucestershire forecourt operator has announced its purchase of a garage in Charlton Kings.
No punishment for loyalty under insurance proposals
22nd September 2020
Insurers could be stopped from charging existing customers more than new clients under proposals from the Financial Conduct Authority.
CorrMed warns products must be available for flu season
22nd September 2020
A Gloucestershire business is warning of the increasing need for vital access to medical products as healthcare services faces the prospect of a 'twindemic' on the eve of flu season.
Premier Inn and Beefeater owner to make job cuts
22nd September 2020
Whitbread is cutting up to 6,000 jobs after seeing a slump in guests at its hotels and diners in restaurants during the coronavirus pandemic.
Serious collision in Stroud
22nd September 2020
Police are appealing for witnesses to a serious collision in Stroud on Monday afternoon (September 21).
Slow return to high streets continues despite rules
22nd September 2020
The number of shoppers across the UK's high streets continued to rise last week, despite the introduction of fresh coronavirus restrictions.
Artisan Bakery ready for market this week
22nd September 2020
Award-winning baker Ori Hellerstein will open his new bakery and shop at Stroud's Five Valleys Market on Thursday.
Cotswold community store and Post Office up for sale
22nd September 2020
Business property adviser, Christie & Co is advertising the leasehold sale of Rendcomb Stores & Post Office, a community store located in the village of Rendcomb, Gloucestershire.
Expensive Porsche trade-in as speeding appeal rejected
22nd September 2020
A man who was caught speeding near Cirencester has failed to satisfy an appeal judge that it was not him at the wheel at the time.
B&Q owner sees profits rise amid DIY boom
22nd September 2020
Kingfisher, the group that owns B&Q and Screwfix has announced that it will repay furlough cash, as it saw profits increase by 23 per cent during the first half of the year.
New Burger King, pub and business park in Gloucester could create almost 300 jobs
21st September 2020
A large vacant brownfield site in Gloucester has received planning approval to be transformed into a business park.
Profits slide at Superdry
21st September 2020
Cheltenham-based fashion retailers Superdry Plc has announced a fall in profits of 210 per cent due to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
Act now to stop 50,000 daily coronavirus cases
21st September 2020
Action is needed quickly to prevent the UK reaching 50,000 fresh coronavirus cases daily by the middle of next month, according to the Government's chief scientific adviser.
Gloucester's Cathedral Quarter given £1.9m for regeneration
21st September 2020
Part of Gloucester city centre has been declared a Heritage Action Zone and awarded £1.9million to help regeneration and celebrate its past.
Tewkesbury handed £1.48m to take historic action
21st September 2020
Tewkesbury High Street has been awarded a £1.48million grant by Historic England after being designated a Heritage Action Zone.
High profile new manager for Norville
21st September 2020
A key figure in the optical world has been appointed as general manager of Norville, the Gloucestershire-based manufacturer of spectacle lenses.
Gloucestershire’s universities: Where did they rank in listings?
21st September 2020
The Sunday Times yesterday released its annual Good University Guide, but how did it rate the county's three universities?
Are Peacocks and Edinburgh Woollen Mill up for sale?
21st September 2020
The owner of Edinburgh Woollen Mill is reported to have appointed a business advisory firm to sound out potential buyers for budget fashion retailer Peacocks.
Gloucestershire's self-employed granted £49.7m in second wave
21st September 2020
Self-employed workers in Stroud made the most use of the second wave of grants in Gloucestershire under the Self-Employment Income Support Scheme.
Man wanted for murder found in Cotswolds
21st September 2020
A 31 year old man who is wanted for murder has been found in the Cotswolds.
Shop staff attacked over Covid rules
21st September 2020
Britain’s biggest retailers are calling for a new law to protect shop workers from assault.
Plans unveiled for transformation of Gloucestershire police centre
18th September 2020
New images have been revealed for plans to transform one of Gloucestershire's largest operational policing centres.
Randall & Payne: Businesses can thrive post-Covid
18th September 2020
Businesses need to adapt and innovate to survive. That’s the message from a webinar from Cheltenham-based accountancy firm, Randall & Payne, which talked about the many opportunities in the food and drink sector.
Developer seeks funding partner for Moog facility
18th September 2020
The developer of a £40million manufacturing and design facility in Tewkesbury is looking for more than £35million forward funding.
Cheltenham Christmas Market cancelled - but town will sparkle with new christmas lights
18th September 2020
A new expanded Christmas Market planned for Cheltenham this year has been cancelled because of the coronavirus epidemic.
Lockdown restrictions could call time on pubs again
18th September 2020
Parts of the hospitality could be forced to close again if fresh restrictions are introduced across England in a bid to arrest a rise in coronavirus cases.
Renishaw engineer virtual learning for STEM pupils
18th September 2020
Renishaw took its education outreach programme online to provide hands-on engineering experience to STEM pupils.
'Fragile recovery' as retail sales edge up
18th September 2020
DIY and household goods have continued to provide the cornerstone of increasing retail sales across the UK.
Recruitment cuts in sight for almost half of firms
18th September 2020
Almost half of companies plan to reduce or stop recruitment over the next 12 months according to a new survey.
Journey to work getting back on track
18th September 2020
Almost two thirds of employees are travelling to work as people return to their offices after the coronavirus pandemic.
Charity celebrates saving 566 tonnes from Gloucestershire landfill
18th September 2020
With Recycle Week starting on Monday, homelessness charity Emmaus Gloucestershire is celebrating saving thousands of pieces of furniture from going to landfill.
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