Cheltenham IP firm proves small can be beautiful - and successful
22nd May 2020
Patent and trademark attorneys Albright IP have again demonstrated its top-flight capabilities after earning a place in the recent CITMA rankings.
Business and Community Champion: Wildlife World manufacturing and donating PPE
22nd May 2020
A Gloucestershire company which makes wildlife nest boxes, habitats and feeders for birds, bees and butterflies has turned its hand to making PPE.
Barn Theatre to release British Sign Language episodes of children's show
22nd May 2020
The Barn Theatre have announced today that they will be releasing British Sign Language versions of their weekly live streamed children's show, Tweedy's Lost & Found.
Pubs thinking outside the bar for solutions
22nd May 2020
Beer gardens should be the first venues reopened when pubs begin to emerge from the coronavirus lockdown, according to the industry's trade association.
Motorists urged to ‘Slow Down, Save Lives’
22nd May 2020
Motorists in Gloucestershire are being reminded to keep their speed low as part of a speed enforcement campaign being launched on Monday.
Joint grant scheme launches soon to support local businesses
22nd May 2020
Four local councils will soon be launching a new business support grant funding scheme, to support businesses which weren’t eligible for previous funds.
Pyke Quarry and Oak Quarry Household Recycling Centres to re-open
22nd May 2020
The Household Recycling Centres (HRCs) at Pyke Quarry, Horsley and Oak Quarry near Coleford will re-open next week for pre-booked visits only.
Rescue deal not enough to save restaurants
22nd May 2020
Gloucester and Cheltenham are not the on the list of restaurants included in a deal to save part of the Carluccio's chain.
Apprentices key to post-lockdown industry
22nd May 2020
Training and upskilling your work force is integral to survival after the coronavirus lockdown, says Gloucestershire-based Apprenticeship Management Group.
Coronavirus LIVE Updates: The latest news from across Gloucestershire on Friday, May 22
21st May 2020
The latest important news and updates from across Gloucestershire as the coronavirus crisis continues.
Zoom Q&A with Richard Graham MP - 2pm on Friday 22nd May
21st May 2020
Punchline-Gloucester.com is hosting an exclusive Q&A session with the Gloucester MP Richard Graham and we want your questions.
"Busy drug street dealers" jailed
21st May 2020
Two drug dealers who took over a vulnerable Cheltenham addict's flat to ply their illegal trade both tried to flee when police knocked on the door.
Council at foot of table in size of grants
21st May 2020
More than £21million remains available for businesses across the county to claim from their local council.
In Pictures: Progress on Kingsway’s new Lidl, PureGym and B&M
21st May 2020
New photographs show the construction of a new discount supermarket, gym and retail store taking shape in Kingsway.
Don't be afraid to ask for help this Mental Health Awareness Week
21st May 2020
NHS services in the county are encouraging people to seek support with their mental health and wellbeing.
Facebook launches service to rival Amazon
21st May 2020
The world’s biggest social media site is set to take on the world’s biggest online retailer with the launch of Facebook Shops.
Last orders on drinking at the bar under guidelines
21st May 2020
Drinking at the bar could be stopped under proposals put forward to enable pubs to reopen after coronavirus restrictions are eased.
Council offers support for more than 60,000 carers
21st May 2020
The service means informal carers can access up to date information, advice and guidance, as well as emotional and practical support.
Takeover Panel rejects Crew Clothing’s Moss Bros U-turn
21st May 2020
An attempt by the owner of fashion retailer Crew Clothing to retract its takeover bid for Moss Bros has been blocked by the City Takeover Panel.
Bank of England not ruling out negative interest rates
21st May 2020
Government bonds have been sold in Britain for the first time with a negative yield.
Council announces further green travel plan details
21st May 2020
Gloucestershire County Council has announced further details of plans to make it easier to walk and cycle during the coronavirus restrictions.
Bulky waste collections are back for Stroud residents
21st May 2020
Stroud District Council's bulky waste collection service has re-started after a temporary pause at the start of the coronavirus pandemic.
Parts of Gloucestershire see 50 per cent rise in benefit claims
21st May 2020
The Cotswolds and Forest of Dean both saw more than 50 per cent rises in Universal Credit applications up to the start of April.
Persistent chocolate thief given suspended jail sentence
21st May 2020
Persistent chocolate thief who flouted a court order to carry out his latest spree of sweet-toothed crimes, has been handed a suspended jail sentence by Cheltenham Magistrates.
Punchline Business and Community Champion: BID to keep Cheltenham safe
21st May 2020
Social distancing around Cheltenham has become a little bit easier - if you just look down at your feet.
Cotswolds shut for tourists insists council
21st May 2020
Visitors to the Cotswolds have been warned tourism remains in lockdown and only to “come for a walk, not for a day”.
Supreme Court decision on business rates for cash machines
20th May 2020
The Supreme Court has given its ruling on whether ATM facilities, both inside and outside of stores, should be separately assessed for business rates.
Business Profile - Evans Jones: Planning a £30m secondary school
20th May 2020
One of the biggest changes in Gloucestershire education for several years came a major step nearer last week - with planning consultants Evans Jones at the heart of it.
Rolls-Royce announces 9,000 redundancies
20th May 2020
Rolls-Royce is to cut 9,000 jobs as the shockwaves from the coronavirus pandemic's impact on the aviation industry continue to be felt.
How is Gloucestershire economy placed to bounce back?
20th May 2020
Business leaders in Gloucestershire have welcomed the realistic, if bleak, tone of Chancellor Rishi Sunak's assessment of the British economy.
Cheltenham drug dealer sentenced for cuckooing
20th May 2020
A drug dealer was caught red handed when police made a visit to check on the resident's welfare, a court heard.
Two charged over death as victim named
20th May 2020
The woman whose body was discovered in the Forest of Dean last week has been named as Phoenix Netts.
Men at work for longer hours under new rules
20th May 2020
Cheltenham Borough Council has relaxed restrictions on working hours at construction sites during the coronavirus pandemic.
Nominate charities to receive part of £1m donation
20th May 2020
Ecclesiastical is asking for nominations for charities to share in a £1million windfall from its Movement for Good Awards.
Happy birthday to the Pied Piper Appeal
20th May 2020
A charity which has raised more than £6million to support sick and disabled children in Gloucestershire since its foundation by hairdresser Peter Hickman in 1992 is celebrating its birthday.
Virtual Sports Day keeping children active
20th May 2020
Gloucestershire County Council is holding a Virtual Sports Day for children and young people to keep them active and raise funds for NHS charities.
Sow a Smile and spread happiness
20th May 2020
Two Cheltenham schoolgirls have got people in 25 counties across the UK planting seeds to Sow a Smile.
Punchline Business and Community Champion: Law firm donates £12,000 to charities in need
20th May 2020
Lodders Charitable Foundation has handed £4,000 to each of three independent charities.
In Pictures: Gloucester coronavirus testing in full swing
20th May 2020
New photographs have been released by the Ministry of Defence, providing us with a fresh insight into COVID-19 testing in Gloucester.
Gloucestershire retail centre takes a step nearer
19th May 2020
Proposals for a new retail outlet centre have taken a significant step forward with the submission of the detailed designs for the scheme to Tewkesbury Borough Council.
Five men arrested following numerous burglaries in Cheltenham and Cirencester
19th May 2020
Officers investigating burglars targeting rural and border areas of the county made five arrests last week.
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