Lidl by Lidl: German discounter pips rival as cheapest supermarket of 2020
15th January 2021
Lidl has narrowly beaten Aldi to be named the cheapest supermarket of 2020, according to consumer champions Which?
Housing strategy to prioritise right homes for Forest's future
15th January 2021
Forest of Dean District Council’s Cabinet has agreed a new housing strategy, which sets out how the council plans to encourage affordable, low-carbon housing to meet the needs of a growing population.
Housebuilder creates over 750 jobs with new site in Coleford
15th January 2021
Barratt Homes will begin releasing homes at Forest Grove, Coleford tomorrow (Saturday 16th January) – for sale by appointment only.
Work begins on A46 Coopers Hill repairs
15th January 2021
Work to stabilise a road surface on the A46 by Coopers Hill is under way.
Promotion is a regional first at Azets
15th January 2021
With an office at Gloucester Quays, regional accountancy firm Azets has announced the promotion of Katherine Broadhurst to corporate finance partner.
Gloucestershire youngsters benefit from Christmas giving campaign
15th January 2021
Throughout December, 12 charities for children and young people across Gloucestershire benefitted from £6,000 in charitable donations from Cheltenham company, Lansdown Insurance Brokers.
Gloucestershire receives up to £500,000 Healthy Communities Together funding
15th January 2021
Gloucestershire has been selected as one of six areas to receive an initial grant of £50,000 from the Healthy Communities Together programme.
Gloucestershire's mobile testing unit locations for 15 - 25 January
15th 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.
Building the future - AccXel appoints new Steering Group
14th January 2021
AccXel is a state-of-the-art 980m2 centre of excellence to inspire, train and connect people entering and advancing within the construction industry.
Debenhams reveals which stores won’t reopen after lockdown
14th January 2021
Debenhams has revealed that six of its stores won’t reopen after lockdown, with the threat to 320 jobs.
Tewkesbury business appointed by Defra to run Ready to Burn certification
14th January 2021
Woodsure has been appointed by Defra to run its Ready to Burn certification scheme.
Rare opportunity to buy mixed-use residential and holiday let property
14th January 2021
Property advisor Christie & Co has brought to market a historic, mixed-use property in Ledbury which offers a collection of eleven modern holiday and residential lets.
BPE advises client on successful acquisition
14th January 2021
Cheltenham-based BPE Solicitors has acted for longstanding client Partners& on its acquisition of an independent insurance intermediary.
Gloucestershire charities scoop share of £120,000
14th January 2021
A total of 14 county-based charities have won a £1,000 Christmas gift thanks to nominations from the public.
West Cheltenham cycling and walking work starts sooner than planned
14th January 2021
Gloucestershire County Council has brought forward the next stage of construction of the West Cheltenham Transport Improvement Scheme (WCTIS) with work starting in this month.
Primark set to lose over £1bn in sales
14th January 2021
Value fashion retailer Primark is set to lose more than £1 billion in sales, if Covid lockdowns force stores to stay closed much longer.
Man who supplied drugs to Gloucester based gang sentenced
14th January 2021
The supplier to a Gloucester based drugs gang has been sentenced following an investigation by the Constabulary's Serious and Organised Crime Unit (SOCU).
Success for Operation Blitzen as police tackle thieves in Gloucester city centre
14th January 2021
Operation Blitzen has seen areas such Kings Walk, Eastgate Shopping Centre and Gloucester Quays being targeted by the officers to deal with issues such as theft and anti-social behaviour.
Police warning after series of shed and garage break-ins
14th January 2021
Police in Gloucester are warning residents to be vigilant after reports that thieves are breaking into sheds and garages to steal bicycles.
Final deadline for council’s Community Projects Fund announced
14th January 2021
Cotswold District Council is set to launch a new crowdfunding scheme from next month.
Survey calls for hospital care close to home
14th January 2021
People in Gloucestershire would prefer their hospital care close to home, according to an independent report.
Coronavirus LIVE Updates: The latest news from across Gloucestershire on Friday, January 15
13th January 2021
The latest important news and updates from across Gloucestershire as the coronavirus crisis continues.
£10.2m Gloucestershire business park sold
13th January 2021
Commercial developer Chancerygate has sold an 11 asset portfolio, including a site in Cheltenham, to the real estate private equity firm for an undisclosed sum.
Multi-million-pound sale sees Cheltenham builders' merchants change ownership
13th January 2021
Bristol-based GL Law has revealed the sale of Staverton Building Supplies' assets and shares to timber and builders' merchant, Sydenhams Ltd.
Gloucestershire Airport appoints managing director
13th January 2021
Karen Taylor has been named as the managing director of Gloucestershire Airport Ltd after three months in the role in an interim capacity.
BAE Systems launch 2021 with major contracts
13th January 2021
BAE Systems has started the year by securing a series of contracts with the US military.
John Lewis stops click and collect
13th January 2021
John Lewis has suspended click and collect services from its department stores in response to the tightening of coronavirus restrictions.
Punchline Friday Business Briefing - Jan 15 line-up revealed
13th January 2021
It has already been another week packed with stories for the Punchline Friday Business Briefing panel to discuss when they come together.
Cheltenham invests £75k in community hubs
13th January 2021
Cheltenham Borough Council has agreed £75,000 of grant funding to create two new community hubs in the town.
Taking lessons online a challenge for teachers
13th January 2021
The vast majority of teachers have found conducting online lessons during the coronavirus pandemic a challenging experience, according to a survey by Ecclesiastical.
Dealer sold drugs to fund designer wardrobe
13th January 2021
A drug dealer who spent more than £10,000 of his ill-gotten gains on a designer wardrobe has been jailed for three years and eight months at Gloucester Crown Court.
Families struggle with Covid funeral costs
13th January 2021
Families had to adjust their funeral plans during 2020, according to a new report.
ADEY moving base to St Modwen Park
12th January 2021
ADEY is relocating its UK head offices from Cheltenham to a purpose-built facility in Gloucester, months after opening a manufacturing and distribution facility on the same site.
Gloucester IT worker accused of fraud involving more than £30,000
12th January 2021
A 23 year old Gloucester IT worker is to stand jury trial accused of fraud.
Versarien puts graphene sportswear through its paces
12th January 2021
Versarien’s advanced graphene materials have been cropping up in a range of engineering projects - now you could be wearing them next time you exercise.
New management for The Post House
12th January 2021
A major residential development in one of Gloucester's landmark buildings has named their estate management company.
Vistry build on demand for strong performance
12th January 2021
Housebuilder Vistry is predicting a profit before tax for 2020 of around £140million after seeing strong demand for its homes in the second half of the year.
Cheltenham lawyers advise top UK recruitment firm on global expansion
12th January 2021
Willans' corporate team has advised Sanderson Solutions Group plc, in acquiring recruitment company Highams, along with three further businesses.
Final chance to weigh in on Gloucestershire budget
12th January 2021
Time is running out for people to have their say on Gloucestershire County Council's proposed budget for the coming year.
Kingfisher swoops on DIY demand
12th January 2021
The owners of B&Q and Screwfix have continued to cash in on the popularity of home improvement after reporting another strong set of sales figures.
Home working pitfalls must be addressed by bosses, says county law firm
12th January 2021
As the UK is instructed once more to work from home, new research from law firm Harrison Clark Rickerbys suggests homeworking may be bad for our health and flexible working policies inadequate.
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