120-year-old Stroud business sold
8th September 2021
Merthyr-based Rabart Decorators Merchants has purchased Bailey Paints, located at Griffin Mill Estate in Stroud, for an undisclosed amount.
IT analyst who cheated employers must repay £24K in three months
8th September 2021
A former special police constable who cheated his Tewkesbury employers out of thousands of pounds has been ordered to repay his ill-gotten gains.
John Lewis to sell fashion in Waitrose stores in bid to turnaround profits
8th September 2021
Its current Anyday line will soon include a clothing range.
Pent up desire drives up sales at Avenue Cars
8th September 2021
This comes six months after moving to their new premises.
Top green rating for Hydro
8th September 2021
Aluminium firm Hydro – with sites in Gloucester and Cheltenham - has been given a top environmental rating.
Supply chain issues puncture bicycle sales
8th September 2021
Supply times for bicycles are stuck in the slow lane with one Gloucester retailer saying it's taking nearly three times as long to get imports.
CCTV appeal after theft from Gloucester city centre jewellers
8th September 2021
Officers investigating a theft from a jeweller in Gloucester city centre have released an image of a man they would like to identify.
Appeal to locate woman after car found abandoned on bridge
8th September 2021
Police are appealing for help to locate a 47-year-old woman from Berkeley.
“Excellent performance” at Dunelm leads to £1bn in sales
8th September 2021
Shareholders have been given a bumper payout.
Rents outside London hit new highs
8th September 2021
Rents outside of London have gone up by the highest amount in more than a decade, according to latest research.
Large scale events are back on at the NEC with UK Health and Safety event
8th September 2021
This is a promising move for the Events industry that was hit hard by the pandemic.
Sign up to pedal for Maggie's
8th September 2021
Cycle 40 or 60 miles through the Cotswolds on Sunday 12th September, to raise money for people living with cancer, their friends and family.
Driver strike threat could make cement run dry
8th September 2021
Threatened strike action by lorry drivers at leading building materials supplier Hanson could lead to a shortage of cement.
Eleven covid rule breakers fined over £6,000
8th September 2021
They ignored Tier 4 regulations earlier in the year and have had to pay the price.
New Gloucester to Bristol railway service amid £6m upgrade to railway station
7th September 2021
A new and improved rail link between Gloucester Railway Station and Bristol has been secured. It will run far more frequently than before.
Persistent shoplifter banned from majority of shops in Gloucestershire
7th September 2021
The order is in place for five years.
ProCook planning a stock market listing
7th September 2021
Gloucestershire-based kitchenware firm ProCook is planning a public flotation on the London Stock Market.
Gloucester housebuilder commits to United Nations' Climate Neutral Now pledge
7th September 2021
Barnwood-based Newland Homes is marking its 30th year in operation this year by becoming the first traditional housebuilder in the UK to sign up to the United Nations' Climate Neutral Now pledge.
New cafe owners announced at Lydney Docks
7th September 2021
The cafe is part of Forest of Dean District Council’s ‘Destination Lydney Harbour’ project.
Letting agreed for redeveloped Cheltenham office block next to John Lewis
7th September 2021
Property investment and asset management specialist Addington Capital has secured a significant office letting at 109-117 High Street in Cheltenham, adjacent to the John Lewis store.
A year long sale has seen Ted Baker revenue go up by 50 per cent
7th September 2021
As with many retailers, Ted Baker is attempting to bounce back from the pandemic.
End of furlough won't solve staff shortages
7th September 2021
Labour supply problems could last for up to two years and the end of furlough won't help, it's claimed.
A 'mixed' summer for retail - like the weather
7th September 2021
Retail sales increased by 3% in August but like the weather it was a mixed bag.
Appeal following suspected arson in Cheltenham
7th September 2021
Witnesses are being sought after a bin fire spread to a house
Proposals to be revealed for new £11m Bishop’s Cleeve primary school
7th September 2021
Initial proposals for the new £11 million primary school in Bishop's Cleeve are set to be revealed next week.
Arrest made following arsons in Hatherley area of Cheltenham
7th September 2021
Officers are continuing to investigate what happened
Major £175k grant secured to enhance Cheltenham's landscapes
7th September 2021
Almost £175k has been awarded by National Grid Landscape Enhancement Initiative to develop and enhance Leckhampton Hill, Charlton Kings Common and Ravensgate Common.
Gloucester City Homes chief executive to retire
7th September 2021
Asif Bhatti, chair of independent housing provider Gloucester City Homes has announced the retirement of its chief executive at the end of March 2022.
National insurance hike 'devastating' for business
7th September 2021
Putting up National Insurance would be a severe blow to small businesses and sole traders.
Supply chain issues hit IKEA
7th September 2021
IKEA – with major stores in Bristol and Cardiff – is the latest retailer to be hit by supply chain issues.
Staycations increase holiday let mortgages
7th September 2021
The number of holiday rental properties and adjacent mortgage deals for those properties has doubled in the last year.
Record high for property prices
7th September 2021
The average property price in the UK has hit a record high.
Gloucestershire farmer raises £50,000 riding 650 miles for Shire Horse Challenge
7th September 2021
The ride is in memory of his late brother.
Superdry sues over fashion 'copy' claim
6th September 2021
Cheltenham-based fashion retailer Superdry is suing an online retailer, claiming it has ripped off its designs.
Rat graffiti sparks Banksy rumours
6th September 2021
Is it a Banksy? A mysterious rat graffiti on the offices of a Gloucester business has sparked rumours.
£5.3m medical centre set to open in Gloucester
6th September 2021
Gloucester's new £5.3m healthcare facilities at Quayside House will be officially opened today (Monday, September 6).
Charity golf fundraiser raised a tee-rific amount
6th September 2021
Stroud-based charity The Nelson Trust held its annual charity golf event at Minchinhampton Golf Club on Friday, September 3.
Angling boom set to have positive effect on business
6th September 2021
The recent boom in angling could have a positive knock-on effect on accommodation and hospitality businesses in Gloucestershire.
Marquees for pubs and restaurants could stay
6th September 2021
Marquees outside pubs and restaurants could become a fixture as the Government reviews the current relaxation of rules.
Vaccine passports for hospitality 'unworkable'
6th September 2021
Vaccine passports are ‘unworkable’ and will cause conflict, a hospitality group says.
Former councillor imprisoned partner in Stroud home
6th September 2021
A former councillor imprisoned his partner in her home in Stroud in a bid to find out the identity of the new man in her life.
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