Alder King expands planning team
21st July 2021
Gloucester-based property consultancy Alder King has announced two new appointments to its planning team.
Dean Close adds new site to its growing nursery group
21st July 2021
Cheltenham-based Dean Close Foundation has revealed the opening of its sixth 'Little Trees Nursery' this September, subject to Ofsted approval.
Brunsdon Insurance Brokers make charity commitment
21st July 2021
Gloucester based Brunsdon Insurance Brokers, are teaming up with The Pied Piper Appeal, Gloucestershire’s leading children’s charity.
Hardware store Wickes sees sales boost
21st July 2021
Hardware store Wickes, with branches in Gloucester, Cheltenham and Cirencester, has reported strong sales in the first half of the year, with stores seeing brisk trade after the easing of Covid restrictions.
Netflix subscriber numbers slump in the second quarter
21st July 2021
The company missed its growth forecast in the second quarter, predicting 1.75 million new subscribers but only reaching 1.54 million. This was far less than in 2020.
Minted: coinmakers return healthy profit from collectables
21st July 2021
Sales of commemorative coins and a dramatic rise in millennials investing in digital savings drove up profits for The Royal Mint, based near Cardiff.
Pioneering GWSR volunteers recognised with 40th anniversary awards
21st July 2021
Yesterday (Tuesday, July 20) a dozen Gloucestershire Warwickshire Steam Railway (GWSR) volunteers gathered at Winchcombe station.
Man assaulted on canal path in Stroud
21st July 2021
Two strangers attacked the victim on Friday night.
Cotswold radio station holding music marathon mayhem
21st July 2021
Radio Winchcombe is holding a music marathon on the weekend of the July 31st.
Strong outlook for UK hotels as investment volumes up 135 per cent year on year
21st July 2021
UK hotel investment volumes reached £1.7 billion in the first half of 2021, representing an increase of 135.2 per cent compared to the previous six-month.
Persistent beggar jailed after repeated ignoring injunction
21st July 2021
Wayne Lamport had been causing anti-social behaviour in Cheltenham
Fire engulfed Complete Utilities vehicles in Maisemore
20th July 2021
Residents for miles around Maisemore saw puffs of smoke rising last night, Monday 19th July after a fire engulfed a few vehicles at Overton Farm, the site on which Complete Utilities runs from.
Gloucestershire firm Versarien sets a concrete first
20th July 2021
Gloucestershire innovation firm Versarien has delivered another first with the delivery of its revolutionary graphene-enhanced concrete for a resdiential development.
Gloucestershire firm aims for air speed record
20th July 2021
A pioneering Gloucestershire firm is aiming to take air flight to the next level with its electric aircraft, setting its sights on a new air speed record.
Views sought for regeneration of Cheltenham industrial estate
20th July 2021
Residents and businesses near Lansdown Industrial Estate in Cheltenham are being asked for their views on regenerating the northern part of the site.
Government cracking down on fake online reviews
20th July 2021
Companies that try to trick customers into spending more through enticing other online users to make fake reviews of products will see higher fines.
Retail warehouses overtake supermarkets with £1bn invested in first half of 2021
20th July 2021
Retail warehouses have emerged as the most attractive retail sector asset for investors in the first half of 2021.
GWSR recognises restoration pioneers - 40 years on
20th July 2021
A special ceremony is taking place today (Tuesday, July 20) at Winchcombe station to mark the 40th anniversary of the creation of the Gloucestershire Warwickshire Steam Railway (GWSR).
PCC’s new deputy steps up to tackle anti-social behaviour
20th July 2021
Nick Evans plans on setting an approach to tackle anti-social behaviour, as the UK’s first ever Anti-Social Behaviour Awareness week begins today.
Gloucester Quays MD is key webinar speaker
20th July 2021
Jason Pullen, a consultant to Peel, the developers who announced the sale of Gloucester Quays for a £105 million price tag, is one of the key speakers at a special business webinar.
Gloucestershire County Council repairing roads melting in the heatwave
20th July 2021
The surface dressing on Gloucestershire’s roads have deteriorated following the recent high temperatures.
Deceased organ donation on the up at Gloucestershire hospitals
20th July 2021
New figures reveal there were nine deceased organ donors at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital and Cheltenham General Hospital last year.
Zoom multibillion dollar deal bets on homeworking
20th July 2021
The videoconferencing platform Zoom signals a future direction by announcing the purchase of Five9, a cloud-based call centre software company, in a multibillion-pound deal.
Team appointed for Gloucester Debenhams university campus project
19th July 2021
The University of Gloucestershire has appointed a team to turn the former Debenhams store into a city centre campus.
Gloucestershire insurance firm appoints new non-executive director
19th July 2021
Specialist financial services group Ecclesiastical has appointed Rita Bajaj as a non-executive director, effective from 15 July 2021.
Survey shows face masks still popular as nation faces 'pingdemic'
19th July 2021
Freedom Day sees the PM self isolating, a survey showing almost two thirds of adults want to carry on wearing face masks and the nation in the grips of a 'pingdemic'.
Police appeal after two-vehicle collision in Andoversford
19th July 2021
The incident happened on Thursday 15 July at around 12.25pm at the junction of the A436 and Gloucester Road, near to the Kilkeney Inn Pub.
Campaign urges: Get behind Gloucestershire hidden gems
19th July 2021
Gloucestershire cafes, restaurants and night-time venues are the focus of a new campaign launched today to help raise the profile of small firms as the country reopens from Covid restrictions.
Police investigate rogue traders in Stroud
19th July 2021
Police are investigating after reports of three men believed to be attempting to scam residents in Stroud.
Morrisons to trial shops with no tills
19th July 2021
After Amazon launched its Fresh stores, the UK’s fourth most popular supermarket chain is trialling shops with no checkouts.
Lipsticks selling in high numbers as women prepare for nights out after Freedom Day
19th July 2021
Lipsticks are said to be ‘flying off the shelves’ as there has been a 61% increase in the variety of colours of lipsticks bought in the second quarter of the year compared with the first.
Business leaders of the future get money badge
19th July 2021
Future business leaders from as young as six years old will learn more about money with a new badge.
Cheltenham firm receives £700k investment to boost cyber growth across the UK
16th July 2021
Cyber businesses across the country are set to benefit from a £700,000 fund to help develop people's skills, collaborate and break down local barriers to growth.
Fives Acres site in Forest of Dean sold
16th July 2021
The Fives Acres site in Coleford, which has been sitting empty for a couple of years and is very overgrown outside has found a buyer
Gloucestershire firm gets £90k to plant trees
16th July 2021
Gloucestershire green energy firm Ecotricity has won a government grant of nearly £90,000 to plant trees at its company sites.
Former forklift driver turned Stonehouse site manager climbing the ranks at Vistry
16th July 2021
An ambitious former forklift driver, with impressive family rugby connections, has spoken of his pride over the new-build location he site manages - and where show homes are soon to launch.
Just Eat's orders soared this year
16th July 2021
Just Eat has seen a major increase in the number of orders on its app and website over the coronavirus pandemic, as people have been stuck indoors on and off for the last 18 months, with the hospitality industry closed for much of that time.
Inflation stokes interest rate fears for Gloucestershire businesses
16th July 2021
Gloucestershire businesses could face higher borrowing costs as prices rise across the board, putting pressure on the Bank of England to consider raising interest rates.
Fuel costs at highest level since 2013
16th July 2021
The cost of petrol has gone up by 20p since November, hitting the highest levels since 2013, reports automotive group the AA.
Forest of Dean flytipper caught without waste license
16th July 2021
Forest of Dean District Council has prosecuted an individual for Fly-tipping and failing to produce a valid waste license under the Environmental Protection Act 1990.
Illegal waste burning and storage costs defendant more than £3,000 in court
16th July 2021
Wilfred Hunt of Bisley admitted three offences before Cheltenham Magistrates after Stroud District Council brought the prosecution.
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