Who in Gloucestershire made Forbes' list of global billionaires?
6th March 2019
One Cotswolds resident is on the list of people worth in excess of a billion dollars
Location revealed for new Cheltenham fashion retailer
6th March 2019
One of the Gloucestershire's most popular shopping streets is about to get a new addition.
Energy tycoon to open vegan school dinners business
6th March 2019
A former New Age traveller now multi-millionaire energy tycoon and football club owner is due to launch a vegan school dinner business in Gloucestershire.
Get your Punchline jigsaw - while you still can
6th March 2019
A staggering 40 per cent of the special-edition Punchline jigsaws have been sold in just five days, so buy one before they're all gone.
Warning: This is where mobile speed cameras will be sited in March
6th March 2019
Drivers are being alerted to the location of mobile speed cameras throughout Gloucestershire in March.
Gloucester's eyesores are being transformed
6th March 2019
Significant progress has been made regenerating some of Gloucester’s eyesores, according to an update published by Gloucester City Council.
Open morning for established cathedral school
6th March 2019
Local independent school, King's Gloucester, is opening its doors this Saturday to give prospective parents and students a flavour of what it has to offer.
Auctioneers launch charity partnership
6th March 2019
Gloucestershire fine art auctioneers and valuers, Chorley’s, have teamed up with local medical charity, Cobalt, to support them throughout 2019.
Open evening to showcase learning opportunities at SGS College
6th March 2019
A vast array of learning opportunities will be waiting to be discovered at SGS College’s open evening later this month.
MP urges Gloucestershire charities to help global projects
6th March 2019
Charities across the county are being encouraged to apply for government funding that will allow them to export their knowledge and expertise across the globe.
Government could cut tariffs in no-deal Brexit
6th March 2019
The UK government could cut trade tariffs on the majority of goods in the event of a no-deal Brexit, according to the latest reports.
Cotswold supermarket is proving where your food comes from
6th March 2019
New technology proving where your food comes from has become a firm favourite with customers of a Cotswolds supermarket.
Chancellor urged to help small businesses in spring statement
6th March 2019
The government is being urged to arrest a continued slump in the optimism of small businesses in next week’s Spring statement.
Apprenticeships fall by a quarter
6th March 2019
The number of people starting a training programme under the government’s new apprenticeship scheme has fallen, according to the latest figures from the National Audit Office (NAO).
Appeal to trace missing 13-year-old school girl called off
6th March 2019
Police are appealing for help to trace a 13-year-old girl missing since this morning (Wednesday, March 6).
More bad news for Debenhams as sales continue to fall
5th March 2019
Sales continue to fall at Debenhams and the struggling high street giant has issued another profit warning.
Sports fashion giant coming to Cheltenham
5th March 2019
JD Sports are hoping to open a ‘warehouse style’ store in Cheltenham, with the creation of 22 jobs
New finance director for food innovation specialists
5th March 2019
Food and drink innovation specialists Campden BRI have appointed Chris Ikpeme as their new director of finance.
New home for King’s Music School
5th March 2019
The King’s School, Gloucester is the new tenant of the old Probate Offices on the corner of Pitt Street in Gloucester.
Rotary to stage Gloucester Rugby meet to garner new members
5th March 2019
One of Gloucestershire’s longest-standing Rotary clubs is hoping to attract new members to its ranks.
Greg James kicks off May bank holiday weekend at Cheltenham Racecourse
5th March 2019
Racegoers and party lovers can enjoy a bank holiday after party with Greg James, for the last race day of the season at Cheltenham Racecourse.
Contractor revealed for major Stonehouse roadworks
5th March 2019
Gloucestershire County Council has gone out of county to find a contractor for its improvements to the main A419 Stonehouse M5 Stroud artery road.
University praised for its entrepreneurial excellence
5th March 2019
The Royal Agricultural University has been made a centre of excellence by the Institute of Enterprise and Entrepreneurs.
Calls for investigation after rise in home schooling
5th March 2019
A dramatic rise in the number of children being taken out of school to be home educated has prompted one of Gloucestershire’s MPs to raise the issue in Parliament.
School expansion complete - on time and on budget
5th March 2019
The ribbon has been cut to celebrate the opening of a £5millione expansion to Severn Vale school.
Punchline-Gloucester.com launches charity jigsaw
4th March 2019
The faces of Gloucestershire business are celebrated in the latest edition of Punchline Magazine – and a special-edition jigsaw puzzle.
Cheltenham man with 119 offences jailed
4th March 2019
A 53 year old Cheltenham man with a criminal record of 119 offences stretching back more than forty years was jailed for 876 days on 28 February, for his latest crime.
Police appeal after female officer is headbutted
4th March 2019
Police are appealing for witnesses after an incident at the Royal British Legion Club in Hardwicke which saw a female officer headbutted.
Ted Baker boss is now 'hands off' after 'forced hugging' allegations
4th March 2019
The founder of the fashion chain, which is one of the flagship stores at Gloucester Quays has resigned with immediate effect.
Business honoured for its commitment to wellbeing
4th March 2019
A company which has pioneered the mind, body and spirit approach to wellbeing in Cheltenham for the past 23 years has been awarded a special charter.
Clear pictures emerge from Brexit workshop
4th March 2019
Gloucestershire businesses gained some clarity over their legal obligations following Brexit at a workshop run by Cheltenham law firm, Willans LLP.
Government cash boost to poorer towns after Brexit
4th March 2019
A £1.6bn government fund has been set up to boost less well-off towns in England after Brexit.
Consultation on Forest of Dean bus routes starts today
4th March 2019
Now is the time for customers to get on board a consultation being driven by Stagecoach to help decide future bus routes.
Park for free in Cheltenham during The Festival
4th March 2019
There will be one benefit to locals during the chaos of Gold Cup week – free parking in Cheltenham town centre.
Dunkerton's Lucky Onion reveals latest plans
4th March 2019
No stranger to revealing plans to achieve a considerable footprint on Gloucestershire's pub, bar and hotel trade – the Lucky Onion is at it again.
Pictures: New multi-million pound brewery revealed
4th March 2019
An organic beer producer synonymous with Gloucestershire has unveiled its near £2million new brewery.
Man arrested in connection with Gloucester stabbing
4th March 2019
An-18-year-old man has been arrested in connection with an incident in Gloucester which saw a teenager stabbed.
Quays fashion brand to file for administration
1st March 2019
A high-end fashion retailer with stores at Gloucester Quays and Cheltenham town centre, is to file for administration.
Sharp decline in local newspaper sales
1st March 2019
Circulation figures show a decline of 23 per cent at one of the county's newspapers.
Cheltenham firms develop training device for NHS Trust
1st March 2019
Two Cheltenham-based businesses have been collaborating with Barts Health NHS Trust to produce a revolutionary new medical training device.
Gloucestershire law firms receive multi-million pound investment
1st March 2019
Two niche property law firms, Equilaw and Thomas Legal, have received a multi-million pound investment from BGF, the UK’s most active investor in growing companies.
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