Ribston Hall break ground on new £1.8m science facility
28th May 2021
Ribston Hall High School is laying the foundations for a STEM career, as it starts construction on a new £1.8m cutting-edge science facility.
Man banned from every restaurant in Gloucestershire
28th May 2021
Dine and dasher man received the Criminal Behaviour Order last month and has continued to offend.
Crunch time for hospitality as customers return but staff don't
28th May 2021
Skilled staff in hospitality are at home on furlough, just as businesses reopen and have to recruit new employees to fill the gap.
Huge potential in US market, Gloucestershire business reveals
28th May 2021
Gloucestershire businesses are being urged to look to the potential of the US market.
Animal relaunched as online-only brand
28th May 2021
Surfwear brand Animal has been relaunched as an online-only retailer by new owner Mountain Warehouse.
Better council services for North Cotswold residents
28th May 2021
Cotswold District Council is investing in the North Cotswolds to provide improved face-to-face services at its Moreton Area Centre.
Etsy to increase fees for sellers
28th May 2021
Digital marketplace Etsy is to increase fees for sellers, following the introduction of the digital services tax.
Gloucestershire business finalist for best takeaway award
28th May 2021
Cleeve Fish Bar, in Bishops Cleeve, has reached the finals of the British Takeaway Awards (BTAs).
Gloucestershire’s reuse shops are back
28th May 2021
The Household Recycling Centres’ reuse shops at Fosse Cross and Oak Quarry have now reopened, following the easing of coronavirus restrictions.
No commuters, no papers – Metro slump hits Mail profits
28th May 2021
A lack of people travelling on public transport during lockdown has seen profits slump for the owners of the Daily Mail.
Punchline Magazine: Gloucestershire's 100 Biggest Employers flipped over - May 2021
28th May 2021
The latest edition of Punchline's online magazine shines the spotlight on the 100 biggest employers in Gloucestershire.
Group sentenced for violent robberies which took place across four counties
28th May 2021
The five men and a teenage boy committed the offences during 2019.
Cheltenham Festival decision ‘bizarre’, Dominic Cummings tells MPs
27th May 2021
The Prime Minister’s advisor, Dominic Cummings, told a select committee letting the Cheltenham Festival go ahead was based on ‘bizarre’ advice.
Gloucester cafe dig in Fred West probe concludes
27th May 2021
Excavation work at the Clean Plate café in Gloucester has ended after a police probe into possible links with serial killer Fred West.
Newland Homes development wins construction award
27th May 2021
Gloucester-based housebuilder Newland Homes development has won an award for high standards of construction and site management.
OPS-BOX make key appointment to facilitate business growth
27th May 2021
Due to continued business growth, business support services specialist OPS-BOX has announced the appointment of a head of sales operations.
Skills shortage as Gloucestershire hospitality bounces back
27th May 2021
The hospitality industry is facing a dramatic skills shortage as it bounces back from the pandemic lockdowns, a Gloucestershire recruiter says.
FGR Women announces Sports Direct partnership
27th May 2021
Stroud-based football club Forest Green Rovers' women's team has announced a new partnership with Sports Direct.
Pets at Home sales top £1bn for first time
27th May 2021
Pets at Home has seen a huge increase in profits and sales, as a result of an “extraordinary year”.
Changes to Cotswold District Council cabinet announced
27th May 2021
Cotswold District Council leader Councillor Joe Harris has announced his new cabinet for the coming year.
Better council services for North Cotswold residents
27th May 2021
Cotswold District Council is investing in the North Cotswolds to provide improved face-to-face services at its Moreton Area Centre.
Punchline Talks - May 28 line-up revealed
27th May 2021
This week's business breakfast briefers and big interview have been announced.
Building trade hit by shortage of materials
26th May 2021
Shortages of materials are hitting building firms in Gloucestershire. High demand, import issues and HS2 are blamed.
Marks and Spencer looks to close stores
26th May 2021
High Street giant Marks and Spencer – with major outlets in Gloucester and Cheltenham – is looking to close stores following losses of over £200 million last year.
Lettings agents are all heart with their charity fundraising
26th May 2021
The lettings team at estate agents Perry Bishop have shown they are all heart by choosing to raise funds for a local charity.
Housing market on course for busiest year since 2007
26th May 2021
The stamp duty holiday and the pandemic-led 'search for space' are set to lead to the highest level of homes changing hands for 14 years.
New Visitor Information Centre available in library
26th May 2021
A new Visitor Information Centre (VIC) has been launched in Dursley and is based in the town’s library.
Covid spot checks on businesses continue
26th May 2021
As lockdown eases and more businesses reopen, council staff are working with the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) to carry out spot checks and inspections.
Taking steps to raise funds for charity
26th May 2021
This weekend starts a week long journey of walking for wellbeing to raise funds for the Pied Piper Appeal.
Positive pandemic trading for perfume specialist
26th May 2021
The Fragrance Shop has posted robust results for the last financial year, despite stores being closed for much of the year.
Nearly 500 shopworkers a day suffer violence or abuse in the workplace
26th May 2021
Nearly 500 shopworkers a day suffer abuse and violence from the public, according to new figures released today.
China overtakes Germany as UK's biggest import market
26th May 2021
China has overtaken Germany to become the UK's biggest single import market for the first time since records began.
Tourist industry looks set for billions of pounds boost
26th May 2021
Tourist industry set to get billions of pounds worth of investment
Gloucestershire firm's first with graphene in concrete
25th May 2021
Gloucestershire firm Versarien, which makes the innovative material graphene, in a world first for sustainable building.
Work set to start on Gloucester’s digital quarter
25th May 2021
Work is due to start on the first phase of The Forum in Gloucester city centre, after Gloucester-based construction firm E G Carter & Co Ltd was awarded the contract.
Hinkley Point C set to hire 1,700 more staff
25th May 2021
Nuclear power plant Hinkley Point C expects to hire 1,700 people in the next year, as spending with South West-based businesses hits £3.2 billion.
Gloucester Services included in cash boost for electric cars
25th May 2021
Gloucester M5 service station to get improved electric vehicle charging facilities.
New body to represent UK Cyber interests
25th May 2021
A new organisation called UK Cyber Cluster Collaboration (UKC3) has been launched to support economic growth in the cyber security industry.
Matson man bombarded John Lewis staff with 94 emails
25th May 2021
A 42-year-old Matson man who breached a restraining order by bombarding staff of John Lewis in Cheltenham with emails has been given a suspended jail sentence.
Gloucester Brewery announces major docks expansion
25th May 2021
Gloucester Brewery has leased a new 2,500 sq. ft dockside warehouse to expand its brewing capacity and open a new taproom and shop.
M&S sees boost in women's fashion sales
25th May 2021
Marks & Spencer grew its share of the online women's fashion market faster than any other fashion retailer last year.
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