Stroud based brewery inspires change with new River Cottage beer range
12th July 2021
Stroud Brewery, an independent, organic craft brewer has launched a an amazing beer trilogy with Hugh Fearnley-Wittingstall of River Cottage.
Businesses may have to change the way employees work
12th July 2021
This comes after an Aviva survey found that 47% of people are less career focussed due to the pandemic.
Shopworkers union makes 'keep masks' plea
12th July 2021
Shopworkers union Usdaw has urged the Government to keep the wearing of face masks in shops even when restrictions lift.
Cotswold District Council introduces community flood wardens
12th July 2021
The scheme will involve recruiting and training volunteer flood wardens from across the district and provide information and advice to householders on flood precautions.
County Council and Cirencester Market backs scheme to prevent fake designer goods
12th July 2021
A national campaign to stop shoppers being duped into buying rip-off fakes of designer goods and other illicit items is being backed by Gloucestershire County Council and Cirencester Town Council.
Police responded to wounding in Gloucester
12th July 2021
Officers are investigating an assault which took place in Gloucester.
Eagle Tower employee to run London Marathon
12th July 2021
She had been due to take part in 2020 but that was cancelled at the height of the pandemic.
Warning over fraudsters claiming to be police officers
12th July 2021
An elderly woman in Gloucester fell victim earlier this week.
Extinction Rebellion co-founder admits deliberately smashing window at bank
12th July 2021
The woman who admits deliberately smashing a window told a judge today that the manager would have given her permission.
Woman who filmed hospital in bid to disprove covid stands trial in Cirencester
12th July 2021
200 anti-vaccination protesters gathered this morning outside a magistrates in support of the anti-lockdown activist.
Coronavirus LIVE Updates: The latest news from across Gloucestershire on Friday, July 9
9th July 2021
The ongoing coronavirus situation is changing by the hour with announcements being made about businesses and services that are being forced to adapt and change.
Private equity model 'wrong for care homes'
9th July 2021
Care homes in Gloucestershire are at risk from private equity buyouts which put the ‘wrong kind of pressure’ on them.
Blue Sky Signs moves into 'vehicle wrapping'
9th July 2021
The sky’s the limit for a Gloucester-based print and signage company Blue Sky Signs Ltd as it moves to new premises to accommodate its expansion into vehicle wrapping.
Laithwaites makes donation to Gloucester Rugby's new facilities
9th July 2021
Gloucester-based wine retailer Laithwaites Wines has made a significant contribution towards Gloucester Rugby's upgraded pitch and training facilities.
Dobbies opens third high street garden centre
9th July 2021
Garden centre chain Dobbies has today opened another 'little dobbies' store.
Lloyds fined for sending nearly nine million misleading insurance letters
9th July 2021
Lloyds Bank General Insurance Limited (LBGI), the insurance arm of Lloyds Banking Group, has been fined more than £90m.
Supermarket abandons CDs and DVDs but nostalgia is booming
9th July 2021
Supermarket chain Sainsbury's – with stores across Gloucestershire - is to stop selling CDs and DVDs as customers turn to streaming services instead.
National Minimum Wage rate reminder for seasonal staff
9th July 2021
Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs have reminded those working summer jobs such as students that they should check they are being paid the National Minimum Wage.
Update on Gloucestershire's mobile coronavirus testing unit locations in July
9th July 2021
Mobile testing units are available at locations across Gloucestershire.
Sentence for Stroud drug-driver who assaulted two police constables
9th July 2021
He also pleaded guilty to driving a VW Golf in Stroud, with excess cannabis in his system.
Gloucester man thought to have been murdered, killed himself with a sword
9th July 2021
A Gloucester man who was initially thought to have been murdered in his home had in fact killed himself with a sword while high on ecstasy, an inquest heard.
Economy slows despite hospitality boost
9th July 2021
The UK's economy grew more slowly than expected in May despite a boost from the hospitality sector.
Minister for Tourism makes whirlwind trip to Cheltenham
9th July 2021
He was shown the very best of Cheltenham tourism and hospitality by Marketing Cheltenham manager David Jackson.
Tayntons to hold make-up evening in aid of cancer support charity
9th July 2021
A night of networking and make-up tips in partnership with the Leading Ladies of Gloucestershire group is to be held in aid of the Maggie's centre in Cheltenham.
Gloucester Docks could see a new floating restaurant
8th July 2021
Plans have been submitted to Gloucester City Council for a unique type of eatery in Gloucester Docks.
Dowty Propellers completes largest ever R&D propeller project
8th July 2021
Gloucester-based Dowty Propellers has today announced the successful completion of its largest ever propeller R&D programme.
Plans approved for Norville relocation
8th July 2021
Well-known Gloucester business Norville has secured planning permission to move its manufacturing site out of Tredworth to Quedgeley.
New technology stores for UK airports
8th July 2021
Retailer WH Smith is opening 18 technology and accessory stores at UK airports, trading under its InMotion brand.
Sporting chance for businesses to partner with Hartpury
8th July 2021
Businesses are being offered the chance to partner with 10 'fantastic' sporting academies at Hartpury University and Hartpury College.
Self-isolation rules cause 'carnage' for hospitality staffing
8th July 2021
The hospitality sector faces acute staff shortages as positive Covid test results lead to whole work teams having to self-isolate. One industry body has described the situation as ‘carnage’.
Gloucestershire has a new Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner
8th July 2021
The Conservative councillor for Tidenham was confirmed at a meeting of the Police and Crime Panel on Wednesday July 7th.
Punchline Talks – July 9 line-up revealed
8th July 2021
It has been another big week of news for the Punchline Friday Business Briefers to discuss.
Drug dealer put up a fight when caught by police
8th July 2021
A drug dealer put up such a fight when he was caught by police that officers had to use PAVA spray and three bursts from a taser gun.
Appeal for witnesses following burglary at shop in Gloucester
8th July 2021
Investigating officers are asking anyone with information to come forward.
Gardening sales boost 'volatile' trading for discount retailer
8th July 2021
Gardening products gave a welcome boost to sales as discount retailer B&M reported an overall fall in revenue in the first financial quarter.
'Build Back Better Fund' to aid Gloucestershire recovery
8th July 2021
Gloucestershire County Council has announced a £2million ‘Build Back Better Fund’ to be launched later this month. The fund is aimed at helping communities recover from the impact of Covid-19.
Interior designer and insurance broker walk Hadrian’s Wall for cancer charity
8th July 2021
Neil Brimble and John Phillips are walking the 84 miles of Hadrian’s Wall in aid of Linc.
Cheltenham business park sold in multi-asset deal
7th July 2021
Developer Chancerygate and Hines have agreed to sell a 608,000 sq ft, five-asset portfolio to real estate private equity firm Northwood Investors for an undisclosed sum.
Top Gloucestershire engineering firm decides not to sell
7th July 2021
A top Gloucestershire engineering firm has decided not to sell after it was unable to find the right buyer that would look after the interests of all its stakeholders.
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