Council puts customers first with new online system
27th August 2020
Tewkesbury Borough Council is set to transform the way it interacts with its customers online, after signing up with new digital platform, Liberty Create.
Properties selling at rapid rate since lockdown
27th August 2020
Properties are selling quicker as the market deals with pent-up demand following the coronavirus lockdown, according to new research.
Suspended sentence for stealing £7,000 of power tools from Gloucester business
27th August 2020
A burglar who stole more than £7,000 worth of power tools from a Gloucester painting business has been handed a six-month suspended jail sentence by Cheltenham magistrates.
Citizen and Echo editor leaves role among changes
26th August 2020
Rachael Sugden has left her role as senior editor for Gloucestershire as part of a major restructuring by publishers Reach plc.
Lister survey reveals digital lockdown revolution
26th August 2020
More than nine in 10 businesses have used video conferences since the introduction of coronavirus restrictions, according to a new survey.
Gloucestershire furlough figures paint 'increasingly scary' picture
26th August 2020
Furlough numbers in Gloucestershire are "increasingly scary" according to a senior figure at Business West.
Doors open on £5m Cinderford health centre
26th August 2020
A £5million health centre has opened in Cinderford to replace the town's existing health centre.
Calls to leave Eat Out scheme on the menu
26th August 2020
Fresh calls have been made to extend the Eat Out to Help Out Scheme after official figures showed it had attracted more than 64 million diners it its first three weeks.
UK looks set to lose £22billion from missing tourists and visitors
26th August 2020
A staggering £22 billion looks set to be lost from the UK economy due to the collapse of international travel during 2020, according to a new report.
Cotswold pub with new owners undergoes lockdown revamp
26th August 2020
Following the successful launch of their first pub The Stump in Cirencester last year, its owners have announced the opening of their second pub in Gloucestershire.
Schools revise plans to ease pupils' return
26th August 2020
Pupils will return to schools across Gloucestershire next week with a few new lessons to be learned about daily life.
Council offers £10,000 funding for community groups
26th August 2020
Community groups and organisations struggling due to the COVID-19 pandemic are being offered the chance to apply for a support grant from Gloucester City Council.
Lockdown regrets see big rise in retail returns
26th August 2020
Research by the Royal Mail suggests many Brits regretted lockdown purchases, with retail returns in July up by 25 per cent on last July.
Cirencester fashion store to close
26th August 2020
Phase Eight women’s clothing store will close in Cirencester next week.
Street artists to return to Cheltenham
26th August 2020
Cheltenham Paint Festival will return next week (September 5-6), to give the public a chance to see spectacular new street art.
Recovered puppies are being cared for in a secured kennel
26th August 2020
A number of puppies that were recovered during the arrest of a man on Saturday are healthy.
Three in four workers not victims of discrimination
26th August 2020
Ageism is the most common form of perceived discrimination in the workplace, according to new research.
Gloucester-based architects secure place on £500m contract framework
25th August 2020
A national architectural practice, which has an office in Gloucester, has secured a place in five regions of the Procure Partnerships Professional Services Framework.
Minster innovation centre clears planning hurdle
25th August 2020
Plans for an innovation hub which forms part of £3.1million project in the centre of Cheltenham have been approved.
Pedal4PiedPiper virtual cycling event raises £4000
25th August 2020
In place of its annual Sportive, the Pied Piper Appeal partnered with the Rotary Gloucester Quays team to run a virtual cycling fundraising event last month.
Is studying and earning at the same time the way forward post-Covid?
25th August 2020
A Gloucestershire firm is among apprenticeship companies hoping for a surge in interest as GCSE with A-level results published.
Raytheon teams up with Navy charity to drive STEM learning
25th August 2020
Raytheon UK has launched a long-term charity partnership designed to drive the company's commitment to STEM learning.
Cheltenham College looks for innovation to create room
25th August 2020
Cheltenham College has lodged planning applications for an innovation centre and a nursery building.
Care home reopening doors to respite care
25th August 2020
A Cheltenham care home is poised to become one of the first specialist dementia facilities to reopen its respite care facility following the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic.
Mental health services available for people needing support
25th August 2020
Services to support people who have been struggling with their mental health as a result of the coronavirus crisis are still available.
John Lewis switches on Christmas website
25th August 2020
The unveiling of John Lewis' Christmas advert has become one of the main signals the festive season is on its way - now the retailer has responded to a demand for festive products by opening up its online Christmas shop early.
Funding available for research into CO poisoning
25th August 2020
A charity has launched its call for grants for research into the prevention of carbon monoxide poisoning.
DFS posts note of caution after surge in sales
25th August 2020
DFS has reported a surge in revenue to kick off its new financial year after posting a loss over the previous 12 months.
Ex-player responds to rugby club's appeal for help
25th August 2020
Andy Bird, owner of Andrew Bird Hearing in Cheltenham, is repaying the cash-strapped club that nurtured his love of rugby.
CBI reveals worst year for jobs since 2009
25th August 2020
The last year has seen the largest loss of retail jobs in the UK since the financial crisis according to the latest figures.
Man sentenced to over three years for cuckooing vulnerable woman
25th August 2020
Police making a welfare check on a vulnerable Cheltenham woman who had previously been 'cuckooed' by a drug dealer found another one in her home.
Legislation launches move for greener supply chains
25th August 2020
Businesses in the UK could be banned from using products from land which has been deforested illegally - and Unilever is partnering with a US tech company in a bid to tackle deforestation and environmental threats in its supply chains.
Former puppy farmer being forced to pay back ill-gotten gains
25th August 2020
A puppy farmer who was jailed in 2018 for conning customers is now being forced to pay back his ill-gotten earnings.
Police arrest 17-year-old after Tesco robbery
25th August 2020
A teenager is in custody on suspicion of robbery today following a speedy and co-ordinated response by Gloucestershire Constabulary.
Ecclesiastical 'resilient' despite £60m loss
24th August 2020
Ecclesiastical Insurance said the effects of the coronavirus pandemic on long-term investments were to blame for a pre-tax loss of almost £60million.
"I'll keep going" says 90-year-old shopkeeper rocked by burglary
24th August 2020
A 90-year-old shopkeeper has vowed to keep on trading, despite a burglary which left him feeling 'devastated'.
Build complete at £10.2m Gloucestershire business park
24th August 2020
Industrial developer Chancerygate has achieved practical completion for its 94,000sq ft Furlong Business Park scheme near Cheltenham.
COVID-19 causes law firms to jump three years into the future
24th August 2020
The coronavirus lockdown has accelerated many law firms three years into the future, according to a Cheltenham based audit, tax, advisory and risk firm Crowe.
Travel needs help to keep moving warns ABTA
24th August 2020
Travel industry trade body ABTA has called for "tailored support" to stem the flow of job losses.
Housing developer appoints new land director
24th August 2020
Stonewood Partnerships have announced the appointment of a new residential land director, with plans to lift the company's site acquisition to a new level.
Two Rivers takes control of fresh properties
24th August 2020
Two Rivers Housing has completed the handover of 12 new affordable home at Tutshill.
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