Gloucestershire company claims Wembley win at Family Business of the Year awards
23rd July 2019
Blue and orange were the winning colours at the awards ceremony at Wembley Stadium.
New board members for GFirst LEP
23rd July 2019
GFirst LEP, Gloucestershire’s Local Enterprise Partnership, has appointed two people to its Board of Directors.
Entrepreneur sets up conference to help single mums get into business
23rd July 2019
A conference for single mums who are running a business alongside caring for children is being organised by a Gloucestershire-based entrepreneur.
Evidence that Gloucestershire was involved in import and export - nearly 2,000 years ago
23rd July 2019
It appears that Gloucestershire was at the heart of commerce nearly 2,000 years ago.
Quartet of Gloucestershire companies earn nomination for Great British Entrepreneur Awards
23rd July 2019
A quartet of companies from Gloucestershire have earned nominations for the Great British Entrepreneur Awards.
Five Acres High has designs on making Coleford plastic-free
23rd July 2019
Pupils from Five Acres High School have been getting behind the Plastic Free Coleford campaign, which was launched over the weekend at this year’s Coleford Music Festival.
Employees not getting full annual leave
23rd July 2019
Nearly two million workers in the UK are not getting their legal holiday entitlement, according to the TUC.
Profits soar at Joules
23rd July 2019
Fashion retailer Joules has bucked the high street trend, recording a rise in pre-tax profits of £19.4 million.
Sains-eroo pizza
23rd July 2019
Sainsbury’s is the first supermarket to team up with food delivery service, Deliveroo.
Ferrari dealer invests in another Mercedes classic
23rd July 2019
Mercedes-Benz and Ferrari might be rivals on the track, but they make a great team for supercar specialist Bob Houghton Ltd.
GUILTY: Gloucester teenager who imported a gun was plotting a massacre
22nd July 2019
Kyle Davies has been found guilty of importing a gun with intent to endanger life at Gloucester Crown court
Main route in to Gloucester will be closed tonight with further disruption this week
22nd July 2019
The Cross Keys roundabout will be closed overnight during this week for roadworks.
South West businesses to benefit from £18billion Hinkley Point contracts
22nd July 2019
Opportunities for investment in large-scale projects in the South West’s nuclear sector have never been stronger, according to findings by business development experts.
Plans submitted to transform 'messy' area of prime public realm in the heart of Cheltenham
22nd July 2019
A new look for one of Cheltenham’s most prominent buildings had already been approved and now plans have gone in to create a public plaza on Imperial Square.
Hazlewoods employees celebrate 100 years
22nd July 2019
Hazlewoods, the Cheltenham-based firm of business advisers and chartered accountant, celebrates its centenary year in 2019.
£6,000 of drugs found on comatose drug dealer in hospital
22nd July 2019
A disabled 42 year old drug addict who tried to kill himself was found to have more than £6,000 worth of heroin and cocaine in his clothing when he was lying comatose in hospital, a court heard yesterday.
Good causes in Gloucester benefit from £237k of recent National Lottery Community funding
22nd July 2019
Gloucester community projects have been awarded £236,746 from The National Lottery Community Fund in the last three months.
Lib-Dems at the helm of Police scrutiny
22nd July 2019
Following the elections in May, the balance of power swung away from the Conservatives on the Police and Crime Panel.
UK suffering from £130 billion fraud bill
22nd July 2019
Fraud is costing businesses and individuals in the UK £130 billion each year, according to research published today.
Jail for Gloucester man who attacked man who racially abused him
22nd July 2019
A Kingsholm man who launched a ferocious attack on a disabled man who had racially abused him - breaking his victim's jaw and nose - has been jailed.
Sample the world on a plate at the Gloucester Quays Food Festival
22nd July 2019
A slice of Gloucestershire food and drink will be served up alongside culinary delights from across the globe at the Gloucester Quays Food Festival next week.
Gloucestershire drug dealer caught with his hand down the toilet is sent to prison
22nd July 2019
A Forest of Dean drug dealer was caught red-handed by police who raided his home and found him desperately trying to get rid of cocaine down the toilet, a court heard.
Gloucestershire County Cricket Club to go purple for a day for charity
22nd July 2019
The club will be raising money for charity Grief Encounter who supported Tom Smith after the death of his wife last year.
How the police and US Homeland Security foiled Gloucester teen's attempt to commit mass murder
22nd July 2019
The man who led the investigation in to Kyle Davies is in no doubt that the Gloucester teen was planning “to follow the footsteps of the murderers he idolised.”
Multi-million pound redevelopment of listed city centre hotel could be afoot
19th July 2019
Speculation is rife this morning that a Gloucestershire building company linked to one of the country’s wealthiest businessmen could be about to redevelop an historic city centre hotel.
Contractor named for new £4.3 million housing development
19th July 2019
Just a week after approval from Cheltenham Borough Council planners the project to replace three properties with 27 new homes is underway.
New bar unveiled for Cheltenham
19th July 2019
Another jewel is to be added to the £100 million town centre attraction that is The Brewery Quarter, creating “dozens of jobs”.
Stagecoach West drivers make the finals of Bus Driver of the Year
19th July 2019
It is ‘next stop, Bus Driver of the Year 2019 finals’ for three drivers from Stagecoach West.
Forever Better - Gillman's extend partnership with leading German brand Miele
19th July 2019
When Gillman’s started selling domestic appliances to the people of Gloucester back in 1969, one of the first brands they went into partnership with was Miele.
Leadership hopeful heads to Gloucester to canvass on the doorstep
19th July 2019
Liberal Democrat leadership contender Sir Ed Davey has visited Gloucester and joined campaigning in two key council by-elections in the city.
Warning: This is where mobile speed cameras will be sited this weekend
19th July 2019
Drivers are being alerted to the location of mobile speed cameras throughout the county.
More uncertainty for Gloucester’s flagship store
19th July 2019
The future of Gloucester’s Debenhams store continues to look uncertain, after it was revealed the retailer is already bracing itself for a difficult Christmas period.
Question mark over future of A417 ‘missing link’ scheme
19th July 2019
With the departure of transport minister, Chris Grayling, a question mark must now hang over the future of the A417 ‘missing link’ scheme.
Gloucestershire’s Great Big Pub Quiz
19th July 2019
Enjoy a pint, pub quiz and help raise vital funds for specialist palliative care for local families in ‘Gloucestershire’s Great Big Pub Quiz’.
“Retail outlets deserve to be protected (from serial shoplifter)" says judge
19th July 2019
A serial shoplifter who persistently stole from stores she had been banned from has been jailed.
Violent alcoholic sent to prison for grievous bodily harm
19th July 2019
A 27-year-old violent alcoholic who fractured his victim's skull with a single punch has been sent to prison.
Polo day raises £38,000 for Alzheimer's Society
19th July 2019
Earlier this month, one of England’s best polo players, Luke Tomlinson, and Alzheimer’s Society Ambassador Rupert Adams welcomed guests to a special charity polo day at Beaufort Polo Club, Tetbury
Land purchase kick-starts next phase of 465 home development near Churchdown
18th July 2019
Detailed plans for a 465-home estate between Churchdown and Gloucester are close to being completed after a developer completed the purchase of the site
10 Gloucestershire pubs to have a new owner in £1.27 billion deal
18th July 2019
A pub portfolio that includes 10 Gloucestershire hostelries is set to be sold for £1.27billion.
Gloucester teen accused of importing gun tells court he finds videos of executions "interesting"
18th July 2019
A Gloucester teenager accused of importing a deadly Glock handgun as part of a plan to commit a massacre told a court today that he was just 'interested in getting into the mind of a mass killer.'
Christmas Market and ice rink to become a fixture of the festive period in Gloucester
18th July 2019
Plans have been submitted that would see the festivities be held in Gloucester for the next five years.
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