Potholes costing drivers £1m a month
11th May 2018
The number of pothole-related claims has shot up this year, with more during the first four months of 2018 than the whole of 2017, according to the AA.
Superdry bucks high street trend with big profits
11th May 2018
Superdry has seen profits soar over the last year, despite challenging high street conditions which have hit a number of other retailers hard.
Busy road will close for major repairs
11th May 2018
Drivers will face diversions in the Forest of Dean when a major route undergoes resurfacing work.
Primary school asked to grow by 50 per cent to take on 210 more children
11th May 2018
A county primary school is being asked to grow by more than 50 per cent to cater for the growing numbers of children in Gloucestershire.
Sale revealed of a fast-growing food delivery business
11th May 2018
A period of sustained growth has led to the sale of a Gloucestershire wholesaler.
Gloucester Quays Food Festival is cancelled as £400,000 transformation begins
10th May 2018
One of the county's biggest events, the Gloucester Quays Food Festival, won't go-ahead this summer because of a major improvement scheme.
Any new court 'should be in Gloucester city centre'
10th May 2018
There are calls for a new civil justice centre to be built in Gloucester city centre rather than in Quedgeley.
Stewart Golf team up with the Red Arrows
10th May 2018
Quedgeley-based golf trolley manufacturer Stewart Golf has a new sponsorship deal with the Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team, the Red Arrows.
Accolades galore for Cirencester restaurant
10th May 2018
A Cirencester bistro and deli has picked up two national awards, Bistro of the Year and Most Family Friendly Restaurant.
BT to cut 13,000 jobs
10th May 2018
BT is set to slash thousands of jobs over the next three years, as part of a plan to invest in ultrafast broadband and the next generation of mobile networks.
Air pollution report 'does not go far enough'
10th May 2018
A Green councillor has rejected the recommendations of the county's Air Pollution Task Group, saying they do not go far enough.
Gambling addicts admit smashing up betting shop
10th May 2018
Two gambling addicts went on a £20,000 rampage of destruction in a betting shop after failing in a bid to self-exclude themselves from the premises, a court heard.
HMRC warns on tax refund scams
9th May 2018
HMRC is calling on people to stay vigilant in the fight against fraudsters, who are using email and text messages to scam them out of their savings.
Contractor appointed for high street improvements
9th May 2018
Plans to refresh Cheltenham’s High Street moved a step closer, with the appointment of a contractor have taken to deliver the first phase of work.
Shotgun and drugs seized in Gloucester
9th May 2018
Four men have been arrested and a quantity of suspected class A drugs seized after police responded to reports of a fight in Gloucester.
New campaign to improve county's railway station
9th May 2018
Stroud Railway Station may be given a facelift so it makes a good first impression on travellers.
40 per cent rise in profits to almost £100m
9th May 2018
If it was any other company you might think after announcing a near 40 per cent rise in profit talk of more growth might suggest over confidence.
Cheltenham Jazz Festival breaks records
9th May 2018
Cheltenham Jazz Festival has broken box office records, as more than 30,000 visitors and locals flocked to Cheltenham to celebrate jazz in all its diversity over the Bank Holiday weekend.
At the sharp end of GDPR
9th May 2018
The new GDPR regulations, aimed at strengthening and unifying data protection for individuals within the EU, are a hot topic for business.
From history exam to equestrian success
9th May 2018
A 15-year-old Gloucestershire student was been awarded fourth place in the BE100 class at the Mitsubishi Motors Cup competition, just hours after sitting her history GCSE exam.
University of Gloucestershire to advise Algerian government on cyber security
9th May 2018
Rapidly gaining a reputation in the world of cyber security, the University of Gloucestershire has this week been invited to Algeria to advise the government there.
New assisted move programme in partnership with Linden Homes
9th May 2018
A part exchange and assisted move (PX-AM) service is expanding into the South West, with a contract with Linden Homes South West.
Greggs share price crumbles
9th May 2018
Greggs share price fell this morning, as the company blamed the Beast from the East for taking a bite out of its profits.
University unveils £2.5 million post-Brexit agricultural programme
8th May 2018
The Royal Agricultural University has announced a £2.5 million initiative aimed at the land management and agri-food sectors post-Brexit.
Little Mix sing the praises of Gloucestershire beauty products - VIDEO
8th May 2018
Getting the pop group described as the world’s biggest female band to wear and champion your product is something worth shouting about.
At last – the sweet smell of retail success
8th May 2018
After weeks of stories about retail strife it seems fitting that when we can write about the sweet smell of succes it is about The Fragrance Shop.
Fire crews praised after blaze evacuates Grade I historic building
8th May 2018
Fire and rescue crews have been praised for saving guests and staff from a blaze at Gloucester's 15th Century New Inn.
Probate dispute solicitor joins Lodders
8th May 2018
Law firm Lodders has added to its growing team in Cheltenham, with the appointment of contentious trust and probate solicitor, Caroline Walford-Cowley.
Battered Broadway bridge struck for 14th time since 2014
8th May 2018
Something must be done before someone is killed warns GWSR.
David Drew MP backs calls to lower voting age to 16
8th May 2018
David Drew MP joined a photocall session at Parliament to show support for a Private Member’s Bill which aims to lower the voting age to 16.
Allchurches Trust carves name in Forest of Dean stone and cyberspace
8th May 2018
A stonemason has carved a block of Forest of Dean sandstone bearing the Allchurches Trust logo into an ‘at risk’ 13th century gatehouse at Worcester Cathedral.
Warning: Major road closed for essential work on broadband connections
4th May 2018
A section of the busy Gloucester to Stroud road will be completely closed this Saturday May 5 for essential works.
In Pictures: Gloucester bus station progress
4th May 2018
Take a sneak peak at the fast-moving progress of the city’s new £7.5 million bus station.
Safran lands major new contract
4th May 2018
One of Gloucestershire’s biggest employers has signed an agreement to support a fleet of planes in Asia.
Lloyds 'mule hunters' freeze more than £1m from scammers
4th May 2018
An innovative new team of fraud-fighters has already frozen £1million from fraudsters trying to trick people known as 'money mules' into receiving and transferring cash.
Board members access progress on £100m regeneration work
4th May 2018
Members of the board overseeing the major regeneration of a Gloucestershire town were treated to a guided tour of the work so far.
Government indecision over Gloucestershire business's future to be scrutinised
4th May 2018
Staff at the Gloucestershire business behind the proposed £1.3 billion tidal lagoon power scheme for Swansea Bay may be about to learn more about their futures.
1,000 jobs at risk as retailer calls in administrators
4th May 2018
The parent company of another high street fashion brand with outlets in Gloucester and Cheltentham is to call in the administrators.
Multi-million pound build to help Gloucestershire school go co-ed
4th May 2018
A £3.6 million investment will see a county building firm transform a Gloucester school as its dramatic expansion plans move a step closer.
Warning: This is where mobile speed cameras will be sited in May
4th May 2018
Drivers are being alerted to the location of mobile speed cameras throughout the county in May.
National Star celebrates 50th anniversary at Badminton Horse Trials
4th May 2018
National Star's 50th anniversary celebrations come to an exciting conclusion this week, with one of the cross country fences at the Mitsubishi Motors Badminton Horse Trials (2-6 May 2018) named after the charity.
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