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The Citizen searches for a little princess or prince to win a meal at Ed's...
AS the nation waits for the arrival of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's first baby, The Citizen is looking for a little prince or princess from Gloucestershire. Just for fun we are asking parents to...
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Echo search for a little prince or princess to win a family meal at Nandos
AS the nation waits for the arrival of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's first baby, The Gloucestershire Echo is looking for a little prince or princess from Gloucestershire. Just for fun we are...
View ArticleMuseums - after the doors close
What really happens in a museum after the doors close to the general public? Visitors brave enough to find out are being given the chance to visit Gloucester City Museum and Art Gallery this weekend,...
View ArticleRejuvenating Gloucester
Nearly £250,000 is 'up for grabs' to help residents and businesses in the centre of the City rejuvenate their properties. The City Centre Historic Grants Scheme is designed to help revitalise the area....
View Article500 'brave' visitors
More than 500 'brave' visitors have shown they are made of 'stern stuff' by visiting the Transmutation II exhibition and Gloucester Museum and Art Gallery. Designed by special effect artist, Michaela...
View Article'Knock out' invitation
Communities across the City are being urged to 'fun and frolic in the sun' – and enter a team into this year's free 'It's a Knock Out Finale' in Gloucester Park. Part of the summer events programme,...
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'It's like The Birds' - vicious seagull attacks in Cheltenham
"IT'S like The Birds" – the words of one resident in a street besieged by a vicious seagull.Aidan Mills-Thomas said the violent bird has been attacking people outside his home in Priory Street,...
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Petition against Gloucestershire badger cull now biggest ever
A petition against the proposed badger cull in Gloucestershire and Somerset is now one of the biggest in living memory. The Government is to shoot badgers in West Gloucestershire and Somerset to see...
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May Hill view unchanged despite trees axed
MORE than 40 trees have been axed at an iconic county spot – but the view is unlikely to change.One large Corsican Pine tree killed by Red Band Needle Blight was removed on Tuesday by a contractor...
View ArticlePoliticians wade in to row over closure of Dursley ambulance station
AMBULANCE chiefs have changed their tune over why they are leaving the Dursley station.On Tuesday, South Western Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SWASFT) claimed the landlord wouldn't renew the...
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Funding hopes for new Gloucester bus station dashed
FUNDING hopes for a new Gloucester bus station have been dashed.A Government handout for transport improvement schemes will not see a penny go toward revamping the station.Instead £9.8million will be...
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21st century vision for Cheltenham Spa railway station
AMBITIOUS plans for the £20million redevelopment of Cheltenham Spa Station have taken a major step forward.Transport chiefs yesterday decided to award more than £3million of funding to the improvement...
View ArticleChance for little princes and princesses to win family meal
AS the nation waits for the arrival of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's first baby, Gloucestershire Echo is looking for a little prince or princess from Gloucestershire.Just for fun, we are asking...
View ArticlePregnant Zara decides to quit from eventing
PREGNANT Zara Phillips has quit competitive riding.The Queen's granddaughter, married to Gloucester Rugby star Mike Tindall, is expecting their first child in the new year.A spokesman for Princess...
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GCHQ monitors defend actions around reports
A WATCHDOG has defended its ability to check on the work of spies at GCHQ.Bosses at the Interception of Communications Commissioner Office are due to publish their annual report on the Cheltenham spy...
View ArticleTourist bonanza swelling coffers
VISITORS have helped bring more than £100 million to Tewkesbury over the last two years.New figures have revealed the historic town saw more than 1.5 million tourists come to the borough since 2010.A...
View ArticleImproved Vincent
ASHLEY Vincent says he has returned to Cheltenham Town s a better player.He is back for a second spell after leaving Port Vale.BACK PAGE
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Met Office issues heatwave warning for Gloucestershire
The Met Office has elevated Gloucestershire into the highest heatwave warning bracket. The South West is now judged to be level three - amber - with a 90% chance of heatwave conditions for today and...
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Gloucester Rugby: First look at new kit for 2013-14 season
Gloucester Rugby have unveiled their new-look kit for the forthcoming Premiership challenge. Fly-half Freddie Burns and winger Jonny May modelled the home and away strip at Kingsholm yesterday. The...
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GCHQ cleared of illegal use of American surveillance programme
LAWS that govern spying on private communications by government agencies will be reviewed in the wake of the claims made by the CIA whistleblower Edward Snowden. It comes after GCHQ was cleared of...
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