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May 22, 2025

Airport sale Preferred bidders have investment plan for future

SECURING Gloucestershire Airport's aviation future and protecting jobs will be key for civic chiefs in their decision to sell the site next month.

1 mins

Mark's mission Personal trainer's goal to break vision stereotypes

A PERSONAL trainer opened his own gym after losing his sight.

2 mins

GLOUCESTER MATTERS

THERE'S no doubt children today are struggling with a generational challenge to their mental health.

2 mins

Storytelling with Stonehenge Livvi's exhibition explores links with spaces

FOR many, Stonehenge is a symbol of mystery and ancient ritual.

2 mins

Don't fear odd-looking hedgerows

IF you have been driving through roads with hedgerows, have you seen what looks like huge white cobwebs hanging in the hedges?

1 mins

Break-ins Club is hit by vandalism and graffiti attack

A FOOTBALL club in Gloucester has been subjected to racist graffiti, vandalism and thefts after it was broken into twice.

2 mins

Community hopes Battle to save pub from becoming flats continues

A COMMUNITY group is determined to save the last pub in their village from being converted into flats.

2 mins

What a Wizard production - youngsters journey to Oz

A DAZZLING display of talent and youthful energy lit up the stage as young performers from Wonderland Stage School delivered a sold-out run of The Wizard of Oz in Stroud.

1 mins

'He was inspirational' Memories of former mayor John shared

TRIBUTES have been paid to John Marjoram - the first Green Party councillor ever to be elected in the UK - who died on Saturday at the age of 86.

3 mins

Colourful display in bloom at National Trust gardens

A SPECTACULAR display of alliums is in full bloom in the east garden of Newark Park, drawing visitors to the historic Gloucestershire estate.

1 mins

Community help Council keen to shape town's climate vision

EVERYONE in a market town in Gloucestershire will have the chance to make £315 by helping the council answer one question.

2 mins

Council leaders ready to roll out free parking plan to another site

FREE parking across Gloucestershire car parks is working well, say council chiefs as they move to roll out the scheme to another site.

2 mins

Fraudster Suspended term for man who falsified qualifications

A MAN who used false documents to lie his way into employment at two law firms has walked free from court.

3 mins

MOT testing stations can be part of database

DVSA (Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency) approved MOT testing stations in Tewkesbury borough are being invited to express their interest in joining a new database of approved providers, held by the council.

1 mins

Virtual travel Patients given chance to 'visit' different areas through VR

PATIENTS who spend a long time in hospital will be able to “visit” Gloucester Cathedral, Puzzlewood or Symonds Yat as well as watching a rugby match using a virtual reality headset.

1 mins

Young people from counties learn about AI

A GROUP of sixth-form pupils from schools across Gloucestershire and Worcestershire and have taken part in a pioneering symposium on artificial intelligence, where they worked alongside industry experts and academics to examine the technology's growing role in society and business.

1 mins

What's in a name? Pupils' ideas may be used to name new roads

FOUR pupils from St Mary's Catholic Primary School have been shortlisted in a competition that could see their ideas used to name the streets in a new housing development in Churchdown.

2 mins

Woolsack racing Shear joy of town as it gets ready for traditional event

A COTSWOLD town is gearing up for its annual event which dates back to the 1600s.

2 mins

Cyber firms merge to make £60m company

A GLOUCESTERSHIRE cyber company has merged with an Australian-based digital security firm to create a £60m turnover business.

2 mins

Pothole issues easily solved with new cards

IT'S often said that by learning lessons from the past a better future can be secured.

2 mins

Well-dressed tradition and the mystery of Queen Elizabeth I

>> ASCENSION day this year falls on May 29 and in the Gloucestershire village of Bisley this means the annual well dressing ceremony is at the top of everyone's “to do\" list.

2 mins

Science debate never clear cut

THE excellent letter on science by Mrs T Newman (Letters, May 15) is essential reading for those on all sides of the “climate change” debate.

1 mins

Why is our wildlife being destroyed?

A FORTNIGHT after Bourton lost their two beloved geese and a week before Gloucestershire Biodiversity Week 2025, I noted to my delight that one of my local grass verges at Harp Hill junction was a mass of wildflower blooms.

1 mins

INEOS' NEW LAUNCH RULES OFF ROAD

THE INEOS Grenadier has been around a while, having first arrived designed to be focused entirely on getting owners where they need to be, regardless of the conditions.

3 mins

Lorna leads BRR trio home at Worcester 10K

THREE Bourton Roadrunners headed to Worcester, where they opted for the 10K event.

1 mins

Lockey unlocks the secret of bike issue

MORETON-IN-MARSH side-car driver Wayne Lockey is a happy man after an encouraging weekend at Snetterton in the British Formula 2 Sidecar Championship.

2 mins

Charlie beats club record which stood for 43 years

GLOUCESTER AC's Charlie Worsfold travelled to the Great Manchester Run and broke a club record which has stood since 1982.

2 mins

Kingsholm quartet picked for training camp ahead of England tour

FOUR uncapped Gloucester players have been selected by England head coach Steve Borthwick for a two-day training camp this week ahead of four international games to come this summer.

2 mins

Still alive Gloucester grind it out to set up last-day clash

GLOUCESTER director of rugby George Skivington admitted his side’s 26-12 win over Newcastle was “not particularly pretty” but expressed his pride as they secured a crucial bonus point.

2 mins

Hartpury edged out after thrilling contest

OBI Ene scored two tries as Doncaster saw off Hartpury RFC 41-35 and leap into fourth place in the Championship table.

2 mins

Emphatic win to start campaign for county Over-50s

>> GLOUCESTERSHIRE over 50s began their new campaign with an emphatic seven-wicket home win against Warwickshire at Downend.

2 mins

Stars at Festival launch event

GLOUCESTERSHIRE CCC are holding a launch event for the Cheltenham Cricket Festival at Dunkertons, Charlton Kings, on Wednesday, May 28.

1 mins

At last Green steers county to long-awaited victory

AMERON Green held his nerve to steer Gloucestershire to a hard-earned three-wicket victory over Kent on the final day of a thrilling County Championship Division Two match in Bristol.

5 mins

Lawrence is named as an ECB vice-president

GLOUCESTERSHIRE club president David 'Syd' Lawrence has been announced by the ECB as one of six Honorary Life Vice-Presidents.

2 mins

At last Green steers county to long-awaited victory at home

CAMERON Green held his nerve to steer Gloucestershire to a hard-earned three-wicket victory over Kent on the final day of a thrilling County Championship Division Two match in Bristol.

5 mins

Singh Dale handed Lions call-up

GLOUCESTERSHIRE pace bowler Ajeet Singh Dale has been named in the England Lions squad to face India A in two four-day games.

1 mins

Foley's ton for Frocester decides delayed final

AUSTRALIAN Will Foley’s chanceless unbeaten century paved the way for Frocester to trump hosts Bristol by 13 runs in the delayed 2024 Gloucestershire County Cup final.

1 mins

Australian star Short signs up for defence of T20 title

EXPLOSIVE Australian top-order batter D'Arcy Short has signed for defending champions Gloucestershire ahead of their T20 Vitality Blast campaign.

1 mins

B side take silverware

Gloucester B with the Geoff Richards League Cup

1 mins

Billy's doubles bronze at Slovenia tournament

STONEHOUSE'S Billy Shilton won a men’s class 14 bronze medal in the doubles event at the ITTF World Para Elite Lasko tournament in Slovenia.

1 mins

THE KING AND I

Priscilla Presley is turning 80. Here MARION MCMULLEN looks at the girl who won the heart of a music icon then became a star in her own right

3 mins

'It's a dream come true'

NATALIE BANYARD catches up with Strictly Come Dancing star Nikita Kuzmin, as he brings his first solo show to the Everyman

6 mins

Will people on the Right begin questioning what the authors in my genre do?

American crime novelist Jeffery Deaver is back with a new Colter Shaw thriller, South of Nowhere. He tells ELLA WALKER about tackling tricky topics and Trump

4 mins

Society as a whole has got better with different disabilities, but we still have a long way to go

PARALYMPIAN ELLIE SIMMONDS CHATS ABOUT HER DOCUMENTARY, WHICH EXPLORES PARENTS' FEARS AND WORRIES ON LEARNING THEIR CHILD WILL BE BORN WITH A DISABILITY. BY YOLANTHE FAWEHINMI