Gloucester Citizen
» Queen’s special visit to Festival
THE return of Ladies Day to the Cheltenham Festival brought a touch of glamour to the racecourse with Zara Tindall and Carole Middleton spotted laughing as they walked arm in arm. The event also welcomed the Queen, who celebrated outstanding female...
Read Full Story (Page 1)» Progress on Costco site revealed
» WHOLESALE retail giant Costco is on track to complete its new 13,000 sqm warehouse in Gloucester this year. Glencar is progressing construction of the multi-million-pound wholesale warehouse club and fuel station on the former Interbrew site in...
Read Full Story (Page 1)» Don’t be board – city Monopoly on the way
GLOUCESTER will get its own Monopoly board game edition later this year - and to celebrate the announcement, Mr Monopoly himself visited the city. The iconic character, who has been gracing dozens of editions of the classic family favourite game over...
Read Full Story (Page 1)» Angels hailed as heroes for their work
ASTROUD-BASED charity has been hailed a group of ‘heroes’ as they work to keep the streets safe for vulnerable women. The Night Angels was founded in December 2022 in Stroud as a way to provide support to women and girls in the town, both on nights...
Read Full Story (Page 1)» Sofa stars at national photography awards
APHOTO of a dumped sofa that became an unexpected tourist attraction has won a Portrait of Britain award. The image, taken by local photographer Alex Elton-Wall, shows a young girl, Amaya, sat on a fly-tipped sofa in the Forest of Dean. Alex found...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Council to cut festivals funding Events budget reduced to around half amid cash crisis
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Read Full Story (Page 1)» Milestone reached in Missing Link project
DRIVERS using the A417 Missing Link will soon start to see progress – including using the very first stretch of new road from next month. Following the installation of seven new structures and laying fresh tarmac last year, road users will start to...
Read Full Story (Page 1)Fears for ‘family silver’ in debt plan
THERE are serious concerns Gloucester City Council could sell off the “family silver” as part of a recovery plan to avoid becoming bankrupt. City Council chiefs are expected to ask the Government for a bailout loan of between £12.5m and £17.5m later...
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