| 28/12/11 - Traders bag a bargain Traders and car booters using Gloucester City Council’s purpose-built Hempsted Meadow site will be getting their own New Year bargain. Operating prices are being dropped for the who... Read More |
| 27/09/11 - Peel to invest extra £60m at Gloucester Quays - read Paul's article The Gloucester Quays development was a long time in the making. The scheme was unanimously approved by the Full Council in November 2004 following years of planning by the teams from Peel and... Read More |
| 13/09/11 - Busking rules clarified Gloucester City Council has moved to clarify the rules surrounding busking in the city centre following a public debate over whether street entertainers should perform at The Cross. Some groups... Read More |
| 08/09/11 - Gloucester goes "geek" Gloucester has just ‘netted’ itself a national reputation – as one of the top cities in the country for ‘geeks.’ The city’s growing reputation as being a hot... Read More |
| 05/09/11 - Untidy garden leads to large fine A mother and son who live in Barnwood face fines and costs totalling more than £1500 – for failing to tidy their garden. The couple ignored official requests and then formal instruc... Read More |
| 20/06/11 - Lord Mayor bid a right riveting read City officials hope that the ‘right riveting read’ that makes up Gloucester’s 2000 year history will be the significant factor in helping it win Lord Mayor status. The honour,... Read More |
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09/06/11 - Market traders commit for the long-term Three of the most recent traders to set up at the Indoor Market on a short-term basis have committed themselves to a future in the market. Another trader who had been in the market on a week-by... Read More |
| 09/06/11 - Trading places Economic experts at Gloucester City Council want to help local firms reach millions of potential new customers – across the world. By ‘dipping their toes’ into the export mark... Read More |
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Research shows that the Quays Hospitality Day, which took place in Gloucester Docks on 20thApril, was a great success with all group travel organis...
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As Gloucester continues to defy the national economy and see millions of pounds of inward investment now is the time for the skill of architects an...
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With just a day to go until the local elections, Conservatives in the city are urging voters not to “gamble with Gloucester’s futu...
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Plans to regenerate Kings Square and the Bus Station are making good progress, according to the City Council’s Leader.
The Council has ap...
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Jobs and regeneration
No issue is more important than jobs, particularly for our young people, in the current climate. We’ve brough...
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Below is a list of some of the achievements of the Conservative-run City Council since we became the administration in 2004. Letting &nb...
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Transformation plans for the centre of Gloucester that will make it ‘fit for a king’ are currently out for comment to the public.
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