GCC February 2024 News Round Up
A campaign is being launched today aimed at encouraging people in Gloucestershire to reduce their food waste, save money and help the environment.
Stroud Library has closed with immediate effect following the discovery of RAAC (Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete) in the building. Engineers have confirmed there is no imminent risk to public safety. The closure is a purely precautionary measure which will allow the county council to carry out further checks on the building.
Gloucestershire County Council is investing over £35million as part of the first phase of its plans to reshape services available to support families.
Gloucestershire County Council has awarded over £400k to 65 community projects across Gloucestershire through its Thriving Communities Grant 2024.
Gloucestershire County Council is pleased to announce the introduction of a new bus service in the Cheltenham and Bishops Cleeve areas.
Gloucestershire residents whose property or business was flooded during Storm Henk between 2 January and 12 January could be eligible for up to £5,000 of grant funding.
A popular riverbank footpath in Winchcombe has been reinstated by Gloucestershire County Council.
Gloucestershire County Council is asking for views on proposed changes to its adult social care fairer contributions policy.
The Secretary of State for Education has approved Reach South Academy Trust to run Gloucestershire’s new special school.
Work has taken place to improve access to footpaths in Kempley, in the Forest of Dean, to benefit visitors and reduce costs for farmers.