News - February 2023

A larger than usual school year group will make its way from primary school to secondary school this September.

A public drop-in event is being held next week for people to find out more about essential repairs due to be carried out on the A435 Charlton Hill.

Gloucestershire County Council’s Adult Social Care recruitment team is attending the Community Open Day at the Friendship Cafe in Gloucester on Saturday 11 March.

Gloucestershire Libraries are ready to celebrate World Book Day across the county next week, giving families the opportunity to take part in all things book-related.

Gloucestershire County Council and local councils will continue to pay £125 per month to those hosting on the Homes for Ukraine scheme for February and March 2023.

We are aware of a spoof email which appears to have been sent from a Gloucestershire County Council email address.

The first mile of the flagship walking and cycling route on the B4063 between Gloucester and Cheltenham has now been built.

Gloucestershire County Council has approved a £567 million budget for 2023/24.

Gloucester’s Llanthony Road will be closed for two nights this month to allow for improvement works to move to the next stage.

As part of the Fire Kills campaign, Gloucestershire Fire and Rescue Service is encouraging parents and carers to make any kitchen activities a chance for children to learn about cooking safety.

Gloucestershire County Council has planted more than 1,000 trees at Arle Court roundabout in Cheltenham.

A new bus service for residents of Woodmancote is being provided later this month.

Gloucestershire County Council is holding a Careers Open Day at the Guildhall in Gloucester on Thursday 9 February.

Gloucestershire County Council’s ambition to halve the number of serious accidents on the county’s roads through its road safety policy was given a national platform at a conference.