News - January 2022

Gloucestershire County Council’s Cabinet have agreed a proposed £520.2 million budget for 2022/23 that promises to Build Back Better in Gloucestershire.

The final two virtual events for the proposed M5 Junction 10 Improvements Scheme take place this week and next week, as part of Gloucestershire County Council’s statutory public consultation.

More libraries in Gloucestershire will have dedicated ‘lab’ areas for people to access creative technology and boost digital skills thanks to investment from the county council.

Chipping Campden Library is set to close for a month while work takes place to improve facilities for customers.

Gloucestershire County Council will pay out more than £1.7million to care workers as a New Year bonus to recognise their commitment throughout the Covid-19 pandemic.

An appeal has been launched for more volunteer guides to join the interactive life skills centre SkillZONE in Gloucester.

Time is running out to have your say on the future of bus services in Gloucestershire.

Members of the public are being reminded to share their views on Gloucestershire County Council’s proposed M5 Junction 10 Improvements Scheme.

Cheltenham Library is set to close for two weeks later this month while work takes place to improve facilities for customers.

Gloucestershire County Council will allocate £3.7 million to support vulnerable people across the county.