News - September 2017

Highway works for the new Gloucester bus station are well underway. Crews are now finishing their second phase of road works and utility companies are on track.

Whether you’re new to the internet or just want to make the most out of being online. Your local library can help you feel confident using computers and the internet.

In partnership with Cheltenham Borough Council, the county council is supporting plans to refresh the High Street.

Victims of domestic abuse in Gloucestershire will continue to be able to access support following a commitment from the county council.

Lucky metal detectorist’s breathtaking find is first in British history

Gloucestershire Music, the county council’s award winning music service, is recruiting musicians of all ages and experience levels.

As part of a £150 million investment and detailed review of how the county council maintains its highways, a new approach has been agreed that will better meet future needs of the county’s roads.

The county council will carry out resurfacing between 7pm-7am, to maintain a key route into Cheltenham.

Gloucestershire Fire and Rescue Service visited 67 businesses last week to talk to employers about fire safety and prevention.

The story by photos and videos: This morning (22^nd September 2017) the Elmbridge Court roundabout opened its hamburger lane and switched on its traffic lights. On time and on budget.

The Elmbridge Court roundabout is opening at 7am on 22^nd September 2017 and we thought you’d like to know how it works.

This story is an archived story from September 2017

Counterfeit tobacco worth an estimated £6,800 has been seized by Gloucestershire County Council’s trading standards team.

On Friday 15 September Lisa from the School Admissions team answered questions about transferring to secondary school on Twitter.

That’s the message from the county council’s cabinet member for highways following the publication of the annual highways satisfaction survey.

The first of 31 Growth Hubs are being launched later this month in partnership with GFirst LEP.

The A46 Partnership welcomes Leicestershire County Council, Leicester City Council and the Leicester and Leicestershire Enterprise Partnership to its ranks.

Five year old Callum Phelps completed a run to add £300 to Gloucestershire firefighters’ charity fundraising.

On time and on budget: 13 months after the project started, the Elmbridge Court roundabout will be fully open on Friday 22nd September 2017

This story is an archived story from September 2017

Gloucestershire County Council’s trading standards have continued their crackdown on illegal tobacco with a successful raid in Eastgate Street.

A new management structure, partnership working, and an improvement plan. Just a few things Gloucestershire County Council is introducing to bring transparency to its children’s services and to tackle Ofsted’s ‘inadequate’ rating.

The Elmbridge Court roundabout scheme is nearly finished. For the next week crews will be working through the night resurfacing the roundabout. Drivers are asked to allow extra time for their journeys due to a variety of different lane closures.

Gloucestershire County Council is working with Herefordshire Council to ensure the long term future of Lydbrook Bridge.

Resurfacing makeover happening this month.

As energy prices continue to rise, do you know anyone who could benefit from smaller fuel bills this winter?

Kids have enjoyed a summer of swimming for £1 at Cirencester Open Air Pool thanks to grant funding from Gloucestershire County Council.

On behalf of Gloucestershire County Council, Amey will be cutting back verges along dual carriageways across the county throughout September.

Gloucestershire Fire and Rescue Service is offering businesses safety messages as part of the National Fire Chiefs Council (NFCC) UK Business Safety Week 2017.

The Elmbridge Court scheme is entering its final phase.

The much used road A-road is undergoing one of the largest maintenance programmes that Amey Highways has ever delivered for the council.

Now is your chance to have your say. Families in Gloucestershire are being asked for their input on ideas to develop school nursing and health visiting services in the county.