News - September 2019

Key roads in Slimbridge will soon be resurfaced as part of the county council’s £150 million investment in Gloucestershire’s roads.

This year’s report from the Director of Public Health looks at the relationship between health and wealth, and how improving the health of Gloucestershire by tackling inequalities can also improve the local economy.

In support of World Suicide Prevention Day on 10 September, Gloucestershire Suicide Prevention Partnership (GSPP) is launching an incentive to get as many people as possible to complete free online training that could help prevent a suicide.

The A435 Evesham Road between Bishops Cleeve and the Pamington Junction will be resurfaced as part of the county council’s £150 million investment in Gloucestershire’s roads.

Gloucestershire Heritage Hub played host to a Garden Party yesterday (Sunday 8 September) to celebrate the end of the refurbishment work, thanks to Beard Construction who took over the build earlier this year.

Gloucestershire Fire and Rescue Service (GFRS) is offering businesses free fire safety advice to help keep their premises and employees safe as part of Business Safety Week 2019.

Highways crews will be in Painswick resurfacing the B4073 Pullens Road this week as part of our £150 million investment into the county’s roads.

Are you interested in mental health issues? Have you, or someone you know, struggled with mental health issues? Do you enjoy theatre, art and heritage? If so, please join us at one of the free performances of “Never Better” at Gloucester History Festival. Performances are on Saturday 7 & Sunday 8 September 2019. 

Come and see the new Gloucestershire Heritage Hub and community garden at the Heritage Hub Garden Party on Sunday 8 September, everyone is welcome.

Today Mavis, Lady Dunrossil, former chairman of Gloucestershire County Council, cut the ribbon to open the newly completed Gloucestershire Heritage Hub.