We are pleased to announce that we have recently acquired the trade and assets of the former Arnold Laver Manchester & Reading sites. You can buy from these sites now using your Premier […]
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Formula 1 presenter Laura Winter visited Sports Journalism students at University of Gloucestershire to share insights from her career in motorsport broadcasting and offer advice to those aspiring to break into the
JLR’s Tier 2, 3 and 4 suppliers face yet another significant hurdle over the festive break as cashflow problems from the 2025 cyber attack are starting to bite. Johanthan Dudley,
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Audiences, artists and songwriters are being urged to have their say on the issues affecting the county’s music industry in a groundbreaking survey launched by University of Gloucestershire. The results
Robin Hood and his Merry Men Get ready to cheer, clap and boo because it’s pantomime season again! Don’t miss the return of Gloucestershire’s favourite clown, Tweedy, in Everyman Theatre’s
Festive Experiences to Enjoy This Christmas With Our C2S Members Read More »
New research from University of Gloucestershire has highlighted how England’s devolution programme could unlock the delivery of affordable homes in rural communities – but only if rural priorities are built
The Cheltenham Trust is delighted to announce that the Pittville Pump Room Pop-up Café will reopen for the festive period from Monday 22 December to Wednesday 31 December, following the
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We’re back 21st November – 31st December 2025at Three Counties Showground, Malvern WE ARE NOW OPEN! View all Winter Glow 2025 opening times here. Tickets on Sale Amazing Festive Experiences in
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A series of new recommendations published by University of Gloucestershire set out how councils across the county can support critical reductions in greenhouse gas emissions from the food and farming
Gift Wrapping Volunteers Are you crafty or good at wrapping? Caring for Communities and People (CCP) need 20 volunteers for a gift wrap and card making stall in the Regent
Hamper Scamper Volunteers Needed Read More »
Gloucestershire-based Robert Hitchins Ltd has completed the sale of Phase 1 of Central Park on the Bridgend Industrial Estate to private investors. The fully-let 83,693 sq ft industrial and trade
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After dedicating 27 years to public service in Gloucestershire, Pete Bungard has today been awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Philosophy at University of Gloucestershire’s first 2025 Graduation Ceremony at Cheltenham
Dean Close School is seeking employers! Showcase your organisation and sector, and inspire their Fifth and Sixth Form pupils as they explore future career paths and networking opportunities. Tuesday 3rd
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The diggers are out and ready to start work on an exciting new development at 320 Swindon Road, located in the St Paul’s area of Cheltenham. This significant milestone marks
Exciting New Flagship Development is Breaking Ground Read More »
We’re getting ready to open our doors at the Forum this January, and private offices are filling fast. If you’re looking for a flexible, beautifully designed home for your team
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University of Gloucestershire has been awarded £2.5m by the Office for Students to open FutureSim – a cutting-edge, AI-powered Centre of Excellence for Simulation and Technology-Enhanced Immersive Learning (TEL). Opening at its
Cheltenham Borough Council allocates support for businesses to reduce carbon, costs, and improve energy efficiency £36,655 of CheltenhamZero business grants have been awarded to 12 successful small to medium sized businesses, focusing
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Gloucester’s new Arts, Health and Wellbeing Centre has held a special event to celebrate the impact of the first round of Small Grants in Research and Evaluation, awarded in 2024
Showcase Event Celebrates Innovative Research Projects to Improve Health Outcomes Read More »
About 4 years ago, Better Business, Better World was approached by Head of Innovation and Head of People from Stroud-based food innovation company, Green Gourmet. They were passionate about reducing
How Green Gourmet Turned Good Intentions Into Real Impact Read More »
A community football club has teamed up with students from the local secondary school to co-produce an app illustrating how sustainability and wellbeing has had a positive impact on users
HSL Students and Leckhampton Rovers Score Goal With New Sustainability Trail App Read More »
Hartpury University has secured a £28 million funding package from HSBC UK to complete the redevelopment of its campus, including the new Student Learning Hub. The university, recently named The Times
Hartpury University to Open New Learning Hub With Support From HSBC UK Read More »
The University of Gloucestershire’s leading role in supporting businesses, students and communities across the region has been highlighted in the latest release of the Knowledge Exchange Framework (KEF), published by
University of Gloucestershire Celebrates Knowledge Exchange Framework Success Read More »
Stroud-based charity The Nelson Trust, has marked its 40th anniversary with two sold-out Women in Leadership events, bringing together women from across the region to share experiences and champion the
Women Leading Change: Two Sold-Out Events Mark 40 Years of The Nelson Trust Read More »
Regional law firms saw a 10.82% decline in partner profit pools in the past year in contrast to City law firms who saw a rise of 12.12% despite mounting cost
A new national licensing scheme is being introduced for anyone keeping one or more primates. Under the Animal Welfare (Primate Licences) (England) Regulations 2024, all primate keepers whether as pets or
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A new report has found that University of Gloucestershire’s landmark City Campus has generated a total social value of £44 million for the local community — creating jobs, supporting local
City Campus Delivers £44 Million in Social Value for Gloucester Read More »
Do you live or work in Bath, North East Somerset, Bristol, or South Gloucestershire? The West of England Mayoral Combined Authority (WECA), in partnership with Gloucestershire College and Rise HR,
WECA Funded Skills Bootcamps in Construction Leadership and Mental Health Read More »
Cheltenham Borough Council has welcomed the news that Cheltenham businesses have voted in favour of a third, five-year term of the Cheltenham Business Improvement District (BID). The results of the
Cheltenham Business Community Endorses BID for Another Five Years Read More »
Researchers from University of Gloucestershire will play a key role in the new £12.3 million project to discover how regenerative and conservation agriculture (closely aligned systems that boost agricultural productivity
We’re delighted to share some exciting news: Optimising IT has joined Lyra Technology Group, part of the Evergreen Services Group, the world leading permanent home for leading IT services businesses
The Wilson Art Gallery and Museum is pleased to announce that it has secured £3,240 in funding from the Julia and Hans Rausing Trust to support Memory Lane Café, a
Gloucestershire taxpayers face the prospect of paying more as the Budget looms but it’s not all doom and gloom according to Nick Latimer, tax partner in the Cheltenham office of
Crowe Warns of Last Chance to Act Before the Budget Read More »
Cheltenham, Gloucestershire — 20 November Randall & Payne, one of Gloucestershire’s most established accountancy and business advisory firms, has proudly achieved Certified B Corporation (B Corp) status, officially joining a
Landscape into Sculpture, by Turner Prize finalist Bill Woodrow, explores questions surrounding how sculptors respond to landscape. Examining the relationship between landscape and sculpture, the exhibition showcases the artist’s recent
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With the Autumn Budget looming on 26th November 2025, now might be a good time to have a review of your financial affairs and potential inheritance tax (IHT) exposure to
Countryside and Community Research Institute (CCRI) researchers have drawn important lessons from a national collaborative river health monitoring programme that could help ensure the success of other citizen science initiatives. Examining
Live analysis of Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ “make or break” Budget will be available to business leaders and owners at national audit, tax, advisory and consulting firm Crowe’s popular annual budget
Crowe Live Budget Analysis Will Put Chancellor’s Speech Under the Microscope Read More »
Cheltenham Borough Council is teaming up with Keep Britain Tidy for ‘Fight Fly-Tipping Fortnight’, a new campaign to crack down on rogue ‘white van’ operators and help local residents protect
Cheltenham Borough Council Urges Local Residents to Fight Fly-Tipping This November Read More »
Cheltenham Borough Council is inviting residents, visitors and businesses to share their views on how the town can use its rich heritage to shape a vibrant future. A new public questionnaire aims
Have Your Say: Shaping the Future of Cheltenham’s Heritage Read More »
Inspirational figures from the worlds of TV, entertainment, sport, healthcare and charity will join thousands of graduates celebrating their achievements at University of Gloucestershire’s 2025 Graduation Ceremonies. Taking place from
To celebrate Inter Faith Week from 9 to 17 November, faith and belief communities in Cheltenham are warmly inviting visitors to celebrate and explore their diverse traditions. Anyone who would
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Sit, Stand, Repeat: Why adjustable desks are a game-changer! Sitting for hours every day takes its toll – stiff backs, low energy, and that all-too-familiar afternoon slump. That’s why sit-stand
Sit, Stand, Repeat: Why Adjustable Desks Are a Game-Changer! Read More »
The University’s first Creative Writing Festival, taking place on 29 November, will be a celebration of writers, readers and community, offering a unique opportunity to connect, discover and be inspired. Hosted
Award-Winning Writers to Feature at UoG’s Inaugural Creative Writing Festival Read More »
The BPE Family Team Podcast… is back! The wait is over… the first episode in the new series by the BPE Family team is ready! As we enter Resolution’s Good
Family Team Podcast Out Now! Read More »
CEO Jessica Brewster and the team at The Cheltenham Trust are delighted to have thrown open the doors to Pittville Pump Room for a pop-up café running from 30 October
The Cheltenham Trust Opens Pittville Pump Room Pop-up Café Read More »
In an inspiring initiative, students from 13 local schools will step into the shoes of international negotiators at a mock COP30 climate conference, scheduled for 13 November 2025, in Cheltenham.
Youth Lead Climate Discussions at Mock COP30 Conference in Cheltenham Read More »
The majority of UK industry will be paying to subsidise “energy intensive” industries if government proposals go ahead, specialists at audit, tax, advisory and consulting firm Crowe UK are warning.
Support for Energy Intensive Industries Could End Up Costing Rest of UK Businesses More Read More »
With twinkling lights, artisan markets, an enchanting undercover ice rink and entertainment for visitors of all ages, The Festival Town gets an extra sparkle this festive season. From late November
Experience the Magic of Christmas in Regency Cheltenham This Winter Read More »
Cheltenham Racecourse is preparing to welcome over 30,000 visitors for the much-anticipated November Meeting, taking place from Friday 14 to Sunday 16 November 2025. As one of the town’s most
It’s an exciting time for the town following the completion of the first 10 out of 70 high quality and affordable homes at the Regents Village development. The remaining 60
More New Affordable Homes for Cheltenham Residents at Regents Village Read More »
Hazlewoods Financial Planning have once again earned national recognition, securing a coveted place in the FT Adviser Top 50 Boutique Financial Advisers list. This prestigious listing celebrates the top performing
Hazlewoods Financial Planning Named in Financial Times FT Adviser Top 50 Again Read More »
University of Gloucestershire student Holly Norman has completed a 12-week media programme with the Olympic Channel Services (OCS) and the Olympic Broadcasting Services (OBS). The third-year Sports Journalism student was one of
University of Gloucestershire Student Completes Prestigious Olympic Media Programme Read More »
The moment you’ve been waiting for is finally here… Hamper Scamper 2025 is officially live! Every year, our incredible community rallies together to make sure no one misses out on
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“It’s looking increasingly likely that we’ll see a U-turn on at least some of the manifesto – likely through income tax increases to plug the funding gap in the nation’s
U-Turn on Manifesto Now More Likely Read More »
Cheltenham will reflect, respect and remember all those people who gave their lives for our freedom On Armistice Day (Tuesday 11 November) the council is supporting The Royal British Legion by encouraging
Cheltenham’s Remembrance Day Service 2025 Read More »
After water, coffee is the most popular drink worldwide with over 400 billion cups being consumed each year. It is enjoyed as part of a healthy, balanced diet and the
Sustainability Meets Style in the Form of Coffee Sacks Read More »
We’re delighted to share that Cheltenham BID has received a fantastic result for its renewal ballot, with local businesses voting in support of continuing for another five years. A BID
Cheltenham BID Secures Third Term Following Strong “Yes” Vote Read More »
Launched on 2nd October, ‘Landscapes of Hope’ is the first art exhibition to be displayed in the new Arts, Health and Wellbeing Gallery at City Campus. Curated by Becca Pelly-Fry, this
City Campus Hosts Inaugural Art Exhibition Read More »
As Halloween approaches, Cheltenham Borough Council is encouraging families to extend this year’s fun while making the celebrations a little greener. From reusing costumes and decorations to cooking up tasty
Turn Your Halloween Green: No Tricks Just Treats Read More »
Our festive bookings are flying faster than Santa’s sleigh! Reserve your Christmas lunch, team celebration, or festive stay at Hawkwood and let us do the rest. Choose from two or
Festive Dining & Winter Escapes at Hawkwood Read More »
Leading regional law firm, WSP Solicitors, has announced the expansion of its Private Client Team with the appointment of specialist, associate solicitor Mary McCutchan. Mary joins the firm from Clarke
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Gloucestershire artists are being invited to honour their Greatest of All Time on postcards, as part of an exhibition being organised by University of Gloucestershire. The Greatest of all Time
Who’s the Greatest of All Time? Answers on a Postcard Please. Read More »
University of Gloucestershire is celebrating a year of exceptional progress, with major rises across all three of the UK’s most influential university league tables. Together, these results confirm the impact
University of Gloucestershire Celebrates Success Across Three Major League Tables Read More »
Tweedy the Clown was seen crashing through walls this week to launch the Everyman Theatre’s £1 million Grove Street Appeal to turn an existing facility in Grove Street, West Cheltenham
Tweedy the Clown Kicks off £1m Grove Street Appeal with a Smashing Start Read More »
A University of Gloucestershire led project has been recognised with a prestigious local voluntary sector award. The Forest of Dean Writers Collection Project received ‘Highly Commended’ in the Community Organisation category at
University of Gloucestershire Project Wins Community Award Read More »
CheltenhamZero and Together Gloucestershire are thrilled to announce their first-ever collaborative event, aimed at bringing together businesses, leaders, and groups from across the borough to foster relationships and promote a
Cheltenham Business Summit for Net Zero Collaborations Read More »
Cheltenham Borough Council has successfully prosecuted a private hire driver for illegally plying for hire and driving without the required insurance and licence to do so. On Monday, 29 September
Statutory Demands are powerful legal tools — but if handled incorrectly, they can lead to serious financial and legal consequences. Whether you’re a creditor considering insolvency proceedings or a debtor
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University of Gloucestershire has recorded one of the biggest improvements in the country in the Guardian University Guide 2026, climbing 32 places. The University is the fifth biggest riser in the
University of Gloucestershire Takes Major Leap in Guardian University Guide 2026 Read More »
Marketing & Brand Focus The Brand Journey Ellie Stevens, Senior marketing Executive at Hazlewoods ABOUT THIS EVENT Our quarterly Marketing & Brand Focus Roundtable is designed to support marketing professionals by creating a collaborative
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At this Cyber & Tech Focus we ran another C2S workshop collaborating with C2S members Emerge Digital, talking everything AI and Copilot. Tom Henson, Managing Director at Emerge Digital had
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This month’s Finance Focus session explored key areas impacting businesses in 2025: VAT developments and the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), along with a Cyber Essentials update. We reviewed
Finance Focus with Crowe & System 15 (May 2025) Read More »
