Commuters have been warned again today that heavy fog is likely to cause travel disruption across the county. Heavy fog patches that formed last night have been slow to thin this morning, with full visibility not expected until 11am. Drivers are encouraged to drive with caution until then. The warning covers the entirety of Gloucestershire […]
Author: Paul Wiltshire
UPDATE: Police hunting for Chelsea Court rapist
A woman was raped in the Southgate Street area of Gloucester on Tuesday night. The attack happened in Chelsea Court at around 7.30 and police are appealing for witnesses to come forward. The woman was taken to hospital where she received treatment for facial injuries. The offender is described as being of mixed heritage, in […]
Cheltenham Festivals – what to see in 2018
At the heart of the Cotswolds, Cheltenham is the cultural centre, where festivals and events alike are a huge part of the town. Parklife has composed a selection of some of the best to come in 2018 – and there’s something for everyone. Cheltenham Festival and Gold Cup Held annually in spring, this event sees […]
Best wildlife photos of the year on display in Gloucester
The Wildlife Photographer of the Year Exhibition will be opening this Tuesday at the “Nature in Art” building just outside Gloucester. The showcase runs from the 16th January to the 11th March 2018 and will show off the best of wildlife in photography with beautiful colours, strong composition and nature at its best. This is the […]
10 fun things to do during dry January… that doesn’t involve a hangover
It’s not easy staying sober in our alcohol fuelled culture. Especially at social events where drinking is often the main focus. It takes a lot of self-motivation and drive not to succumb to drinking habits. The best thing to do is to keep yourself busy and put your energy into something constructive, even if that […]
American war planes land in Gloucestershire
The arrival of a huge US Air Force managed to touch down safely after several passes from either end. It is understood that three of the B52 bombers from Minot Air Force Base were based at the Cotswold airbase in September will be at RAF Fairford for a three week exercise. B52s were based at the Cotswold airbase […]
Former model chooses gender of her baby
A former model Danielle Lloyd is travelling over to Cyprus to choose the gender of her baby because the treatment is illegal in the UK. She defends herself to the BBC 5 presenter Emma Barnett against the public, saying “if I’m able to do it, why should I feel like I can’t?” She continues, “It’s just […]
The best bars and pubs Cheltenham has to offer
Cheltenham is full of great places to eat and drink, whether you want a meticulously crafted cocktail, a hearty pint or a crisp glass of wine we have you covered! Montpellier Wine Bar – Montpellier There’s no hiding that Montpellier Arcade is full of interesting places to both shop and drink. But it’s their wine […]
Wonderful Wednesday: Gloucester Rugby sign Matt Banahan
At midday today Gloucester Rugby announced their first signing for the 2018/19 season: Matt Banahan. The 31-year-old made over 250 appearances for Bath Rugby and played for England in the 2011 Rugby World Cup in New Zealand. New Signing ✍? We are delighted to confirm our first new signing for the 2018/19 season, following the capture […]
D-Day looms for threatened Forest of Dean hospitals
Health chiefs will make a final decision later this month on whether to close two community hospitals in Gloucestershire. Yesterday NHS Gloucestershire revealed the results from a 12-week consultation exercise, into the possible closure of the two small hospitals in the Forest of Dean, Lydney and Dilke. The HOLD (Hands off Lydney and Dilke) campaign […]