Cheltenham News Archive — Page 8

A woman who was raped by a boy said she was "disappointed" that her teen attacker was spared jail.

Skeletons from the Paleolithic, Roman, and Saxon periods are uncovered in Gloucestershire.

Bristol, Gloucestershire, Somerset and Wiltshire have plenty of beautiful spots for autumnal walks.

A new masterplan is helping to shape the future of Gloucester over the next 25 years.

Online grooming is rising, with children as young as five targeted, prompting calls for reform.

No matter which party, elected representatives in Gloucestershire should not have to tolerate death threats and intimidation

Gloucestershire County Council will still have to find more than £10m this year to balance the books

Kieran Jones, 35, died in January 2025, several days after being hit by a car in Gloucester.

More than 225,000 visits, thousands of new members and a growing programme of digital activities have marked a successful first year for Gloucester Library in…

Gloucestershire Trading Standards is reminding retailers and members of the public about important changes to vaping and nicotine laws.

The M5 will be closed in both directions this weekend, with one of its sliproads already shut.

The Cheltenham Trust has announced its “Season of Joy” for the festive period, with a host of events across the town promising something special for every…

Thousands of illegal tobacco products and vapes have been seized in Gloucester following an operation led by Gloucestershire County Council’s Trading Standards…

How energy efficient Cheltenham's privately rented homes are, ward by ward, ahead of the October 2030 deadline for rented homes to reach EPC band C.

Home births were temporarily suspended in Gloucestershire last year following safety concerns.

Locals said it was a "drastic measure" but the river had become plagued with rubbish.

Our shared local heritage is more than just about flags

The break-in at the station in Wiltshire also left a fire engine out of action.

Helga Duffy beats the record held by Betty Bromage, 97, who says she may try and get it back.

By Carmelo Garcia – Local Democracy Reporter There are fears Cheltenham residents may struggle to... Gloucester News Centre -…

Police investigating an attempted murder in Cheltenham earlier this year have released a CCTV image... Gloucester News Centre -…

A man is due to appear at court tomorrow (Thursday 15 October) in connection with... Gloucester News Centre - http://gloucesternewscentre.co.uk

Superdry founder Julian Dunkerton has revealed he is among the bidders hoping to buy Gloucestershire Airport and protect its future for the next 25 years.…

Smiths Rugby says its players were abused by supporters of Chosen Hill Former Pupils RFC.

Parents, carers and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) are being encouraged to share their experiences and help improve…