Edward Jackson
Gloucester 15 December 2006 at 00:15:30 (GMT)
I would just like to say how fantastic I think the new christmas lights are. They were a while coming - but well worth the wait! They knock socks off cheltenham!
Webmaster: Click here to see the new Christmas Lights
Bill Cleary
Gloucester City NJ, USA 14 December 2006 at 23:06:51 (GMT)
I would love to visit your city someday. It looks like a nice place to live. If you like to see what your sister city looks like from across the pond click on my web site http://gloucestercitynews.typepad.comMerry Christmas and a Happy Holiday. Bill Cleary
Webmaster: I was just in Gloucester NJ USA a couple of months ago click here to see the photo's
Mason
Imperial Square, Cheltenham 29 November 2006 at 18:56:32 (GMT)
Why not go to the discussion room where there all types of discussion about Gloucester, where you put something in the Guestbook, go down and click on Have Your Say!
Webmaster: Click here to have your say
duaine peacock
longlevens 29 November 2006 at 16:16:18 (GMT)
the ice rink was cool last year but I'm quite dissapointed that you made it smaller o well still cool
london 26 November 2006 at 13:24:27 (GMT)
can I just say gloucester is such an attractive city, whilst there for only two day's I found a cafe (caribbean wrap) the food was gorgeous and i'm now missing it dearly, who would of thought i'd find the caribbean in gloucester. Beautiful city.
Kat
Gloucester 20 November 2006 at 21:23:59 (GMT)
gloucester is really coming out out of its shell:) we're starting to become noticed :)
Ian
Gloucester 18 November 2006 at 07:18:02 (GMT)
So many comments about our city center, bus station, kings square,etc when will something happen soon please in my life time
Webmaster: The Gloucester Local Development Framework will tell you about what is planned for Gloucester's City Centre
BINA & JEANE
Netherlands 13 November 2006 at 20:09:24 (GMT)
Hi Harjit, we've visited your site, very nice. Bye, greetz from the Netherlands
Andy
Gloucester 06 November 2006 at 17:11:54 (GMT)
The site is good, but far too stuffy and formal. I've always found people in Gloucester have a great sense of humour, its just a shame that the official council website takes itself far too seriously.
Jim
USA 26 October 2006 at 13:37:55 (GMT)
Nice Website, Qulity content website with good resouces and images. best of luck to your team.
Cassie
Montreal 20 October 2006 at 11:58:33 (GMT)
Excellent place. I will be back next year Love Cassie
Demetrio
Mexico City 14 October 2006 at 19:26:14 (GMT)
Lovely place, The people must be proud of it.
jim oram
bramley,hampshire 10 October 2006 at 15:17:04 (GMT)
just to say this is a good site i hope to visit birdlip in our motor home 2007, years since i was there
Eric Johnson
Gloucester City, NJ USA 08 October 2006 at 02:52:52 (GMT)
Greetings from your sister city across the pond.
Webmaster: Hi Eric, I was there myself just last week - see my photo's - www.gloucester.gov.uk/NewjerseyUSA
Artiom Baklyshin
Madrid
Just a note to say this site is excellent!
mat
northway
the skate park is good but i aint gone but cant wait to go
chris
gloucester
the skate park is ok, but there isnt a box and the biggest problem is the areas you decide to build in!!! the sk8park is in gangland - this is even worse than buildin the clocktower park!!!
marc
glos
Look out 4 info on skate comp cuming up
Dave Peters
Anchorage Alaska USA
Between 1986 and 1989 I had the privilege of being the engineer for RAF Kemble as AFLC_ Support Group Europe created a modern Aircraft Depot overhaul facility there. I am now retired from the USAF and want to send my best regards to the people of Great Britian for your continuing friendship.
kim
tuffley
the snooker was excellent at gl1
Hana
Gloucester
hey its a really good park n iam goin there to sk8 wowowowowowo xx
Joe
u build the skatepark in a bad area y?
sam
glos(linden)
I agree with everyone the sites great the skatepark is amazing but we desperately need cameras and lights there becos it will get vandalized and people will have a risk of getting beaten up.
lewis webb
glos (tuffley)
new skate park is ace could be a little bit better, but still better then nothing. should move coney hill mini ramp down there too. needs some cameras put up tho its like gangster vill down there.
gareth
gloucester
the new cienam near debenhams sounds cool, beats a long treck to southgate street
Dave
gloucester
the new Gloucester skatepark looks lovely and all but why put it in the worst area of gloucetser, everyone knows how bad it is around there, so presummably you want us to go there, get our bikes stolen, us get mugged and beaten up just to ride somewhere decent. besides id like to bet it will get vandalised withing a day or two.
Paul
HALESOWEN WEST MIDLANDS
GREAT WEB SITE VERY EASY TO USE & VERY HELPFUL, HOPE TO VISIT CITY VERY SOON
Gaj
Melbourne, Australia - 18 September 2006 at 12:01:01 (GMT)
Fantastic Website. Very useful information. Hoping to travel early next year to the UK and this site has convinced me to visit Gloucester. After all Alistair Cook is a local boy who happens to be my favourite pommy player. Cheers.
Tony
GUILDFORD SURREY - 13 September 2006 at 18:50:07 (GMT)
We Hope to visit GLOUCESTER at the end of September 06. I would like to say what a Brilliant Web Site! It is so user friendly, WELL DONE to ALL CONCERNED.
Claire Fearn
Lydney - 13 September 2006 at 16:52:53 (GMT)
My son was an extra on the movie (chepstow gang) and I got to meet Sean Bean! I adore him and never thought that would happen. Cant wait for the movie!!
james
london - 07 September 2006 at 19:36:38 (GMT)
it looks like the beecham report may creep into england from wales at this rate.. then wheres the city councils future ?!
Joe
Gloucester - 05 September 2006 at 11:04:49 (GMT)
Those links are fine if they are properly publicised and not hidden away from those who might ask awkward questions which the council would rather not have to address. I hope there is an easy to follow path to them from the council's main website (I can't see one to either), and that they start to receive the level of traffic appropriate for a city seeing such change?
Joe
Gloucester - 05 September 2006 at 04:17:24 (GMT)
You should pay more attention to this (or create a public forum for locals, for the debate of any topic, any time):
Grangetown - 22 August 2006 at 20:47:53 (GMT)
I visited quegeley. It was wonderful.
Mike
Berlin - 19 August 2006 at 20:27:02 (GMT)
Lovely site. This was a nice open site helps me plan a visit that i am planing. Sorry my english
vic
gloucester - 19 August 2006 at 16:33:54 (GMT)
i live in gloucester . its full of pigeons and the seagulls are lush ;)
chanel
london - 18 August 2006 at 16:40:48 (GMT)
i lived in gloucester for 2 yrs and loved evry vminute of it and cride when i had to leave it was amazing to be part of the life and culture there
"The Dreaded Purple Fork"
Gloucester - 17 August 2006 at 15:03:47 (GMT)
I was born here in Gloucester 1947 and think that the old Gloucester city centre was better before all of the so called modernisations were carried out.
gary forsythe
tuffley gloucester - 14 August 2006 at 20:06:32 (GMT)
Hoorah!!at last a proposed theatre hopefully to rival The Everyman in Cheltenham.I know where I'd rather spend my money.....
Shaun Moore
Gloucester - 14 August 2006 at 09:57:45 (GMT)
Gloucester does not need a new theatre. We have the N ew Olympus Theatre. Why cant you fund the Olympus instead!
Michael
Gloucester U.K. - 16 June 2006 at 13:37:07 (GMT)
Mike L. you should contact George at the Wired Project about the gig at the Guildhall on the 24th June his email address is wired@moorey.plus.com
Mike L
Swindon Swindon - 14 June 2006 at 10:13:40 (GMT)
Greetings, guild hall can you please tell me why you put Suicide Crypt on first on wired jun 24?? me and my mates wont b able to make it down for that time and theres no way were watching the other bands. youve just lost about £60 and other mates are coming down from birmingham as well so in total uve lost about £200 already by putting the best unsigned band on first. if you put them on later we would have all come down thanx for listening....M..L
Giuseppe
Narnia Italy - 04 June 2006 at 18:23:21 (GMT)
I see Marcus Nerva Emperor statue , and for Me that live in Narni the town where was born this Emperor are a very beautiful thing . I like to ask if is possible have a tweening betwen Narni and Glocester ps. Narnia is the old name of Narni town
Matthew French
Newcastle Geordieland - 18 May 2006 at 23:09:02 (GMT)
I moved to Killingworth a while back, with work, and came back to see the Bright Lights of the big City, I had the time of my life pubbing and clubbing In the big G! Forget Ibiza, Gloucester is the place to go!
Stephanie Austin
gloucester england - 18 May 2006 at 17:27:55 (GMT)
really cool varied sports, luv 2 come again. thanks 4 bein soooo accomodating!!!
korina and lisa
gloucester england - 09 May 2006 at 13:12:43 (GMT)
hi we r both 13 and would like 2 c if we could come and work at ur farm fior weekends. we love animals and lisa has past experience wen she was 11 we love 2 care 4 animals and would like 2 c if we could volenteer and help you p[especially the rabbits!!] we love animals and hav animals of our ownn we av ad puppys and rabbits and hamsters etc thanks
Frankie Flintstone
St Helens UK - 04 May 2006 at 10:10:13 (GMT)
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Graham Smith
George Town Cayman Islands - 01 May 2006 at 04:52:48 (GMT)
I was a 'boarder' at Paddock House [King's School] between 1971-1976 and was fascinated to view the 'Pitt St. Conservation Area Appraisal, July 2005'Document on your Website. What a well constructed and useful 'paper'. I was so pleased to see such aesthetic sensibility being exhibited compared to the - at times - disasterous town planning of the last 50 years in Gloucester. Well done to the producers of the document! May its recomendations come to fruition.
Tom Page
Canterbury Kent - 28 April 2006 at 11:58:52 (GMT)
We have a Mercury Truck made in Gloucester which was built in 1938. We think they were used on fighter airfields in WW11 to taxi the fighter planes out for take off.They couldn't drive out because the propellor was so big and the nose of the plane stuck in the air so they had no forward vision. It was also used by BOAC as a baggage towing truck. We have had the truck for 15 years and We dont know much more about it or the company, so if anyone knows please help!!! Thanks.
gemz k
gloucester england - 27 April 2006 at 19:51:28 (GMT)
hiya everybody i think GL1 is great and i love the gymnastics hall because i do tumbling there every thursday from 8.30-9.30 and it is so great, i think rachel (the gym instructor)is real nice!!! i always look forward to going on thursdays because its ONE of the highlights of my week apart from CHEERLEADING!!!!! because nothin beats cheerleading!!!!!! lol but i gotta go now and do some tumbling soo bye 4 now gemz xxxxxx
lauren
chippenham england - 13 April 2006 at 21:23:50 (GMT)
i was born i gloucester and it is a truely beautiful place. i think this website should show more photographs.
Rebecca Barnes
Vallejo United States - 21 March 2006 at 05:18:55 (GMT)
We visited Gloucester in March 2003. We loved being in your City and hope to come back for a visit.
Jeffrey Holliday
Camp Lejeune, N.C. USA - 17 March 2006 at 20:27:38 (GMT)
My ancestors are from your city. I was just trying to fine out more about it.
Chris Morley
Richmond Hill Canada - 12 March 2006 at 10:10:38 (GMT)
Lovely site. Very well laid out and easy to navigate.
Gloucester resident
Gloucester - 06 March 2006 at 14:20:49 (GMT)
The area around the bus station and Kings Square is an absolute embarresment to the city. Why not get some of that redevolpment money, flatten the lot and start again?
Simon
Tarbert Rep.of Irland - 21 February 2006 at 18:29:07 (GMT)
Gloucester Cathedral is one of the most Loveleist Buildings ever Built sined Simon Richard Toomey
Tony
Cheltenham UK - 17 February 2006 at 12:43:13 (GMT)
I'm with Natalie, the entire city just needs a general clean up. The people are lovely and it is an exciting buzzing place, but it just needs to be cleaned up and brought into the new century. Webmaster: Gloucester City Council spend over £1 million each year on keeping the City clean, and will shortly be embarking upon a further cleanup campaign, as part of the peoples budget 2006 -
natalie
sheffield england - 16 February 2006 at 23:20:02 (GMT)
The city centre could do with a revamp, the bus station is very unwelcoming, dirty, strewn with litter, beggars & pigeons every where, not a very good first impression.
Mason Moore
Hucclecote, Gloucester United Kingdom - 11 February 2006 at 13:26:42 (GMT)
Hello, I Like The site, but It could do with more information. The Gl1 pages are completely invalid and are not up-to date. However, I do find the public services good. I own an Award Winning Political Site For Under Sixteens! I am 12 (on feb 18th 2006)and have made it with my other friend Oliver. Webmaster: The GL1 website can be found using the following link:. We aim to ensure that the website is always kept up to date and accurate.
Page
Gloucester England - 11 February 2006 at 10:13:45 (GMT)
Hello my name is page, Well I think you should build a theme park near Gloucester. Because I have to travel for 2 hours to get to alton towers. If you built a theme park near Gloucester it would be amazing but you just can't be bothered. So just think about it !!!!!!
Sara
Gloucester Glos - 07 February 2006 at 12:44:47 (GMT)
I feel Hillfield Gardens in London Road should be publicised in your 'out and about' guide for Gloucester. Is is a beautiful garden that has very rare trees, so much history and several historic monuments that I am sure would be of interest to any person visiting or living in Gloucester.
Lorna Harris
Alberta Canada - 03 February 2006 at 07:00:28 (GMT)
Have family who lived here and was curious what Gloucester was like.
Allan Franklin
Adelaide South Australia - 02 February 2006 at 22:53:11 (GMT)
Hi. My family roots come from Gloucester. I paid a very quick visit in 2004 and realised that I should spend some time there to research my ancestors. My GGG Grandfather, Stephen Franklin, was a Captain of a tug-boat 'Ruby'. My cousin and I intend to revisit Gloucester this year. If you any anyone else has any ideas as to where we should conduct our research please contact me. Thanks. Allan
Appleton Wisconsin U.S.A - 28 January 2006 at 18:11:25 (GMT)
I am moving to Gloucester and wont to know what is going on please contact back
Beryl Trimble
Vancouver Canada - 24 January 2006 at 10:14:47 (GMT)
I'm doing a project and trying to find out more about the Mayor of Gloucester between 1870 and 1890. Also, information about my relatives who lived (and may still live)in Gloucester: Names: Wheeler, Mountford, maybe Martin.
Larry Watkins lwatkins@bright.net
Shelby USA - 16 January 2006 at 18:47:15 (GMT)
I'm looking for kin in Bream; names Watkins or Lucas. Information is @50 years old.Names are Lizzie, Joan, Shirley. Tombstone of Elizabeth and Charles Watkins at Bream church.
elizabeth ann (Christie) Lovic
monroeville PA United States - 16 January 2006 at 15:26:30 (GMT)
I was brought up in Gloucester, and was married at St. Peter's R.C. Church. My husband, Rudy and me lived in Gloucester, and eventually our daughter was born in Gloucester. As a child, and teen, I visited Bishop Hoopers Lodging house often! I well remember seeing a wooden cradle by the fireplace in the kitchen - and the stake, with a silver plaque on it stating that this was the stake where Bishop Hooper was burned to death. My husband loved Gloucester as much as I do and I thank you for letting me take a trip down memory lane. Keep up your excellent work!
HELEN
Gloucester UK - 14 January 2006 at 11:28:31 (GMT)
Easy to navigate. However, went through to the GL1 web pages, swimming pages not up to date, does not give information about swimming sessions (ie) how long you can stay in the water for. Also, there was no obvious telephone number so you could ring and enquire!
dave
glasgow scot - 10 January 2006 at 04:15:25 (GMT)
this was a nice open site helps me plan a visit that i am planing thanx Webmaster: For anyone else thinking of visiting Gloucester, please see www.visitgloucester.info
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