2019 news

Gloucester City Council’s Transport Hub project has been shortlisted for a national award.

Two women have been ordered to pay more than £4,500 after being convicted of fly tipping offences in Gloucester.

Artworks by migrants from across three centuries are coming to the Museum of Gloucester in October.

Rare painting by a Gloucestershire puppeteer, artist and sculptor to go on display at the Museum of Gloucester.

Gloucester City Council has today added its name to a charter aimed at helping employees who become terminally ill at work.

Gloucester City Council has been successful in a bid to Historic England for £1.9 million funding towards improvements in Westgate Street

Residents in Gloucester urged to look out for their voter registration details in the post.

The Stronger Safer Gloucester Partnership brings together key decision makers from the city council, the police, Gloucestershire County Council, and others who are working to make Gloucester a healthier, safer city.

More than 34,000 people have visited the Museum of Gloucester this year since free admission was introduced.

A Gloucester woman has been ordered to pay more than £4,400 after being found guilty of frequently playing excessively loud music and karaoke into the early hours of the morning.

Next week on Wednesday 31 July, Gloucester City Council’s new reception will open at offices in the heart of the city.

Equalities Action Plan for Gloucester City Council passed by councillors at yesterday’s (10 July) cabinet meeting.

A Gloucester man has been ordered to pay more than £2,200 after a ‘significant amount’ of household waste was found dumped by a toilet block.

Kings Quarter is set to take another step forward as councillors consider giving the go-ahead to demolishing Bruton Way Car Park.

Residents are being encouraged to take part in a consultation into regeneration in Podsmead and Matson.