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You can now submit your views on the draft Housing, Homelessness and Rough Sleeping Strategy for 2020 to 2025

Gloucester City Council has given NATO's Allied Rapid Reaction Corps (ARRC) Freedom to the City at a special council meeting attended by the ARRC and South Korean Ambassador.

From 9 December, households will need two green boxes and a blue sack, separating their recycling.

Gloucester will welcome home 1st Battalion the Rifles with a Cathedral service, Freedom Parade and reception on Saturday 23 November 2019.

The public can now submit their comments on the Gloucester City Plan, which is the last stage before going to the Planning Inspectorate.

Those who wish to express their condolences following the deaths of 39 people in a lorry in Essex can do so in a book of condolence available at Gloucestershire County Council's Shire Hall in Gloucester.

A report will be considered by cabinet that recommends the demolition of Wessex House on Great Western Road, and gives the green light for the site to be redeveloped.

Gloucester City Council Cabinet is to consider whether to contribute £150,000 in support of Gloucester Cathedral's bid to the National Lottery Heritage Fund in order to continue Project Pilgrim in to Phase 2.

A report going to Gloucester City Council's cabinet on 6 November recommends introducing Fixed Penalty Notices for those who breach their household waste duty of care, and for parking on areas of Public Open Space.

An apple tree has been planted by the Lord Lieutenant of Gloucestershire, Andrew Gillespie, to mark the 10 year anniversary of HM Queen Elizabeth II visiting Gloucester Quays.

See how Kings Square could look if multi-million pound regeneration plans get approved.

Following consultation earlier in the year, Gloucester City Council has launched a new heritage strategy for the next ten years.

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.