Zoe Gater

Originally from sunny Devon, Zoe graduated with a degree in journalism from the University of Gloucestershire, gaining experience as a sub-editor of an ezine; creating her own magazine; and writing for a number of publications and websites across the south west. Zoe joined the SoGlos team in 2021 and was recently promoted to staff writer.

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TMDS announces acquisition of Finnick Solutions in Cheltenham

The established Cheltenham-based print solutions provider, Finnick, has been bought by print specialists Total Managed Document...
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Dormy House has a new wine dispensing machine

From heady reds to crisp whites, Dormy House’s new vino vendor is a fun way to sample fine wines at the chic Cotswold hotel.
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Toy Story in Concert is coming to the UK

One for the Woody and Buzz fans, see Toy Story on the big screen with songs performed by live orchestra.
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Forest Green Rovers partners with Stroud sustainable wine producer

Gloucestershire’s greenest football club, Forest Green Rovers, is now serving up climate-conscious wine from Stroud-based...
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Stratford Park Lido is finally reopening

Families are finally being welcomed back to Stroud’s outdoor pool at Stratford Park.
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New ‘Protect Your Pooch’ campaign aims to tackle dog theft in Gloucestershire

Thousands of families are left heartbroken each year due to the theft of a pet; Gloucestershire’s new Police and Crime...
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12 independent film venues in Gloucestershire

There has never been a more important time to support independent cinema in Gloucestershire. From plush boutique film venues and...
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New GCHQ inspired escape room coming to Cheltenham

A new escape room, created by a former GCHQ intelligence officer, is coming to Cheltenham this June 2021.
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Cheltenham Ladies’ College pupils' experiments are being launched into space

Three Year 12 students at Cheltenham Ladies’ College will see their proposed research experiments launched into space on NASA’s...
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#LoveYourForest launches recycling reward machines in the Forest of Dean

Recycle reward machines, Sir Recyclesalot and Buddy the Bottle Crusher, are being installed in the Forest of Dean to encourage...
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Midlands Air Ambulance is celebrating 30th anniversary

Midlands Air Ambulance will be celebrating its official Air30 30th anniversary in May 2021 – and is encouraging people to ‘Go Red’...
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The Roses Theatre launches new outdoor performances

The Roses Theatre in Tewkesbury will be relaunching its live programme with outdoor performances of (Almost) A Midsummer Night’s...
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A new vegan pizza night is launching in Stroud

Umami shiitake mushrooms, smoked garlic, house-made vegan cheese – Stroud’s new pizza joint, Crust Issues, has it all for its new...
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Tim Hortons is opening a drive-thru in Gloucester

The first in the south west, Tim Hortons has officially confirmed that it will be opening a drive-thru restaurant in Gloucester.
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Popular Gloucestershire children's holiday camp launches new summer camp in the Cotswolds

Camp 4-2-11 is launching a new summer camp in Bourton-on-the-Water in August 2021.
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Blenheim Palace 2021 music concerts cancelled

The Nocturne Live series of summer concerts at Blenheim Palace, including David Gray, Lionel Richie, Simple Minds and UB40...
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Outdoor cinema is returning to Blenheim Palace

See classic movies like Dirty Dancing, Back to the Future and Jurassic Park with a stunning backdrop as The Luna Drive-in Cinema...
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Coronavirus event cancellations and venue closures in Gloucestershire

The very latest news about the Gloucestershire events cancelled or postponed, and venues temporarily closed, due to the...
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A drive-in cinema is coming to one of the most stunning venues in the Cotswolds

See an impressive line-up of films with a stunning backdrop, as The Luna Drive In Cinema comes to Blenheim Palace in the...
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Longborough Festival Opera raises over £300,000 in emergency appeal

An emergency appeal from Longborough Festival Opera has raised over £300,000 to help artists affected by the Coronavirus crisis.