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Chloe Gorman

Having grown up in Kent and worked in London, Birmingham, Worcester and Nottingham, Chloe now lives happily ever after in Gloucestershire after joining the SoGlos team as deputy editor in 2020. With an MA in Professional Writing, she worked as a copywriter for 10 years, specialising in radio advertising - she's also the SGGLA and SGGBA 'voice of God'!

Gloucestershire Lifestyle Awards 2024 awards night photos
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Gloucestershire Lifestyle Awards 2024 awards night photos

The photos from the spectacular seventh annual Gloucestershire Lifestyle Awards are here! See if you can spot yourself from the...
King Charles III becomes patron of Gloucestershire university
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King Charles III becomes patron of Gloucestershire university

The Royal Agricultural University in Cirencester has announced King Charles III as its newest patron, following a review of over...
Gloucestershire town is the best place in the UK for employee wellbeing
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Gloucestershire town is the best place in the UK for employee wellbeing

With generous salaries, short commutes and a good work/life balance, Cheltenham takes the top spot on a new Employee Wellbeing...
25 best beer gardens in Gloucestershire
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25 best beer gardens in Gloucestershire

From sunny riverside spots and rolling countryside views to the coolest urban outdoor bars, SoGlos raises a glass to 25 of the...
How one Gloucestershire school plans to mitigate 'unfair' school fee increases if Labour wins election
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How one Gloucestershire school plans to mitigate 'unfair' school fee increases if Labour wins election

With The Labour Party planning to introduce VAT on independent school fees if it wins the next general election, The King's School...
Leading menswear brand with 'in-store stylists' opens at Gloucester Quays
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Leading menswear brand with 'in-store stylists' opens at Gloucester Quays

With '173 years of expertise' Gloucester Quays is welcoming one of the UK's top men's tailoring brands to the retail and leisure...
Lost poems by 19th-century 'Forest Poetess' return to the Forest of Dean
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Lost poems by 19th-century 'Forest Poetess' return to the Forest of Dean

Four long lost poems written by 'Forest Poetess' Catherine Drew in the 1860s have been returned to the Forest of Dean and added to...
Jay Rayner is coming to Gloucester
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Jay Rayner is coming to Gloucester

Journalist, food critic, broadcaster and Masterchef star, Jay Rayner, is hosting a live recording of his BBC Radio 4 culinary...
Free e-scooter rides for voters in Cheltenham and Gloucester
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Free e-scooter rides for voters in Cheltenham and Gloucester

Voters in Cheltenham and Gloucester can claim free rides to and from their local polling station this Thursday 2 May 2024 from...
Cheltenham gears up to celebrate Gustav Holst's 150th birthday
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Cheltenham gears up to celebrate Gustav Holst's 150th birthday

Cheltenham is hosting a series of events to celebrate the 150th birthday of Gustav Holst, including a free community event at...
Cult Cheltenham pancake cakes are being stocked in Selfridges
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Cult Cheltenham pancake cakes are being stocked in Selfridges

Cheltenham's unique pancake cake store, Sisu Pancakes, is now selling slices at the Selfridges Food Hall in Birmingham, in an...
AccXel Construction School appoints new joint managing director
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AccXel Construction School appoints new joint managing director

Natalie King has been promoted to joint managing director of AccXel in the Forest of Dean, joining sister Nicola Bird in leading...
University of Gloucestershire launches new public lecture series
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University of Gloucestershire launches new public lecture series

The University of Gloucestershire is launching a new series of public lectures on everything from cyber security to contemporary...
Here's how you can cycle through Cirencester Park for one day only
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Here's how you can cycle through Cirencester Park for one day only

Cirencester Park is hosting a special one-day cycling event this May 2024, allowing visitors to ride their bikes through the...
Cheltenham Paint Festival launches second fundraising campaign after losing Arts Council bid
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Cheltenham Paint Festival launches second fundraising campaign after losing Arts Council bid

After being turned down by Arts Council England for the second time, Cheltenham Paint Festival is seeking donations from the...
9 reasons to get tickets to Gloucester Tall Ships Festival in 2024
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9 reasons to get tickets to Gloucester Tall Ships Festival in 2024

Gloucester Tall Ships Festival is set to 'rock the docks' this May 2024, featuring a line-up of Hollywood stars, non-stop live...
Queen of UK blues is coming to Gloucester for an exclusive charity gig
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Queen of UK blues is coming to Gloucester for an exclusive charity gig

Here's how you can own a share of Jeremy Clarkson's new racehorse
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Here's how you can own a share of Jeremy Clarkson's new racehorse

Infamous TV presenter turned farmer, Jeremy Clarkson, is now branching out into horse racing, inviting equestrian enthusiasts to...
Crowe appoints new partner in social purpose and non-profit team
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Crowe appoints new partner in social purpose and non-profit team

Cheltenham-based audit, tax, advisory and risk firm, Crowe, has appointed a new partner, with Helen Blundell joining its social...
Cheltenham Ladies' College bursary applications are closing soon
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Cheltenham Ladies' College bursary applications are closing soon

The Beale Awards bursary scheme from the world-renowned Cheltenham Ladies' College is open for applications, offering up to 100...
Discover the magic of learning at The King's School Gloucester's Wands and Wizards Open Morning
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Discover the magic of learning at The King's School Gloucester's Wands and Wizards Open Morning

Gloucester's first independent film festival launches
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Gloucester's first independent film festival launches

The first-ever Gloucester Independent Film Festival launches this April 2024, with local filmmakers encouraged to submit their...
Kaleb Cooper releases music video for his single 'I Can't Stand Sheep'
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Kaleb Cooper releases music video for his single 'I Can't Stand Sheep'

As if releasing his first single wasn't enough, famous farmer Kaleb Cooper is now releasing a music video to accompany 'I Can't...
21 of the best child-friendly restaurants in Cheltenham
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21 of the best child-friendly restaurants in Cheltenham

Taking family dining seriously with tasty food and a welcoming atmosphere for all ages, SoGlos handpicks some of the best...
The 'Asparagus Express' is coming to Gloucestershire
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The 'Asparagus Express' is coming to Gloucestershire

Celebrating the start of The British Asparagus Festival, asparagus enthusiasts can take a ride on a steam train carrying the first...
19 of Gloucestershire’s best artisan food and drink producers
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19 of Gloucestershire’s best artisan food and drink producers

Whether you’re a firm foodie or just want to support local, SoGlos handpicks some of the very best artisan food and drink...
10 incredible initiatives from Cheltenham Festivals
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10 incredible initiatives from Cheltenham Festivals

While Cheltenham Festivals is known around the world for its amazing events in jazz, science, music and literature, behind every...
Uncover the mystery of one of history's greatest cold cases
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Uncover the mystery of one of history's greatest cold cases

Gloucestershire charity receives over £150,000 from The National Lottery
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Gloucestershire charity receives over £150,000 from The National Lottery

Lives of Colour — a leading Gloucestershire charity which promotes diversity and inclusion in business, education and government —...
Lace up your walking boots and Walk4Hollie this May
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Lace up your walking boots and Walk4Hollie this May