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Returning for a full-scale festival to celebrate its 20th anniversary this June 2022, Cheltenham Science Festival is back with an...
A new trail combining nature, heritage and art is taking shape at Lydney Harbour, aiming to put the Forest of Dean site on the map...
Pride in Gloucestershire is set to make history in 2022, touring the county - with Pride events in Cheltenham, Cirencester,...
The fifth annual SoGlos Gloucestershire Lifestyle Awards, sponsored by Visit Gloucestershire, are fast approaching – and there’s...
Theatregoers will be able to hear from acclaimed author Michael Morpurgo after a performance of The Mozart Question at The Barn...
A Gloucestershire graphics expert, used to crafting special effects for Disney, Marvel Studio and Warner Brothers movies, has come...
Gloucestershire Libraries has received a £250,000 award to create a brand-new digital learning and skills hub in Cheltenham.
There’s a very special creature coming to Gloucester Cathedral this March 2022, as Luma the illuminated snail comes to visit.
As well as playing host to private parties, from weddings and birthdays to corporate events, retired jumbo jet BA 747 Negus opens...
Cineworld is launching its first ever Cineworld Day this February 2022, where tickets for all movies cost just £3 – and here’s...
One of Gloucestershire’s best-loved attractions, the International Centre for Birds of Prey in Newent, is closing its doors to the...
The legendary locomotive is steaming through the county on Saturday 19 February 2022, giving Gloucestershire train buffs the...
One of Bristol’s most iconic attractions has announced when it will open for the last time – and showcases plans for a new zoo in...
With important conservation and community projects underway, nature lovers can make 2022 the year they support one of...
Staff at Slimbridge Wetland Centre are flying high as its lessons helping children learn more about wildlife have earned the...
The Richard Pate School is inviting parents with children aged three to 11 to come and discover its state-of-the-art facilities...
Grab your swimming costumes and trunks because Cheltenham’s Sandford Parks Lido has announced its official opening date for the...
Environmental enterprise Surplus to Purpose is helping The King’s School in Gloucester save waste food from landfill through a...
From mammoths to man-caves, discover some of Gloucestershire’s most fascinating Ice Age history when Museum in the Park reopens...
Cheltenham’s St Edward’s School has been acquired by a leading UK independent schools group, which has pledged to invest £3...
Adventurous families can enjoy an action-packed winter’s day out in the Forest of Dean, as Forestry England unveils a brand-new...
Students and staff from The King’s School Gloucester have raised almost £5,000 for good causes this Christmas, cooked more than...
Celebrating 100 years of the Royal Three Counties Show, the 2022 event promises to be bigger and better than ever.
Animal lovers will be able to see endangered gorillas, monkeys, parrots and crocodiles at the new Bristol Zoo when it opens.
Gloucestershire’s favourite celebrity chef, Tom Kerridge, wants to make sure families across the country enjoy a delicious dinner...
Cheltenham’s Dean Close Pre-Preparatory School is encouraging applications for Year 2 pupils for September 2022 entry, sharing the...
Cheltenham-based Officeworx is creating colouring sheets so local schoolchildren can send Christmas messages to residents at...
Individually decorated runaway reindeers are on the loose this Christmas – on a festive trail around Gloucester city centre, until...
Gloucester Rugby is offering children aged between 10 and 16 the chance to become a junior reporter covering its home games at...
Gloucester Cathedral has installed its biggest ever Christmas tree on Cathedral Green, sharing a shining symbol of joy in the city...