The Build Back Better - Councillor Scheme is a grant fund open to community
groups across Gloucestershire. Over £2.2 million is available to be spent on projects
to support the county's recovery from the Coivd-19 pandemic and to build back
better and stronger.
Each County Councillor has £40,000 to spend in their community over the next four
years.
The scheme is open to a wide range of groups... Read More »

These GCC highways proposals aim to control parking near to the new secondary school that is currently under construction and forms part of that scheme. These proposals are currently being publicly advertised until 8th June and more information can be found on the County Council's website https://www.gloucestershire.gov.uk/highways/traffic-regulation-orders-tro-and-traffic-schemes/?fbclid=IwAR2EtKNmgmTe0sm5aE5GGC8b2HRyLPhTCL4OqfgyPr24pNn1UWJpxoX4F0c... Read More »

The Inspectorate considers that it is in everyone's interest for all objections and representations to be publicly available. Gloucester County Council will make all objections/representations, along with any others made in relation to this case, availablefor viewing at their offices. They have also been asked to ensure that all statements of case and any other document submitted in relation to this... Read More »

We had the SID on Farmfield Road and the monitor box on Kidnappers Lane (on the bend) to capture traffic going from Shurdington Road up to Church Road.

Farmfield Road - little evidence of consistent speeding, just 5 - 7% of vehicles going over limit of 30 mph with the majority of drivers averaging 28 mph.

Interestingly, weekly term-time volume is 14% lower in March/ April than last September, possibly... Read More »

Thanks to Wayne Sedgwick, the CBC ranger, and the Cotswold Wardens for organising and installing the footpath from Merlin Way to the bridge over the stream.

They managed to put all the stone down in four hours, which is amazing work.

Positive comments from all that passed by.

All the other "desire lines2 are closed with brash to encourage all to use the new path.

A big thank you to all who made this possible... Read More »

Doorstep crime is under reported by you, the general public. More often than not, the older and vulnerable in our communities are the people targeted.

The phrase the police often hear is 'I didn't want to bother you.' You are our eyes and ears in the community, please tell them if you observe anything suspicious by calling 101, you might prevent a distraction burglary or save someone from being fleeced... Read More »

Good afternoon Nigel and Vernon,

I hope you are both well.

You may recall that I am on the Leckhampton with Warden Hill Parish Council and sit on the Highways Committee. At our last meeting we were discussing building works and planning applications currently in process in Leckhampton around the A46 Shurdington Road, Kidnappers Lane, Church Road and Farm Lane.

I attach a map (courtesy of Redrow) showing... Read More »

The Parish Council donated an additional £1000 last week to support the raising of funds to provide hampers for vulnerable families effected by the impact of Covid 19.

Cllr Tony Oliver attended a presentation at Warden Hill Primary school and Belmont school togive the hampers organised by Morrisons

The balance of the £1000, which is £352.14 will be given to Leckhampton Primary school... Read More »

Thanks so much to the cotswold volunteer Wardens who have worked hard to do this work and make the footpath safer

Grid ref. SO 93902 19539, where footpath CHL8 crosses Hatherley Brook.