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Members of the public are being encouraged to take a look at a new planning document, which will help shape regeneration in Tewkesbury town.
A forum for the voluntary and community sector will take place on Thursday 13 December to bring together representatives from across Tewkesbury Borough to discuss local issues and projects.
Community groups in Gotherington and Brockworth are being asked to express an interest for funds that could make a real difference to local projects in the two areas.
To encourage residents to shop locally this Christmas, Tewkesbury Borough Council is offering free parking in its car parks for two days in Tewkesbury and Winchcombe.
Tewkesbury Growth Hub is now open for business – an exciting new space where the local business community can work, meet and get access to important resources in a supportive environment.
Members of the public are being invited to have their say on a Tewkesbury Ashchurch concept masterplan.
Anyone wanting to know more about the new roundabout on the A40 Gloucester Northern Bypass between Elmbridge and Longford is welcome to attend two drop-in sessions being run this week.
On Thursday, 8 November officers from Gloucestershire Police and Tewkesbury Borough Council undertook a joint enforcement initiative stopping vehicles that looked like they could be carrying waste,
Members of the public are being asked their opinions on how best to deliver growth in Cheltenham, Gloucester and Tewkesbury Borough.
Members of the public are invited to join Tewkesbury borough councillors and staff from the Public Services Centre in commemorating Remembrance Day.
On Tuesday, 9 October it will be 100 years ago to the day that Private William Edgar Holmes VC, from Tewkesbury Borough, was awarded the highest military honour for bravery, valour and devotion to his country; the Victoria Cross.
On Tuesday, 9 October it will be 100 years ago to the day that Private William Edgar Holmes VC, from Tewkesbury Borough, was awarded the highest military honour for bravery, valour and devotion to his country; the Victoria Cross.
On Tuesday, 9 October it will be 100 years ago to the day that Private William Edgar Holmes VC, from Tewkesbury Borough, was awarded the highest military honour for bravery, valour and devotion to his country; the Victoria Cross.
Residents in the Tewkesbury Borough have reported receiving a bogus email advising them that they will soon receive a Council Tax refund for a specified amount of money provided they confirm their bank details on a form which is linked to the email.
Four new gateway signs are being installed on the key routes into Tewkesbury. The signs are made out of oak and have been designed in a style that reflects the wooden horses on the A38 Stonehills roundabout.
New welfare laws mean more people who run animal businesses must register with their local council soon. Dog day boarders, keepers of exhibition animals and some dog breeders must contact Tewkesbury Borough Council ahead of Government legislation which will become law in just a few months’ time.
As part of the borough council’s STAND campaign, an open event will be held at the Public Services Centre, Tewkesbury GL20 5TT, on Wednesday, 18 July between 7pm and 9pm for anyone who wants to learn more about what it’s like to be a councillor.
Tewkesbury Borough councillors have taken action to resolve concerns raised by their communities about overgrown grassland and verges around Tewkesbury Borough.
Due to fly tipping and the general misuse of the Ashchurch Road recycling site in Tewkesbury, the decision has been made by the site owners, Morrison’s, to close the facility with immediate effect.
Over 100 local business owners and representatives came to the 'Tewkesbury Means Business' event at Tewkesbury Park Hotel on Thursday 10th May.
Councillor Rob Bird was elected as the new leader of Tewkesbury Borough Council at a meeting of full council on 15 May.
Tewkesbury will be packed with runners next Sunday (13 May) as the half marathon takes to the roads for another year. Advice to those planning to drive in and around Tewkesbury on Sunday is to plan ahead as there will be some road closures taking place.
A popular outdoor gym in Tewkesbury has had two cross trainers replaced due to over-use.
This Saturday 28 April, Tewkesbury's town centre will come alive with an array of delicious food and craft stalls. Located on Tewkesbury High Street from 9am to 5pm, there is set to be lots of mouth-watering treats on offer to try and buy.
Local decision-makers from Bishop’s Cleeve Parish Council and Tewkesbury Borough Council will, next week, ask young people what they think about Bishop’s Cleeve as a place to live, go to school, attend groups/clubs, or work.
A Scrutiny Hearing - which members of the public are welcome to attend - will take place at 4.30pm on Tuesday 24 April 2018 and questions will be put to the various bodies involved. Anyone interested in attending should contact jennifer.murray@tewkesbury.gov.uk or 01684 272021.
Tewkesbury Means Business is an event which will showcase exciting plans to support business across Tewkesbury Borough and demonstrate the value of companies in the area to the wider economy of Gloucestershire.
Tewkesbury Borough News is the council’s residents’ magazine containing the latest news from around the borough. It is produced twice a year and is delivered to each of the 40,000+ households in Tewkesbury Borough. The latest edition - Spring 2018 - is out now.
Tewkesbury’s popular farmers’ and crafts market is back for 2018 with lots of tasty treats and goodies on offer.