Gloucestershire Green News

New walking and cycling facilities are set to be built in two areas of Gloucestershire as part of the 26-mile cycle spine. Latest update from Gloucestershire Council Newsroom: At a meeting on Wednesday 29 March, Gloucestershire County Council’s Cabinet will be asked to approve a procurement exercise for the construction of two new routes in […]

Gloucestershire Recycles wants people to recycle their broken electricals as they launch their latest campaign, ‘Recycle Your Electricals’. Latest update from Gloucestershire Council Newsroom: The campaign aims to encourage more people to recycle their items rather than throwing them away. Electricals are rich in precious metals, but these resources are lost when electricals aren’t properly […]

Gloucestershire County Council has planted more than 1,000 trees at Arle Court roundabout in Cheltenham. Latest update from Gloucestershire Council Newsroom: As part of the council’s ambition to plant a million trees by 2030, these trees have been planted at Arle Court roundabout close to Arle Court Transport Hub. Provided by the county council, the […]

An energy-saving campaign has been launched by Gloucestershire County Council today, aimed at helping residents to save money and carbon this winter. Latest update from Gloucestershire Council Newsroom: The campaign, called ‘Cutting costs and carbon’, encourages people to see what they can do to reduce energy usage and make their homes more energy-efficient. In the […]

Gloucestershire County Council is creating a green corridor for wildlife on a disused railway site by planting more than 3,000 trees. Latest update from Gloucestershire Council Newsroom: Trees and shrubs will be planted along a 1.88 acre stretch of land between Bournside School and Canterbury Walk, the former site of the railway line in Cheltenham. […]