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Article: Aug 15, 2018Gloucestershire Lib Dems call for road improvements to encourage more to commute by bikeAugust 15 is the UK's annual Cycle to Work day, one of the largest event in the bike calendar and sees thousands of workers ditch the car and cycle to work instead.The benefits of cycling are enormous, from promoting healthy bodies and mental wellbeing, to cutting the amount of pollution and congestion on our roads. -
Article: Aug 13, 2018There are calls for Gloucester MP Richard Graham to apologise after he suggested immigrants could not use dustbins.
In one of his regular emails to constituents the Conservative Member of Parliament called for an "education programme for immigrants not used to urban recycling".He has been condemned by Dr Rebecca Trimnell, his Liberal Democrat opponent at the next General Election, who called on him to apologise. -
Article: Jul 31, 2018A new GP surgery at Kingsway will complement existing services in Quedgeley.The new premises will be run by Rosebank Health, which already operates the Rosebank and Severnvale surgeries.There are no plans to close either of the existing surgeries. -
Article: Jul 30, 2018The Information Commissioner has ruled some parts of a previously redacted report must be revealed.The Lib Dems campaigned against building it at Javelin Park."The secrecy around the contract is a deep concern," said Liam Harries. -
Article: Jul 29, 2018A tree that fell blocking a footpath in Longlevens has been cut back.
Local residents and Longlevens Liberal Democrats reported the fallen tree to the city council after being alerted to it on Saturday morning.
Within hours the tree was cut back so it was no longer blocking the footpath, which runs alongside Horsbere Brook and connects Cheltenham Road with the Greyhound estate.