The consequences of a no-deal Brexit to the Gloucester public have been laid bare, according to the Liberal Democrats.

Government documents reveal there would be major hold-ups at channel ports, significant electricity price increases, shortages of some foods, delays to medicine imports and public disorder.

The Liberal Democrats in Gloucester are ready and waiting for a general election - but only after a no deal Brexit is off the table.

MPs look set to vote again on Monday in Parliament on whether to have a general election before the UK is scheduled to leave the European Union on October 31.

UK opposition parties have agreed not to back Prime Minister Boris Johnson's demand for an election before the EU summit in mid-October.

Campaigners against the decision of Prime Minister Boris Johnson to seek the suspension of Parliament will be holding a second demonstration in Gloucester in a matter of days tonight.

Protesters will be gathering outside Shire Hall in Gloucester between 5.30pm and 6.30pm in a show of defiance at the Prime Minister's attempts to silence Parliament.

Gloucester City Homes continue to shirk responsibility in fixing loose bricks outside both Swan Court and The Dukeries.

Westgate campaigner Rebecca Trimnell said: "I am disappointed not to hear back from Gloucester City Homes after I emailed them a map showing that it was their responsibility to mend and maintain the paving stones outside these two properties."
Originally they had refuted this particular area being their responsibility saying it was down to Gloucestershire County Council to fix.

The Aspen Medical Centre is based in Horton Road and was opened in 2014 when three local doctors' surgeries moved in.

London Road, Heathville Road and Barnwood doctors' surgeries have now merged into one practice along with the Saintbridge surgery.

Patients have rated the AMC as a one-star service with criticism being posted online about long delays in getting the phone answered to book an appointment.