
Gloucester's air quality improves during lockdown
Gloucester's air quality has improved significantly because of the coronavirus lockdown, according to the city council.
Gloucester's air quality has improved significantly because of the coronavirus lockdown, according to the city council.
The council have confirmed that weed spraying in the Longlevens area took place between July 6 and 14.
The A417 Barnwood link road is to close later this month to allow for repairs to a tunnel underneath the road.
A section of the wall along Tuffley Avenue that encloses Tuffley Park has been damaged by a car.
Councillor Ashley Bowkett is quick to thank the council staff who did an excellent job in keeping many services going, even during the strictest days of the lockdown.
Longlevens library has partially re-opened after closing due to the Covic-19 pandemic. Since July 13, the library in Church Road has been offering a collection service which allows local residents to request books, DVDs and other materials they would like to borrow. There is an off the shelf service where you can select online the type of books or other items you would like and staff then select on your behalf from the stock held at the library. You will then receive an email asking you to choose a time slot for collection. Alternativel, you can reserve an item online and collect it later. For people without access to the internet you can ring up Longlevens library and make a reservation. To browse the online catalogue and make your selections visit: https://gloucestershire.spydus.co.uk
In his role as 'defibrillator guardian' Councillor David Brown carries out a monthly check on the status of the devices at Lloyds Pharmacy and St Philip & St James in Larkhay Road.
The Liberal Democrats want to say thank you to everyone in Hempsted and Westgate who have helped other members of the community over the last few months.
Councillor Sebastian Field has sent personal letters to local residents who have helped out during the Covid-19 crisis.
As the lockdown eases Councillor David Brown contacted the head of library services at Shire Hall to ask about the plans for opening the doors to Hucclecote library.
Gloucester City Football Club say they are on schedule with the construction of the new ground to be able to start playing back home again at the start of the football season.
Ashley, Joanne and David have continued to work on resolving local issues, responding to residents' concerns big and small.
The Liberal Democrats have today published a comprehensive blueprint for replacing the broken business rates system.