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Tuffley Park wall

A section of the wall along Tuffley Avenue that encloses Tuffley Park has been damaged by a car.

20 Jul 2020
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Longlevens library has partially re-opened

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

18 Jul 2020
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Even defibrillators need a check up

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.

17 Jul 2020
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Podsmead heroes

Councillor Sebastian Field has sent personal letters to local residents who have helped out during the Covid-19 crisis.

13 Jul 2020
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News from across Barnwood

Ashley, Joanne and David have continued to work on resolving local issues, responding to residents' concerns big and small.

8 Jul 2020
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Dr Rebecca Trimnell at Hill Farm in Hempsted

Lib Dems fight housing plan in Hempsted

The Liberal Democrats are fighting plans to build hundreds of new homes in Hempsted. Developers have submitted a planning application for the construction of 245 properties at Hill Farm, off Hempsted Lane. The development falls within a cordon sanitaire - which prohibits housing near to the sewage works. It is also not part of the City Plan or Joint Core Strategy which lists sites for potential housing development over the next decade. Dozens of local residents have already submitted objections to the planning application and are being backed by the Liberal Democrats. Dr Rebecca Trimnell, from Hempsted and Westgate Liberal Democrats, has also submitted an objection to Gloucester City Council's planning department. "We will fight any attempt to build hundreds of new houses at Hill Farm," she said. "It is in the cordon sanitaire and the visual impact upon the village of Hempsted would forever be tarnished. "I am also personally concerned about the impact upon local wildlife, including possible badger setts, the

6 Jul 2020
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