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  • The FA Women's Cup Heads to Bristol
    The Football Association is proud to announce that Ashton Gate, home of Bristol City FC, will be the venue for The FA Women's Cup 2012 Final. This marks the first ever time The Final has been held in the City of Bristol.
  • GFA Senior Challenge Cup Dates
    Gloucestershire FA is pleased to announce dates of Senior Challenge Cup matches involving professional and semi-professional clubs.        
  • FA Religous Calendar 2012
    The FA Equality and Child Protection team has published the latest religious calendar for 2012.
  • Gloucestershire FA County Youth Futsal Festival 2012
    The Gloucestershire FA will be hosting their 2012 County Youth Futsal Festival on the 17th and 24th of March at GL1 Leisure Centre, Gloucester.
  • Calling all Female Coaches, Volunteers and Young Leaders
    The Gloucestershire FA are running a Female Coach Development Workshop led by FA Female Coach Mentor, for the South West, Peter Amos and is open to all females involved in football.
  • GFA welcomes Jason to the team
    As the newly appointed Sports Development Officer for the Gloucestershire FA, focusing on the development of Disability football, it is now an ideal opportunity to explain what my role will entail and what experience I will bring to the Gloucestershire FA.
  • Gloucestershire FA Football Futures Young Leadership Days
    The Gloucestershire FA will be running 2 Young Leadership Days as part of the Football Futures Programme over the 2012 February half term for young people aged 14-19.
  • The FA Junior Football Leaders Award (JFL) Tutor Training Course
    From January 2012 The FA's Junior Football Organisers course (JFO) will no longer be a recognised qualification and taken off The FA Course Framework. The JFO course has been replaced with The FA Junior Football Leaders Award (JFL).
  • Bristol Academy Coaching In-Service Events
    Women's Super League Club Bristol Academy will be opening its doors to all junior grass roots club coaches and share the work that is being done by its Centre of Excellence staff.
  • Bodywise Sports Injury Clinic
    Filton College and Bristol Academy of Sport would like to introduce the sports injury and physiotherapy clinic for 2012.
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  • Comment on Recycle for Bradford by sarah morrison
    i can not understand why people who are doing community service are not sorting through the household waste recycled what has been unnecessarily tipped! Also why are Bradford not starting a fining scheme we do alot of recycling but have freinds and family members who boast of having two bins and filing them and that they can not be bothered recyling!!! Everyone in society seems so preoccupied with their rights, yet nobody seems to have told them they also have responisiblities to their community!
  • Comment on Tetra Pak Explains Carton Recycling by Peter Chester
    Tetra Pak is showing great leadership in this area. I wish more milk, juice, water and wine would be sold in environmentally friendly cartons! Peter Chester
  • Comment on Bring and take events come to Wrexham by mrs v roberts
    what a good idea. enjoyed the one in penycae last saturday. how nice to take the grandkids out and not have to say no you can,t have it, i can,t afford it. what a load of nonscence, the plastic chairs from skip is. what is this country comming to.
  • Comment on The computer recycling problem by Mike at Pacebutler Recycling
    In the US, there's a non-profit group called FreeGeek that operates like the Brant Freenet organization you mentioned here. They also provide computers to needy individuals and groups in exchange for community service. I have heard about a company in Belgium called Umicore that performs electronic recycling quite efficiently - with less than half of 1% remaining waste that couldn't be returned to the manufacturing cycle. Thanks for this article.
  • Comment on Circuit board recycling a reality by M. Gurian
    Very interesting as a brief note. Will be interested in the details. The key to sucessful recycling is not only to dis-asemble the pieces but to treat them into recoverable and valuable individual streams in a reasonably economic process. Getting metals distinguished into adequately pure streams of useful individual metals or alloys will be a difficult problem. Looking forward to find the detailed work, if there is ever sufficient disclosure to judge details of the process and end stream analysis. Also the restriction or makeup of the starting circuit products may make considerable difference in the ease and universality of the process.
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      The newly published research includes: The How's Business survey for May, which reflects recent business conditions in the region.  A key point to note in this update is that, whilst there continues to be evidence of late bookings, optimism across the industry has increased.      How's Business? May 2010 - Summary (PDF)  How's Business? May 201...
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      The Taste of the West Awards enjoys significant media coverage in both the trade and consumer sectors thanks to an extensive, multi-media PR campaign. These awards provide an excellent marketing tool for award winners by helping to convey the quality and values of their business to potential customers.   The awards cover 16 food and drink categories which are divided into 23 classes, along...
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      7th July 2010 RenewableUK is holding a free wind farm visit and seminar exclusively for planners and councillors, with the aim of enhancing their knowledge of wind energy development.  It will also provide a chance to share experiences with others in the development process, and give more confidence to make decisions in wind energy policy formation and case assessment.
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      7th July 2010 This event will look at arable reversion and its management.   Booking is essential -  courses may be cancelled due to low numbers.   Cost: £44.10 subject to eligibility. 
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      20th July 2010 Cornwall College Business invites you to join us at our free 'Business boosting' event open to businesses of all sizes from all sectors.   This event includes a wide range of taster sessions from the CCB’s short course range; networking opportunities and one to one training advice sessions. Book any course on the day of the event and secure funding (...
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      The independent South West TB Farm Advisory Service (SWTBFAS), hosted by the NFU, with a lead advisor, three trained and practical advisors and an administrator are able to visit farmers to give free, bespoke individual help and advice to mitigate the risk of contracting TB in  the herd, as well as measures to reduce the impact of TB on farms who already have the disease. The advisors will...
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    • Organic Entry Level Stewardship (OELS) Renewals (Event)
      26th July 2010 Half day farm walk and on-farm OELS training visit. Natural England are hosting this event to equip expiring OELS scheme agreement holders with the skills, knowledge and confidence to successfully re-apply to OELS. Training will be provided on the management options available most suitable for your holding and on the renewals process and a refresher on how to work out t...

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    • CUTS: THERE IS AN ALTERNATIVE!
      a public meeting organised by the Green Party with Jean Lambert MEP and Councillor Sarah Lunnon (GCC) Thursday April 14th 7.30 pm Oxstalls Campus, University of Gloucestershire, Oxtalls Lane, Gloucester Admission Free (collection to cover costs) ALL WELCOME
    • Green MEP Continues Fight for Andover Jobs
      Green MEP calls for better deal for local employees 08 December 2010 Green Party MEP Keith Taylor today vowed to keep up the pressure on the European Commission over its decision to fund a new Twinings factory in Poland (1). The British company is cutting 129 jobs at its Andover factory and will close its North Shields plant with the loss of a further 263 jobs (2).
    • NEW STROUD DISTRICT GREEN PARTY WEB SITE
      For Stroud District Green Party news information go to our new website www.stroudgreenparty.org.uk (http://www.stroudgreenparty.org.uk)
    • Gloucestershire Green Party
      The Green Party seeks to create a just, equitable and sustainable society. Here in Gloucestershire we are working hard with local people to provide a better quality of life for all. To find out more about Gloucestershire Green party please browse this website or contact us (index.php?option=com_contact catid=4 Itemid=3). For national policy see The Green Party website (http://www.greenparty.org.uk/).
    • Next Coffee House Discussion
      The next Coffee House Discussion will be on Friday, March 25th at Star Anise cafe, Gloucester Street, Stroud, from 7.30-9.30pm. The topic will be: Will there be a World Food Crisis? Can agriculture keep up with increasing consumption? How big companies are speculating in food Land grabbing in Africa and Latin America How will this affect the poor? Are there sustainable and fair solutions? An evening of lively discussion, complete with coffee and cakes! 7.30-9.30 at Star Anise cafe, Gloucester St., Stroud (behind the Old Painswick Inn). Come and join us, listen to the introductory speakers and then have your say - or just come and listen! 'Read more' to find out the idea behind these Coffee House Discussions.
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    • Latest research from South West Tourism (News Article)
      The newly published research includes: The How's Business survey for May, which reflects recent business conditions in the region.  A key point to note in this update is that, whilst there continues to be evidence of late bookings, optimism across the industry has increased.      How's Business? May 2010 - Summary (PDF)  How's Business? May 201...
    • Taste of the West Awards 2010 (News Article)
      The Taste of the West Awards enjoys significant media coverage in both the trade and consumer sectors thanks to an extensive, multi-media PR campaign. These awards provide an excellent marketing tool for award winners by helping to convey the quality and values of their business to potential customers.   The awards cover 16 food and drink categories which are divided into 23 classes, along...
    • RenewableUK - Wind Farm visit and planning (Event)
      7th July 2010 RenewableUK is holding a free wind farm visit and seminar exclusively for planners and councillors, with the aim of enhancing their knowledge of wind energy development.  It will also provide a chance to share experiences with others in the development process, and give more confidence to make decisions in wind energy policy formation and case assessment.
    • Grassland Restoration (Event)
      7th July 2010 This event will look at arable reversion and its management.   Booking is essential -  courses may be cancelled due to low numbers.   Cost: £44.10 subject to eligibility. 
    • Do you want to boost your business? (Event)
      20th July 2010 Cornwall College Business invites you to join us at our free 'Business boosting' event open to businesses of all sizes from all sectors.   This event includes a wide range of taster sessions from the CCB’s short course range; networking opportunities and one to one training advice sessions. Book any course on the day of the event and secure funding (...
    • South West TB Farm Advisory Service (Help for my Business)
      The independent South West TB Farm Advisory Service (SWTBFAS), hosted by the NFU, with a lead advisor, three trained and practical advisors and an administrator are able to visit farmers to give free, bespoke individual help and advice to mitigate the risk of contracting TB in  the herd, as well as measures to reduce the impact of TB on farms who already have the disease. The advisors will...
    • Study highlights trees' importance to fish as climate warms (News Article)
      Results are from a new study in lowland streams in southern England which suggest that planting riparian woodland (trees on the margins of streams) could play an important part in preventing summer water temperatures exceeding dangerous limits. The findings come from a three-year study by Samantha Broadmeadow and Dr Tom Nisbet from Forest Research, the scientific research arm of the Forestry C...
    • New projects to address decline of bees and other insect pollinators (News Article)
      These projects will explore the causes and consequences of threats to insect pollinators and ask questions about the decline of honeybees and other pollinating insects over recent years. The aim is to inform the development of mitigation strategies that will ensure that the pollination of agricultural and horticultural crops is protected and biodiversity in natural ecosystems is maintained. Fu...
    • EU organic logo guides (News Article)
      The guide, titled 10 Questions and Answers to the New Organic Production Logo of the European Union, offers organic businesses further information and advice on the appropriate use of the EU organic logo. In addition, the Soil Association has produced its own guide Soil Association Certification Ltd's guide to the EU organic logo. Both guides are available to download&...
    • Organic Entry Level Stewardship (OELS) Renewals (Event)
      26th July 2010 Half day farm walk and on-farm OELS training visit. Natural England are hosting this event to equip expiring OELS scheme agreement holders with the skills, knowledge and confidence to successfully re-apply to OELS. Training will be provided on the management options available most suitable for your holding and on the renewals process and a refresher on how to work out t...
    • Organic Entry Level Stewardship (OELS) Renewals (Event)
      22nd July 2010   Half day farm walk and on-farm OELS training visit. Natural England are hosting this event to equip expiring OELS scheme agreement holders with the skills, knowledge and confidence to successfully re-apply to OELS. Training will be provided on the management options available most suitable for your holding and on the renewals process and a refresher on how to wor...
    • Organic Entry Level Stewardship (OELS) Renewals (Event)
      20th July 2010 Half day farm walk and on-farm OELS training visit. Natural England are hosting this event to equip expiring OELS scheme agreement holders with the skills, knowledge and confidence to successfully re-apply to OELS. Training will be provided on the management options available most suitable for your holding and on the renewals process and a refresher on how to work out t...
    • Peat bog restoration methods may harm insect species (News Article)
      Peat bogs are important as they provide a carbon sink and so aid the capture of CO2. Many bogs in north-western Europe have become dried out through overuse and extraction of peat. The most common way to restore and conserve these vital eco-systems has been to build a dam to raise the water level on a large scale. However, research by University of Plymouth scientist Dr Wilco Verberk and othe...
    • Carbon & Farming - Turning Science into Practice on your Farm (Event)
      29th July 2010 Looking back over the last twelve months it is evidnet that a revolution in dairy farming is on its way. Climate change and greenhouse gas emissions are becoming increasingly central to any discussion about progressive dairy farming. Following on from the Dairy UK/DairyCo conference ‘Carbon & Farming – Myths, Challenges and Opportunities’ on the ...
    • Community Supported Agriculture in W. Somerset (Event)
      1st July 2010 There is rising interest locally in Community Supported Agriculture and there are many different ways of organising it, so please come along and learn more about (CSA) and what it might offer to both producers and consumers in West Somerset. Organised by Forum 21 & Transition Town Minehead and Alcombe   All welcome - free admission and refreshments
    • International Meat Secretariat World Meat Congress (Event)
      27th September 2010 27th - 30th September Every two years, meat professionals from throughout the world gather together at the IMS World Meat Congress to interchange ideas, meet their counterparts from other countries, discuss the state of the industry and analyse trends and issues which are set to influence its future.
    • Sheep 2010 (Event)
      3rd August 2010 The National Sheep Association presents Sheep 2010, the sheep industry’s premier biennial event. Sheep 2010 will feature a series of informative seminars complementing the wide range of educational and commercial trade stands.  
    • Climate Change 2010 (Event)
      23rd September 2010 The way forward in a post-Copenhagen world. 23rd - 24th September The Conference will ask whether an international deal on climate will be reached in the next year. If not, what alternative forms of governance will emerge and what practical steps governments and business can take. Political leaders, chief negotiators, experts, analysts and heads of busines...
    • Support the bumble bee (News Article)
      Bee Safe Bee Careful provides information on the use of pesticides and the bee and how to support the bumble bee population. Help Save the Bumble Bee provides practical advice on wild flower mixes, effective margins and how to gain points towards ELS.  Both leaflets are available from the Campaign for the Farmed Environment website.
    • Pesticides in the UK (News Article)
      The report demonstrates the work of the UK Pesticides Forum in 2009. It contains both 'annual report' items and the 'report of indicators reflecting impacts of pesticide use'.  The report draws together the work of Government, Industry and other important stakeholders to find ways of reducing the impact from the use of pesticides.     The report has been structured around ...
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    The latest problems for Gloucestershire County Council reported by users
    • Dim streetlight, 26th January, GL53 8QT
      Light outside 9,10 buckles close has gone very dim. The glass cover appears to be blackened and may be broken
      Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Buckles Close, Cheltenham
      Report on FixMyStreet
    • Flooded Road, 26th January
      With a little rain this drain cannot cope and floods the whole width of the road
      Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Stroud Road, Gloucester
      Report on FixMyStreet
    • Street light C110 NOT WORKING, 25th January, forest road coleford
      FOREST ROAD, MILE END, COLEFORD, GLOS. GL16 7QH. Above streetlight out no reply after contacting county council. been out for week now
      Report on FixMyStreet
    • Street Lights not working, 24th January, GL52 5GB
      2 street lights are not working at 29 Kempley Close
      Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Cheltenham
      Report on FixMyStreet
    • Street Light out, 23rd January, GL4 0BX
      Street light out opposite 52 Forest View Road
      Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): 33 Forest View Road, Gloucester
      Report on FixMyStreet
    • Nasty pothole on mini roundabout, 23rd January, cheltenham
      Hi, there is a mini roundabout intersecting Hales Road and Hewlett Road in Cheltenham which has developed a mid sized pothole half way around it. Unfortunately, it is just where everyone's nearside front wheel naturally drives to as you traverse the roundabout and creates a nasty bump. In addition, on the next mini roundabout directly after this one, intersecting Harp Hill and Priors Road, there is either a sunken drain cover or pothole forming again by the nearside front wheel forcing you into it. Could someone please take a look and patch them up? Thanks
      Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Hewlett Road & major road, Cheltenham
      Report on FixMyStreet
    • Street Lighting, 22nd January, GL50 2QR
      Lights on all day in southern Cheltenham in an area bounded by Park Place to the West, Andover Road to the North, Great Norwood Street to the East and Grafton Road to the South
      Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Andover Road, Cheltenham
      Report on FixMyStreet
    • Loss of public footpath, 21st January, GL2 8BZ
      Contractors digging up the area (only weeks after it was made good) to facilitate pulling of new power cables through recently laid piping have cut through the path and made the surrounding area a mudbath with their tracked vehicles, which means pedestrians have to negotiate across a muddy area and cross the road near the BP garage. Surely the contractor could put down temporary flooring so that pedestrians have a clean path to use?
      Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Westgate Street, Gloucester
      Report on FixMyStreet
    • Roads and Pavements, obstruction, 21st January
      First noticed on Sat, 21 Jan 2012. I see this as high priority. East facing traffic light signal head in middle of the road (including right turn filter arrow towards the train station) has been turned around so is not visible to traffic heading out of town.
      Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Gloucester Road, St Marks
      Report on FixMyStreet
    • Pot Holes and Poor Road Surface, 20th January, GL15 4SL
      There are potholes across the length of Slade Road, Tower Road and Danby Road and have been for months and months. Tower road road surface is in very poor condition and needs resurfacing throughout. The top coat of tarmac has completely deteriorated.
      Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): 2 Tower Road, Yorkley
      Report on FixMyStreet
    • Large pothole on bend quite dangerous, 20th January, stroud
      Hi, there is a rather large (and growing) pothole on the A46 Painswick Road just north of Stroud. The exact location is on the southbound carriageway, heading into Stroud from Painswick, on a left hand bend, about 200/300yards before the Painswick Valley Car Sales Ltd, Painswick Road, Stroud, GL6 6LG. As you enter the left hand bend coming into Stroud, the pothole is just where the driver's side wheel naturally drives and is quite a harsh bump!
      Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Painswick Road, Stroud
      Report on FixMyStreet
    • Large pothole continues to be a problem, 20th January, stroud
      Hi, there is a large pothole, located at the junction between Dudbridge Road, and the A46 Bath Road in Stroud. It is on the northbound carriageway turning into Dudbridge Road, literally at the give way junction, 100 yards up the road from Eros Close. Due to its position, drivers are forced to take an odd angle turning into Dudbridge Road. Could someone please repair it?
      Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): 106 Bath Road, Stroud
      Report on FixMyStreet
    • Street light not working, 19th January, cheltenham
      Street light No. 2 on Church Street, Charlton Kings is only glowing dimly.
      Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Church Street, Cheltenham
      Report on FixMyStreet
    • Street light not working, 19th January
      Street light No. 6 not working on Glynrosa road
      Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): 24 Glynrosa Road, Cheltenham
      Report on FixMyStreet
    • Street sign dropped to under 6ft, 18th January, GL51 3LH
      The sign on the lamp post that points to st margarets hall has dropped down and now vulnerableto vandals.
      Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Windermere Road, Cheltenham
      Report on FixMyStreet
    • Street light not working, 17th January, GL53 8HT
      Street light not working outside 6 Cudnall Street, Charlton Kings
      Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): 8 Cudnall Street, Cheltenham
      Report on FixMyStreet
    • Light out, 17th January, GL51 3DG
      Light out in alleyway
      Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): 61 St Michaels Road, Cheltenham
      Report on FixMyStreet
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