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  • Be Ahead Of The Game When Organising Football Festivals And Tournaments
    The FA has revised the conditions for the sanction of tournaments and festivals that county FAs can provide.
  • FA Skills Team Leader Vacancy - Gloucestershire
    CAN YOU MAKE A DIFFERENCE TO THE FUTURE OF ENGLISH FOOTBALL?
  • GFA Welcomes Keith Burchell
    On Wednesday 9th May ,  Keith Burchell arrived as the new Football Services Administrator at the Gloucestershire FA Headquarters.  Keith's appointment represents another personal change in career path and also a deviation from his usual sport of Rugby.
  • Bristol Academy WFC Centre of Excellence Trials
    Bristol Academy Women's Football Club (BAWFC) has now released details for the 2012/13 season Centre of Excellence trials.
  • Club Affiliation News for 2012/13
    Affiliation packs for adult and youth football clubs have now been published.   This year we have introduced a change to the process for 2012 and clubs will be invoiced separately for affiliation payments.  Clubs also benefit from changes to the Public Liability Insurance and Group Personal Accident Insurance schemes. 
  • Active Gloucestershire - Olympivate and Paravate Funding
    To celebrate the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games, Active Gloucestershire have £20,012 of funding to allocate to deliverers who use the Games to inspire young people to take part in sport and physical activity.
  • Tell Us How We're Doing!
    Players, coaches & the football workforce throughout Gloucestershire can again have their say on the future of the grassroots game locally by taking part in a new online survey.
  • FREE Junior Football Leaders Course
    The Gloucestershire FA are running a Junior Football Leaders Course as part of the Football Futures Leadership and Volunteering Programme, during the June 2012 half term for young people in Years 9, 10 and 11.
  • Upton St Leonards Win Minor Cup
    Congratulations to Upton St Leonards Reserves who won the GFA Minor Cup North on Friday, 11 May.
  • Birmingham to play Chelsea in Bristol's FA Cup Final
    On Saturday 26th May 2012 Birmingham City Ladies FC will take on Chelsea Ladies FC at Ashton Gate in The FA Women's Cup Final. This marks the first ever time The Final has been held in the City of Bristol.
Gloucestershire Sports
  • Torquay v Cheltenham
    Preview followed by live coverage of Thursday's game between Torquay and Cheltenham in the League Two.
  • No pressure on Robins - Cotterill
    Ex-Cheltenham manager Steve Cotterill believes the pressure is off the Robins as they go into their play-off semi-final second leg against Torquay.
  • Warriors' Stanley Kingsholm-bound
    Worcester academy manager Andrew Stanley is to leave Sixways to take up the same role with his old club Gloucester.
  • Cheltenham 2-0 Torquay
    Jermaine McGlashan and Ben Burgess give Cheltenham the advantage over Torquay in the first leg of their League Two play-off semi-final.
  • Cooke fails to shine in Rome
    Britain's Nick Woodbridge finishes 10th at the modern pentathlon World Championships, while Cheltenham's James Cooke finishes well back in 33rd.
  • Live commentaries
    Live online commentaries from BBC Gloucestershire
Gloucestershire Conservatives
Recycle News
  • 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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      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).
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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...
    • 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...
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      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&...
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      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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      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...
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      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...
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    • Path blocked by overgrowth, 17th May
      The pavement at the Netheridge end of Bristol Road is obstructed by overgrowth of bushes, causing pedestrians to step into the busy road to avoid them. The problem is alongside the cement works, opposite MacDonalds. On my way to work I get off the bus by MacDonalds and cross over Bristol Rd before going to Goodridge Trading Estate. That is the best place to cross, but the path is obstructed.
      Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Lower Tuffley Lane & Bristol Road, Gloucester
      Report on FixMyStreet
    • Potholes, 16th May, GL54 2DX
      A few nasty holes would benefit from some attention either side of the entrance to Rye Close
      Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Rissington Road, Bourton on the Water
      Report on FixMyStreet
    • Potholes, 16th May, Up Hatherley Way
      Several potholes in Benhall Avenue, Cheltenham, both carriageways near Coberley Rd. junction.
      Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Benhall Avenue, The Reddings
      Report on FixMyStreet
    • Sunken drain cover, 16th May, GL51 6PN
      There is a drain cover that is significantly below the road level approx opposite the service road to KFC.
      Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Hatherley Lane, The Reddings
      Report on FixMyStreet
    • Multiple potholes, 16th May, Midland Hotel, Gloucester Rd.,Chelt.
      Outside the Midland Hotel in Glos. Rd. by the Chelt. railway station, there so many potholes that it is impossible to avoid them all and trying to do so is distracting when approaching the roundabout and usually heavy traffic, hence it is dangerous.
      Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Gloucester Road, St Marks
      Report on FixMyStreet
    • Potholes, 15th May, cirencester
      Several large and smaller potholes on Dollar Street between the junction of Thomas Street and Coxwell Street
      Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): 22 Dollar Street, Cirencester
      Report on FixMyStreet
    • Streetlight on constantly, 15th May
      One of the new LED streetlights at the end of Rowanfield Road nearest Libertus Road is on constantly.
      Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): 89 Rowanfield Road, St Marks
      Report on FixMyStreet
    • Damaged street light., 15th May, GL51 6HD
      The lampost outside No 10 Rippledale Close, Up Hatherley, was struck by a vehicle ( no details taken). The lampost is now loose in the ground and leans to one side.
      Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): 10 Rippledale Close, Cheltenham
      Report on FixMyStreet
    • Defective pedestrian traffic light, audible bleep not sounding, 14th May, GL50
      The audible bleep on the pedestrain / cycle crossing traffic lights has ceased working; visually impaired pedestrians are left without means of knowing status of lights.
      Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): College Road, Cheltenham
      Report on FixMyStreet
    • Pothole, 13th May, GL51 3LR
      There is a pothole in Chargrove lane at the junction with Up Hatherley Way.
      Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Chargrove Lane, Cheltenham
      Report on FixMyStreet
    • Series of potholes, 13th May, GL51 3LR
      There are yet more potholes along Up Hatherley Way between Runnymede and The Poplars. Is all this patching up really economical, many of the potholes are previous repairs that have deteriorated. The whole section here could be with resurfacing.
      Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Up Hatherley Way, Cheltenham
      Report on FixMyStreet
    • Potholes along the A40, 13th May
      There are many many potholes on the A40 for about 3/4 mile from the roundabout with the A429 heading East. Some along the middle of the road, some in the middle of the carriageway and some old repairs that have deteriorated. There are also many potholes heading west on the A40 from the A429 too - for about 1/2 mile.
      Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Northleach
      Report on FixMyStreet
    • Potholes along Bayshill Road, 13th May, GL50 2JY
      There are numerous potholes along the length of Bayshill Road from St George's Road to the roundabout near Montpellier Chapter.
      Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): Bayshill Road, Cheltenham
      Report on FixMyStreet
    • Potholes around drain covers, 13th May, Cheltenham
      There are several nasty potholes around drain covers on the left hand side of the A436 approaching Seven Springs from Ullenwood. Approx 1/4 mile from the pub.
      Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): A436, Seven Springs
      Report on FixMyStreet
    • Severn Trent Poor Road Repair, 10th May, GL3 2ET
      Severn Trent recently ( about 4 weeks ago ) dug up the road (not the contractors laying the new pipes) outside No 5 Chapel Hay Lane to fix a leak/pipe. The square repair, about 1m square left has not been compacted properly and is already sinking severely. Soon it will be worse and will then fail and someone else will have to repair it. Please get Severn Trent to re-do it properly. Thanks.
      Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): 5 Chapel Hay Lane, Churchdown
      Report on FixMyStreet
    • Street light, 9th May, GL53 0LT
      The street light at 24 Merlin Way is not working
      Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): 22 Merlin Way, Leckhampton
      Report on FixMyStreet
    • Fire Hydrant Sign Falling off lamp post, 9th May, GL53 9DN
      Outside No. 20 Hartley Close. Concrete fire hydrant sign replaced by yellow 'sticky' sign attached to lamp post. In the wet and windy weather this has deteriorated and is now ripped and about to fall off the lamp post.
      Nearest road to the pin placed on the map (automatically generated by Bing Maps): 20 Hartley Close, Cheltenham
      Report on FixMyStreet
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