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Gloucestershire County Council

the First House near the Gloucestershire border 'is not the house that was approved' (from Google Street View)
Gloucestershire County Council

Farmer-only rule removed at rural house that was ‘not built as permitted’

Gloucester Railway Station. Gloucester Railway Station.
Gloucestershire County Council
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Gloucester to Hereford rail link calls welcomed after decision made

Councillors Louis Stark (left) and Ed O’Driscoll at Ross-on-Wye’s Railway Gardens, where the old railway line once ran. Councillors Louis Stark (left) and Ed O’Driscoll at Ross-on-Wye’s Railway Gardens, where the old railway line once ran.
Gloucestershire County Council
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Plans to reopen closed county rail line move forward

BTRA chairman Richard Pill and Hereford & South Herefordshire MP Jesse Norman (supplied; LDRS) BTRA chairman Richard Pill and Hereford & South Herefordshire MP Jesse Norman (supplied; LDRS)
Gloucestershire County Council
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‘Case must now be made’ for reopening long lost railway line

Views of the current packhouse, and what the converted building would have looked like (Paul Smith Associates, from application) Views of the current packhouse, and what the converted building would have looked like (Paul Smith Associates, from application)
Gloucestershire County Council
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Owners told 'decaying' ex-packhouse can’t be a home

Ben Savidge at the newly refurbished Crown Inn, Lea Ben Savidge at the newly refurbished Crown Inn, Lea
Gloucestershire County Council
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‘Garden bar’ for historic inn decided on following noise complaint

Ben Savidge in the new outdoor area of the Crown Inn, Lea Ben Savidge in the new outdoor area of the Crown Inn, Lea
Gloucestershire County Council
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Historic inn’s outdoor bar plan faces challenge over noise

Forest Of Dean District Border With Herefordshire. CREDIT: OS Maps/Crown Copyright Forest Of Dean District Border With Herefordshire. CREDIT: OS Maps/Crown Copyright
Elections
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Forest of Dean candidate suggests ‘radical plan’ to annex Ross-on-Wye

Streetscape and layout of the proposed scheme the proposed development (from Lagan Homes' application) and the current site north of the approach to Weston under Penyard on the A40 (from Google Street View) Streetscape and layout of the proposed scheme the proposed development (from Lagan Homes' application) and the current site north of the approach to Weston under Penyard on the A40 (from Google Street View)
Gloucestershire County Council
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Fears over village's 44-home plan next to road where cars spotted at 100mph

The Crown Inn, Lea last October (from Google Street View) The Crown Inn, Lea last October (from Google Street View)
Gloucestershire County Council
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Major update on closed pub's reopening plans

Outdoors works under way at the Crown Inn, Lea last October (from Google Street View) Outdoors works under way at the Crown Inn, Lea last October (from Google Street View)
Gloucestershire County Council
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Claims plans to reopen village pub ‘mean a return to bad old days’

Forest of Dean District Councillor Sid Phelps is concerned access across the bridge has been blocked again and the impact this has on residents and tourists alike. FREE TO USE FOR ALL PARTNERS. CREDIT: Carmelo Garcia Forest of Dean District Councillor Sid Phelps is concerned access across the bridge has been blocked again and the impact this has on residents and tourists alike. FREE TO USE FOR ALL PARTNERS. CREDIT: Carmelo Garcia
Gloucestershire County Council
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‘Danger for life’ bridge closure ‘spoils’ special anniversary

The river Wye (Bel and Steve / Flickr CC0 licence) and inset, a Welsh Water van (Jaggery / Geograph, CC BY 2.0 licence) The river Wye (Bel and Steve / Flickr CC0 licence) and inset, a Welsh Water van (Jaggery / Geograph, CC BY 2.0 licence)
Gloucestershire County Council
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Welsh Water targeted in legal action over river Wye

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