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CYN Youth Work Manager, Jack Fitzsimmons, CYN Lead Youth Worker at The Batch, Gill Johnson alongside young people attending the newly reopened Youth Club.

The Batch Community Centre to partially reopen for youth services while a new long-term operator is identified

jw47 - 28th February 2023
A photograph of South Gloucestershire Council's Badminton Road office

South Gloucestershire Council approves budget, spending and savings plan for 2023/24

A photograph of South Gloucestershire Council's Badminton Road office

Updated budget proposals published ahead of Council decisions on funding for 2023/24

One of two access pits excavated to reach the damaged drainage pipe, three metres below the road surface.

Tunnelling 80 metres under South Gloucestershire’s busiest A road

A photograph of South Gloucestershire Council's Badminton Road office

Proposals to balance council budget published for public consultation

The council’s gritter team at the ready with the new fleet of efficient gritters.

Fleet of new gritters ready to launch in South Gloucestershire

jw47 - 18th November 2022
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An aerial view of the M49 junction

Take a first look at proposals for the M49 junction link...

jw47 - 3rd November 2022
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Children and young people gather for a group photo at the 2022 South Gloucestershire School Awards ceremony.

South Glos School Awards celebrate young people’s resilience and innovation

jw47 - 3rd November 2022
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Cllr Tobey Savage speaks at the welcome event

Hongkongers welcomed to South Gloucestershire

jw47 - 1st November 2022
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Local children performed an Indian dance routine for guests at the Diwali celebration held at Bradley Stoke Community School.

Diwali celebration event showcases South Gloucestershire’s vibrant Indian community heritage

jw47 - 28th October 2022
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Professor Sarah Weld

New Director of Public Health appointed in South Gloucestershire

jw47 - 18th October 2022
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A photograph of South Gloucestershire Council's Badminton Road office

Council launches public consultation on new draft budget

jw47 - 17th October 2022
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A photograph of the Bristol and Bath Science Park in Emersons Green

South Gloucestershire Council champions new investment into district

jw47 - 17th October 2022
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South Gloucestershire Trading Standards, along with Police and a sniffer dog visit a plot linked to the rogue traders.

‘Stunningly dishonest’ rogue traders jailed for roofing fraud netting £150,000

jw47 - 14th October 2022
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Councillor Rachael Hunt at a South Gloucestershire Sort It recycling centre.

South Gloucestershire recycling rates continue to break records

jw47 - 10th October 2022
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A computer-generated illustration of what the station may look like.

Planning application submitted for Charfield Station

jw47 - 5th October 2022
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Carpenter training an apprentice to use mechanized saw

South Gloucestershire Council providing £147,000 to support the training of apprentices...

jw47 - 28th September 2022
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Councillor Rachael Hunt joins a group of children at Yate Library to celebrate everyone who took part in the Summer Reading Challenge.

Thousands of South Gloucestershire children celebrate reading challenge success

jw47 - 23rd September 2022
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Cabinet Members with responsibility for Schools and for project managing infrastructure projects like this one, Cllrs Erica Williams and Ben Burton, visited the site recently with Headteacher, Carol-Marie Bond and local councillors Nic Labuschagne and Trevor Jones.

New Elm Park Primary School building for a green and bright...

jw47 - 22nd September 2022
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Judith Gordon Director of Kingswood's Library of Things

South Gloucestershire high streets receive grants boost to help bounce back...

jw47 - 22nd September 2022
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Oksana with children Vladislav, Dmitro and Stanislav and their refurbished bike, donated to them through the Wheels the Work scheme.

Ukrainian refugees get the gift of free bikes in South Glos

jw47 - 2nd September 2022
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Councillor Toby Savage, Kingswood MP Chris Skidmore, members of the Friends of Southey Park.

South Gloucestershire Council submits £17m bid for Government funding to connect...

jw47 - 2nd September 2022
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Council Leader, Toby Savage, Local Councillors Brian Hopkinson, Sanjay Shambhu and Jo Buddharaju, YTL Director of Planning & Development Seb Loyn and members of the YTL Developments team.

South Gloucestershire Council unveil plans to restore historic aircraft hangar to...

jw47 - 2nd September 2022
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Winterbourne Medieval Barn

South Gloucestershire Heritage Open Days 2022

jw47 - 1st September 2022
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Representatives from South Gloucestershire Council, Aequus, Vistry and Connells at the turf cutting event for Manor Gardens development.

Work begins at energy efficient Manor Gardens development

jw47 - 19th August 2022
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Councillor Erica Williams with students James, Abi, Lydia, Evie and Daniel, as well as Headteacher, Natalie Wilcox

South Gloucestershire celebrates A-level, BTEC and T-Level success

jw47 - 18th August 2022
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Leader of South Gloucestershire Council, Councillor Toby Savage recently visited Whitfield Tabernacle to see how work to restore the listed building in Kingswood is progressing.

Important milestone reached to restore Kingswood heritage site for community benefit

jw47 - 9th August 2022
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Fly-tipped waste at Easter Compton

Bristol fly-tippers prosecuted

jw47 - 19th July 2022
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South Glos launches consultation on new 30-year housing strategy

jw47 - 6th July 2022
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Sort It centre slip road gets green light as planning permission...

jw47 - 16th June 2022
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Councillor Steve Reade at the M49 junction

Council continues to push forward with M49 link road

jw47 - 7th June 2022
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Chair of South Gloucestershire Council, councillor Sanjay Shambhu (left) and Vice Chair of South Gloucestershire Council, councillor Judy Adams (right).

New chair and vice chair of South Gloucestershire Council elected

jw47 - 20th May 2022
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A graphic of a batonbearer for the Queen's Baton Relay

Birmingham 2022 Queen’s Baton Relay to visit South Gloucestershire as full...

Editor - 11th May 2022
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Attendees of the launch event discuss one of the pieces on display at the exhibition

South Gloucestershire celebrates Indian heritage as exhibition and films launched

jw47 - 14th April 2022
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£150 Council Tax Energy Rebate payments to more than 100,000 households...

jw47 - 6th April 2022
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Time Capsule buried to mark the way community came together to...

jw47 - 1st April 2022
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People having fun

Apply for an Area Wide Grant to help your community

jw47 - 1st April 2022
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Fly-tipped waste

Fly-tippers face justice for illegally dumping waste in South Gloucestershire

jw47 - 31st March 2022
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Cllr Reade with EV at The Venue Cribbs

New EV charge points now available at Cribbs Causeway for South...

jw47 - 25th March 2022
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South Gloucestershire Council secures £25m to relieve pressure on school funding...

jw47 - 24th March 2022
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Chair's Community Awards 2022 group photo

South Gloucestershire Council 2022 Chair’s Community Award winners announced

jw47 - 22nd March 2022
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Tell us what you think about proposed A432 and A4174 walking,...

jw47 - 22nd March 2022
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New information, advice and guidance service will offer financial, legal and...

jw47 - 22nd March 2022
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Gipsy Patch Lane is to reopen to two-way traffic

Gipsy Patch Lane to reopen to two-way traffic

jw47 - 18th March 2022
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Councillors Young, Savage and Rooney stand together.

South Gloucestershire Council Conservative, Liberal Democrat and Labour Group Leaders joint...

jw47 - 9th March 2022
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Cllr Ben Stokes meets Afghan refugee families

Refugees welcomed and settling well in South Gloucestershire

jw47 - 1st March 2022
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Increased schools funding approved in council budget to give South Glos...

jw47 - 17th February 2022
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Council agrees balanced budget over coming four years to protect and...

jw47 - 17th February 2022
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Fly-tipping duo prosecuted for dumping waste in South Gloucestershire

jw47 - 15th February 2022
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Development of former Grange school site in Warmley progresses with agreement...

jw47 - 11th February 2022
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Birmingham man fined for waste offences in South Gloucestershire

jw47 - 2nd February 2022
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Additional funding secured for Thornbury High Street vision

Editor - 28th January 2022
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Campaign shares stories of foster carers to find more loving homes...

jw47 - 28th January 2022
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Council Leader Councillor Toby Savage next to solar panels

South Gloucestershire recognised among top-10 Councils in National Climate Emergency Action...

jw47 - 27th January 2022
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Council purchases former Thornbury Hospital site to build new Extra Care...

jw47 - 27th January 2022
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