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Gavel and judge

North Somerset rogue trader sentenced for conning NHS worker from Thornbury

jw47 - 26th April 2021

High Street changes to support traders and environment developed to help Thornbury bounce back and thrive into the future

Have your say on South Gloucestershire’s new strategy for ‘Greener Places’

Major development on Filton Airfield approved

New multi-million pound housing development under way in South Gloucestershire

Councillor Drew with Parkwall Primary School children and parents

School children perform wildlife show to support nature recovery project

Editor - 9th October 2023
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More sustainable electric vehicles added to fleet

Editor - 24th November 2016
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Have your say on a new Local Plan for South Gloucestershire

Editor - 12th January 2017
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Lettings management company Iletpro Ltd ordered to pay £2,700 following HMO...

Editor - 7th December 2021
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Council challenges Charfield planning decision

Editor - 4th September 2018
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Active Travel Grants of up to £1,000 available to organisations that...

jw47 - 20th May 2024
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Daphne Dunning, Clerk of Pucklechurch Parish Council; Councillor Rick Dunning, Pucklechurch Parish Council environment lead; Councillor Gail Boyle, Chair of Pucklechurch Parish Council; Councillor Maggie Tyrrell, Leader, South Gloucestershire Council; Councillor Louise Harris, South Gloucestershire Council’s cabinet member for the climate and nature emergency; Richard Higgs, Director, Western Forest; Laura Norton, Partnerships Manager for the Forest of Avon and Mia Ridler, Green Infrastructure Officer, West of England Combined Authority.

First trees planted in Pucklechurch Wood as landmark step towards creating...

Editor - 28th November 2025
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ypical British terraced houses

Consultation on proposed controls on HMO conversions in Filton and Stoke...

Editor - 8th February 2022
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Councillor Louise Harris at a recent tree planting event with pupils from Warmley Park school

South Gloucestershire Council’s climate and nature emergency progress outlined in annual...

Editor - 7th December 2023
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A house under construction

Call for Sites map published, Council to assess potential development opportunities...

jw47 - 4th March 2021
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Chris Jelf, Deputy Head at Little Stoke Primary School with pupils from the school celebrating Modeshift STARS 'outstanding' accreditation.

South Gloucestershire schools top national league table for sustainable and...

jw47 - 15th May 2024
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Have your say on changes to Thornbury High Street

jw47 - 21st July 2020
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Bristol Man ordered to pay almost £7,000 following prosecution for waste...

Editor - 18th May 2022
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New cycle lanes for Yate commuter route to improve safety and...

jw47 - 17th August 2020
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An image of a cigarette end in the road

Bristol woman fined over £700 for littering in South Gloucestershire

Editor - 25th January 2023
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Gavel and judge

Rogue traders ordered to pay nearly £46,000

Editor - 4th September 2018
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Launch of Call For Sites process as part of developing the...

Editor - 8th July 2020
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Envirocrime team win national award

Editor - 24th October 2018
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How Bristol Parkway might look in the future.

Bristol Parkway to become station for the 21st century

jw47 - 6th December 2022
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Shaping the future of South Gloucestershire – Phase Two of...

Editor - 8th February 2022
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Update on the Yate warehouse fire

Editor - 26th October 2017
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Common Connections officer David Tibbatts, Bobbie Sutherland and Paul Kearsley from Emersons Green Town Council, and Councillor Louise Harris at the bulb planting

Common Connections project sees over 85,000 spring bulbs planted in South...

Editor - 18th December 2024
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Number of tree varieties in Page Park more than doubles with...

Editor - 24th March 2017
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Flood gate testing

ASEA flood defence project commissions flood gates and glass panel flood...

Editor - 1st March 2023
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A car and a van parked on a pavement

Yate man ordered to pay over £5,000 following abandoned vehicles offences

Editor - 21st May 2024
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Michael Thompson from the Bristol Avon Rivers Trust, Jen Nightingale and Carys Peotto from the Bristol Zoological Society UK conservation team, Rowena Kenny from South Gloucestershire Council’s Climate and Nature Team and Councillor Louise Harris, South Gloucestershire Council’s cabinet member for the Climate and Nature Emergency.

Funding secured to help restore nature along the Severn Estuary

Editor - 4th September 2024
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An image representing the average contents of a South Gloucestershire black bin (by volume) based on waste analysis completed in 2022.

Recycling at the heart of changes to waste management in South...

jw47 - 11th March 2024
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Trio of fly tippers prosecuted

Editor - 8th March 2017
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South Gloucestershire Council Partner Lead Members for Communities and Local Place, Councillor Jayne Stansfield, and Climate and Nature Emergency, Councillor Alex Doyle, were joined by Mayor Dan Norris and local residents to mark the start of project to sow the wildflower meadows. at Jubilee Park.

Heavy horsepower harnessed to sustainably sow wildflower meadows

jw47 - 15th September 2023
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Fly-tippers prosecuted for waste offences in South Gloucestershire

jw47 - 3rd December 2021
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A photograph of the waste pile before and after it had been set alight

Yate men handed suspended sentences, fines and behaviour orders for waste...

Editor - 2nd November 2023
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Innovative new hybrid glass flood defence in place on Severn Estuary

Editor - 24th February 2022
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Further funding will bring more electric vehicle charging points to South...

jw47 - 9th March 2021
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Roll out of new bins will help boost recycling rates

Editor - 11th January 2018
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Cllr Ian Boulton and Cllr Claire Young stood near a recycling truck

South Gloucestershire Council welcomes willingness of Suez and Union to return...

jw47 - 11th July 2023
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South Gloucestershire’s Discover Festival

Editor - 6th October 2016
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Planning changes proposed to encourage greater engagement

Editor - 10th July 2018
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New Local Plan approved for public consultation

Editor - 9th October 2020
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Wild flowers in a green open space

Biodiversity projects, school upgrades and new community centre feature in...

Editor - 7th February 2022
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A photograph of buildings, roads and pathways in Charlton Hayes

30-year vision for South Gloucestershire neighbourhoods unveiled

Editor - 10th October 2022
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Destroying protected trees costs developer £2,267.46

Editor - 1st February 2017
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Masterplan consultation launches to help develop a ‘Distinctly Kingswood’ future town...

jw47 - 19th July 2021
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Final draft of the West of England Joint Spatial Plan to...

Editor - 25th October 2017
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New waste contract to cut costs and litter

jw47 - 6th November 2019
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South Gloucestershire residents encouraged to plant their own tree during Tree...

jw47 - 25th November 2020
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Members of the South Gloucestershire Food Partnership

New report on how food is made, sold and used locally

digital - 22nd May 2025
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Dumped bags of rubbish

South Gloucestershire Council secures two more fly-tip convictions

Editor - 28th November 2024
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solar panels

Solar farms on the way

Simon - 2nd September 2015
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Holiday activities in South Gloucestershire libraries

Editor - 4th April 2017
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A photograph of fly-tipped waste near a lamp post

Keynsham man ordered to pay £1,193 following South Gloucestershire fly-tip

Editor - 18th October 2022
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