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Charity open garden at Katherine’s Farm in Swinhay

Charity open garden at Katherine’s Farm in Swinhay

A beautiful, five-acre country garden near Wotton-under-Edge in Gloucestershire is opening its gate to visitors on the weekend of June 17 18. Katherine's Farm Garden was created as a memorial to Katherine Meyer, who died of cancer at St Peters Hospice in 2012, aged...

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Change and Challenges for Wotton Under Edge

Change and Challenges for Wotton Under Edge

  At the Annual Town Council meeting, Councillors Martin Tucker and Teresa Creese were unanimously voted to be Mayor and Deputy Mayor respectively for another year, thank you to all the Councillors for their support. Coronation Wotton celebrated the Coronation in...

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Nibley Festival – 30th June to 2nd July

Nibley Festival – 30th June to 2nd July

  Tickets are on sale now for this local gem of a festival! Back for its 15th event and with a theme full of flower power, Nibley Festival has become something of an institution attracting 5,000 festival goers who come for the full and varied line-up and free...

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Blue Coat School celebrates Ofsted Success

Blue Coat School celebrates Ofsted Success

“A nurturing and welcoming school”  Blue Coat CofE School in Wotton-under-Edge was visited in March 2023. Ofsted graded the school as follows: The quality of education: Good Behaviour and attitudes: Outstanding Personal development: Outstanding Leadership and...

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300 Years of St Mary’s Church, Kingswood

300 Years of St Mary’s Church, Kingswood

This year marks the tercentenary of the building of St Marys Church, Kingswood. After Kingswood Abbey was destroyed during the Reformation, the residents of Kingswood went on worshipping in the former Lady Chapel of the Abbey. With the expanding wool trade in...

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Celebrating Museum in the Park on International Museum Day

Celebrating Museum in the Park on International Museum Day

On 18th May its International Museum Day and what better way to pay homage than to showcase our very own Museum in the Park. The theme for this year is a focus on museums' sustainability and wellbeing topics that are close to the Museum in the Parks own initiatives....

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The Dunnock (Prunella modularis)

The Dunnock (Prunella modularis)

By Christiane Goaziou The Chiff Chaffs have arrived, re-joining the odd permanent resident. It has been raining in abundance , but Winter has ceded its place to Spring, and we have already had sunny skies and warmth. The wild garlic has been flourishing in Westridge...

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Renishaw celebrates 50 years of engineering innovation

Renishaw celebrates 50 years of engineering innovation

This year, global engineering technologies business, Renishaw, is celebrating its 50th anniversary. The company, which was founded on 4 April 1973, is marking this significant milestone with a year of global activities including open house events at its largest sites,...

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Marking Day free event on the Commons

Marking Day free event on the Commons

The National Trust is inviting the public to join in the traditional Marking Day celebration taking place on Rodborough and Minchinhampton Commons in Stroud this Saturday 13 May, with a free day of walks, talks and crafts.     Based in the garden of the Old Lodge pub...

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