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Health
Gloucestershire NHS Trust upgrades medical air plant
Environment News
Gloucestershire Council to host Net Zero conference
Business
Auto Correct granted planning approval
Education
Forest High petition gets MP's backing
Fears new town could be built on ‘high risk’ gas zone
GWR report bolsters Forest rail investment
Gloucestershire Business Board launches
Gloucestershire Council targets AI for growth
Construction industry warns of UK budget shortfall
Gloucestershire County Council cuts red tape to expedite road projects, inspired by the Tintern Wireworks Bridge restoration.
Packed meeting at Redmarley hears opposition to housing plans
Forest to see 62 new EV chargers by 2027
The Forest of Dean has smallest proportion of rented homes in the South West
Gloucestershire Royal Hospital infrastructure upgrade 'scheduled soon'
M5 Junction 10 improvements approved
Opinion
View from Westminster with Dr Ellie Chowns
Football
Newent Town AFC seeks team manager
Viney St Swithins and UDA in 10-year partnership
Bellway launches Lydney's Forest Walk phase
John Webster has been active in politics since the late 1960s. He has worked in senior positions in local government and is a long-term critic of Government economic, environmental and foreign policy. He served two terms as Deputy Leader of Cheltenham Borough Council as a Liberal Democrat before returning to the Forest of Dean and re-joining the Labour Party which he had first joined in 1980 and left at the time that it was clear that Britain was to support the war in Iraq. He is member of Jewish Voice for Labour which is led by Jews who are opposed to the actions of the Israeli Government.
Councils risk cash cut over potholes
In his own words with John Webster
Government’s AI plans can create jobs for the county says professor
Local concerns raised over EDF’s proposed saltmarsh sites
Major road resurfacing underway in the Forest of Dean
Decade-low number of planning applications submitted in the Forest of Dean – as Labour promises planning reforms
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