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Ecotricity turnover exceeds £222 million thanks to ‘deep green’ business customers More business customers plugging into its ‘deep green’ energy has helped Gloucestershire business Ecotricity increase turnover by 15 per cent in its last financial year. Ecotricity grew by 15 per cent to more than £222 million in its last financial year. It passed by as quietly as an electric car — so much so we almost missed it — and neither did green energy pioneer Ecotricity make a noise about its ongoing growth during its last financial year either. Surprising, possibly, given that the Stroud-...

‘D-Day’ for Stroud with Five Valley’s Shopping Centre reopening It is difficult to sum up how important retail reopening is for Stroud’s Five Valleys shopping centre and its businesses, but centre manager Dionne Moore captures it well when she describes it as their D-Day. Dionne Moore, centre manager of Five Valleys in Stroud, with Mark Dransfield, managing director of the shopping centre’s owner, Dransfield Properties. Dionne Moore, centre manager of Five Valleys in Stroud. Centre manager Dionne Moore has never shied away from championing Five Valleys Shopping Centre, but now it ha...

Missoula Student Candidate for Presidential Scholars Program KGVO News spoke with Autumn and her mother Kathrene on Friday about the honor. Kathrene said she knew her daughter was brilliant at a very early age. “I knew I was in trouble in kindergarten when I went down into her room and I said, you know, you need to clean your room and she said, ‘Mom, I'm too tired to clean’, and I said, ‘well then Autumn, get on your bed and take a nap. Because if you're too tired to clean, then, you know you're too tired to play’. And she looked at me and she said, Mom, Occam’s razor’s not alwa...

LOCKDOWN has forced most businesses to shut and while restrictions have been eased at times normality is still some way off. Nevertheless, ventures have still managed to launch despite the pandemic, so here are 10 businesses that opened since the first lockdown began. These businesses have entered the hospitality sector at a time when almost 300,000 people have lost their jobs due to the pandemic, accounting for over a third of all job losses between February and November, according to the Office for National Statistics. Stroud’s Five Valley’s market has successfully launched with m...