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10 top reasons to move to Gloucester From its stunning buildings and fascinating history to its vibrant arts scene, Gloucester is a great place to live – with SoGlos sharing 10 top reasons to consider a move to the city. We could list hundreds of reasons why Gloucester is a brilliant place to live, but we’ve managed to narrow it down to 10 for this hot list, sponsored by Naylor Powell. Steeped in history, culturally diverse, with some incredibly innovative development projects underway, Gloucester is a popular place to live – with favourable property prices too. If you don’t already ...

The Budget 2021 has revealed that the Stamp Duty Holiday is being extended until September 2021. Whether you’re looking to buy or sell, SoGlos finds out everything you need to know from Gloucestershire-based...

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Rally cry to bring a smile to Gloucester Korean War veteran celebrating 90th birthday in lockdown Tommy Clough was a prisoner of war in Korea for two-and-a-half years and spent much of it in isolation. Now there's a call to make sure he gets a 90th birthday fit for a hero. Updated (Image: PAUL NICHOLLS TRINITY MIRROR) GET THE LATEST NEWS FROM ACROSS THE COUNTY IN YOUR INBOXInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. SIGN UP When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notic...

A REPLICA Wye Trow built to represent Herefordshire at the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Thames Pageant in 2012 is set to return to Herefordshire after years of absence from the county. In 2015, the Hereford Bull graced television screens across the nation, featuring on the BBC's Great Antiques Hunt and Wild Britain. But it disappeared from view after moving to Gloucester Docks, where shipbuilders T. Neilsen and Co discovered that the craft had suffered a fungal attack. And there were other obstacles which also made keeping the trow in Herefordshire difficult. "Keeping it on the Wye was p...