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Planning applications across Stroud district include six new flats at Whitminster Hotel and the conversion of a former school. Planning applications across Stroud district include six new flats at Whitminster Hotel and the conversion of a former school.

Plans to turn former hotel and school into homes in Stroud district

Bromsgrove District Council is encouraging more residents to join its Community Panel and share their views on important local issues. Bromsgrove District Council is encouraging more residents to join its Community Panel and share their views on important local issues.

Bromsgrove residents invited to join panel and have their say on key issues

Divjot Limited has applied for permission to operate two goods vehicles and two trailers from Yew Tree Farm near Thornbury. Divjot Limited has applied for permission to operate two goods vehicles and two trailers from Yew Tree Farm near Thornbury.

Plans submitted to use farm near Thornbury as base for goods vehicles

The restored Georgian townhouses at 30-32 Dollar Street in Cirencester have earned Charles Mullineux Design a prestigious Five Star award. Pictured after the renovation The restored Georgian townhouses at 30-32 Dollar Street in Cirencester have earned Charles Mullineux Design a prestigious Five Star award. Pictured after the renovation

Derelict Georgian townhouses in Cirencester win top award after stunning restoration

Overnight closures are planned on the A46 between Cold Ashton and Bath from November 20 for drainage and maintenance works. Overnight closures are planned on the A46 between Cold Ashton and Bath from November 20 for drainage and maintenance works.

Overnight A46 closures planned in South Gloucestershire as works begin

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