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Over the last 14 years I’ve been incredibly fortunate to have three different perspectives of the greatest challenges we’ve been through. Locally being...

I know the announcement of a General Election dominates the news, but schools matter. A few months ago I wrote to you on improvements seen across Gloucester’s...

This is something slightly different: not a big global or national issue but a very specific local one: what’s happening at Gloucester’s Walls Club? The Walls...

Some residents have said they were surprised there was nothing in the 2024 Budget about pensions. And in one sense they’re right - because the two main...

The recent story of Gloucester Docks can so far crudely be divided into three phases: 1: Regeneration of Victorian Warehouses as offices and accommodation...

I’m sometimes asked why I voted for the Rwanda Bill, or even how could I have done so. So in one sentence: as part of actions to reduce the number of immigrants...

Talking to the Head Teacher and pupils at Field Court Infants, asking Grange Primary pupils to get involved in tree planting and visiting Altus School’s pupils...

It has been a bad time for anyone trying to see a dentist. The post-pandemic continuation of a huge backlog of dental work and an outdated NHS/dentists contract...

The idea that a pet was ever only an object, a possession like a chair, was never one anyone signed up to. But that’s how it was in law until 2022. We changed...