Kate Jones
Journalist at Freelance
Journalist. Bylines include @BBCFood, @tes, @granddesigns mag, @School_HouseM and @cotswoldlife. Views mine.
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3 days ago |
wiltsglosstandard.co.uk | Kate Jones
Writing on social media, the department said that because of plant breakdown yesterday, Monday, June 23, planned works on Cirencester’s Bathurst Road will now be completed tomorrow, Wednesday, June 25. “We apologise for the inconvenience and thank you for your patience,” a spokesperson for the department said. Road management platform Causeway one.network’s live map shows that Bathurst Road was due to be closed yesterday and today for carriageway resurfacing. Delays were likely.
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4 days ago |
stroudnewsandjournal.co.uk | Kate Jones
Mary Shiner, known for her longstanding second-hand Vintage Mary stall at Stroud’s Shambles Market in The Shambles, died on Friday, May 30. Tributes to the ‘Stroud icon’ poured in following the announcement of her death on social media, including from actor William Moseley and Stroud MP Dr Simon Opher.
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4 days ago |
cotswoldjournal.co.uk | Kate Jones
2 1/1 CIRENCESTER will see performances from the biggest boyband of the last 30 years this week - or a group that’s close enough to the real thing, as singer Russell Watson described them. The Take That Experience are a tribute act that celebrate the UK's number-one boyband. The group will be performing at Ingleside House as part of Ingleside Events and restaurant and bar Téatro in Cirencester’s Beeches Road on Thursday, June 26 and Friday, June 27.
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4 days ago |
wiltsglosstandard.co.uk | Kate Jones
The Big Lunch took place in Cirencester’s Abbey Grounds between 12pm and 6pm on Sunday. Now in its third year, the free, family-friendly event has rapidly become one of Cirencester’s most anticipated community occasions, according to Cirencester Town Council. The council said The Big Lunch attracts people from across Cirencester to come together, share food and enjoy a day of fun, togetherness and entertainment.
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5 days ago |
swindonadvertiser.co.uk | Kate Jones
Efficiency Health and Homecare Services Malmesbury, which assists adults of all ages and people living with dementia, has been given a rating of ‘Requires improvement’ by the Care Quality Commission. An ‘Inadequate’ rating was also given to the provider - located in Malmesbury’s High Street - under the ‘Safe’ category by the CQC, the independent regulator of health and social care in England.
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RT @shitbritishpics: Keith Chegwin and Les Dennis at the Ivy Club in London, England (2016) https://t.co/VYFWw2bqN4
What's everyone's random pet peeve? Not aiming this at anyone, btw, but mine is when organisations end up creating more than one social media account and the old one just ends up lingering there forever
If anyone's got Internet problems in Bussage, I am trying to get some more information on the situation for the Stroud News and Journal (just to let you know).