
Leigh Boobyer
Multimedia Journalist at BBC News
Multi-award winning journalist. BBC multimedia journalist covering the West Country. Previously LDR editor and LDR for Reach. Arsenal 🔴⚪
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4 days ago |
bbc.com | Alastair McKee |Leigh Boobyer
Disqualified driver caught drunk behind wheel twiceAlastair McKee & Leigh BoobyerBBC News, GloucestershireGloucestershire ConstabularyKennedy Kipchirchir received a four year driving banA disqualified driver has received a ban after he was caught drink driving twice in a month. Kennedy Kipchirchir has to wear an alcohol monitoring tag for 120 days and has received a four year driving ban after being sentenced at Cheltenham Magistrates Court on Monday.
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1 week ago |
bbc.com | Leigh Boobyer
Preferred buyer found for £25m airport saleLeigh BoobyerBBC News, GloucestershireGloucestershire Airport LtdGloucestershire Airport was put up for sale for £25m last OctoberA preferred bidder has been found to buy a £25m airport and attract new investment. Gloucester City and Cheltenham Borough councils jointly own Gloucestershire Airport, which was put up for sale in October last year. The identify of the bidder, who is set to take over the 350-acre site at Staverton, is yet to be revealed.
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1 week ago |
bbc.com | Leigh Boobyer
Road closed and motorcyclist in hospital after crashLeigh BoobyerGoogleThe A370 is closed in both directions between Meetinghouse Lane and Cleeve Garden CentreA motorcyclist is in hospital with serious injuries after a crash on an A-road. The A370 Main Road at Cleeve, south of Bristol, has been closed in both directions by police investigating the crash. Avon and Somerset Police said the emergency services were called to the area at about 17:30 BST after the crash involving a motorbike and a car.
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1 week ago |
bbc.com | Leigh Boobyer
Bin collections will be every three weeks, council saysLeigh BoobyerBBC News, West of EnglandGetty ImagesThe changes are designed to save money and encourage recyclingBlack rubbish bins are to move from fortnightly collections to every three weeks in South Gloucestershire. The council said the move will take place from May 2026, and recycling and food waste will remain as weekly collections.
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1 week ago |
aol.com | Leigh Boobyer
Black rubbish bins are to move from fortnightly collections to every three weeks in South Gloucestershire. The council said the move will take place from May 2026, and recycling and food waste will remain as weekly collections. It comes as the council awarded a £120m eight-year contract to kerbside waste collectors SUEZ last year to continue picking up the county's rubbish.
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