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2 days ago | soglos.com | Annabel Lammas

Home Business News Gloucestershire brewery Hawkstone, which is owned by TV star Jeremy Clarkson, is the south west's fastest-growing private company, as revealed in The Sunday Times 100 rankings.

3 days ago | soglos.com | Annabel Lammas

The Cotswolds attracts visitors from all over the world with its outstanding natural beauty, chocolate-box villages and olde worlde charm. But dig a little deeper and you'll find a raft of unique experiences, from woodland alternative spas to whisky-blending masterclasses, to elevate your next visit. Get planning with SoGlos's top 12 things to do in the Cotswolds that are beyond the typical tourist trail.

6 days ago | soglos.com | Annabel Lammas

Dogs can be choosy with their food, just like humans. And while a change in appetite could signal that something is wrong, it might also be a sign that it's time to switch up their diet. Gloucestershire pet food expert, Cotswold RAW, which produces nutritious raw food for dogs and cats, shares its top tips for owners with picky pooches, alongside advice on switching them to a raw food diet. Why won't my dog eat?

6 days ago | soglos.com | Annabel Lammas

SoGlos’s guide to the summer holidays in Gloucestershire in 2025 is guaranteed to make the six-week school break fly by. From cracking days out at Gloucestershire’s wealth of exciting attractions, through to energetic sports camps and some unmissable special events, there’s plenty of family fun to be had. When are the summer holidays in Gloucestershire in 2025? Gloucestershire state schools break up for the summer holidays on Friday 18 July and re-open on Monday 1 September 2025.

1 week ago | soglos.com | Annabel Lammas

Earlier this year, historic girls' school Malvern St James announced its decision to transition to co-education, opening its leading academic and co-curricular opportunities up to boys for the first time in its 132-year history. With the school due to welcome its first male students from September 2025, SoGlos speaks to headmaster, Dr Gareth Lloyd, about the decision to move away from single-sex education and the opportunities this brings for current and prospective students.