The Forester

The Forester

Since 1874, The Forester newspaper has been dedicated to the residents of the Forest of Dean. Originally named The Dean Forest Guardian, it was founded by Thomas Bright, who began his career as an apprentice printer with Charles Cooper Hough in Coleford. The newspaper was first published in Coleford.

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  • 6 days ago | theforester.co.uk | Mark Elson

    Abigail Smith speaking to councillors on the development control committee. (Forest of Dean District Council)FOREST planners were urged to “look beyond the letter of the law” to allow a new bungalow which would improve life for a man with multiple sclerosis. Abigail Smith and Gary McCreery were seeking permission to build the new home on land next to Rosemary Cottage in Hartpury.

  • 1 week ago | theforester.co.uk | Luke Davis

    The bridge, which spans the River Severn between junction two at Chepstow, in Wales, and junction one at Aust, in South Gloucestershire, was temporarily shut, causing severe delays and congestion, particularly on the M4 as drivers diverted towards the Prince of Wales Bridge.

  • 1 week ago | theforester.co.uk | Luke Davis

    CHALLENGE: The Big Ugly Burger Challenge at The Farmers Boy Inn has been a local favourite for 14 years. (The Farmers Boy Inn)THE FARMERS Boy Inn in Longhope has become famous for its iconic Big Ugly Burger, a challenge that has drawn food lovers and daredevils from across the region for almost 14 years. Also in the newsThe burger, which features a whopping 2-pound patty, sits proudly between a bun of massive proportions, accompanied by a mountain of chips, salad, and crispy onion rings.

  • 1 week ago | theforester.co.uk | Luke Davis

    THE M48 Severn Bridge has been closed in both directions this morning due to high winds, causing widespread travel disruption on both sides of the River Severn. Also in the newsTraffic monitoring site Inrix confirmed the closure spans from junction two at Chepstow, in Wales, to junction one at Aust, in South Gloucestershire. Drivers are facing severe delays, with congestion building on the M4 as traffic diverts towards the Prince of Wales Bridge.

  • 1 week ago | theforester.co.uk | Luke Davis

    Train services through the Forest of Dean have now returned to normal after a lorry struck a railway bridge near the White Hart Inn in Broadoak earlier today.

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