Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard

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.

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.

5 days ago | wiltsglosstandard.co.uk | Kate Jones

2 1/1 A WOMAN in her 40s has died and nine people have been injured in a crash on a motorway in our area. Wiltshire Police said the M4 is likely to be closed westbound for most of today (Monday, June 23) between junctions 16 and 17 after the two-vehicle collision. The crash happened between the junctions just before 11.30pm yesterday (Sunday, June 22). The woman died at the scene.

5 days ago | wiltsglosstandard.co.uk | Kate Jones

Reserve by Warner Hotels has announced the return of its Ibiza Sunsets Weekend at its grand Heythrop Park hotel near Chipping Norton. Headliners including Radio 1 legend Dave Pearce and Take That icon Howard Donald. Grade II listed, 300-year-old Heythrop Park from Warner Hotels - which provides short breaks exclusively for adults - has unveiled an elevated entertainment experience for guests, with the electrifying Ibiza-inspired break back by popular demand for 2025.

5 days ago | wiltsglosstandard.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.