28 August 2019

CPRE Gloucestershire is seeking a volunteer to compile and edit the six-monthly full colour printed newsletter "Gloucestershire Views"

23 August 2019

Ash Dieback has reached Gloucestershire and will have a major impact on the landscape of the Cotswolds AONB and Severn Vale.  CPRE Gloucestershire is a member of a partnership of organisations which has come together to address the issue.  The partnership is led by the Cotswolds Conservation Board.  This news article explains more and how you can help.

8 April 2019

CPRE welcomes ‘Wilder’, the Gloucestershire Wildlife Trusts’ Manifesto for our county.

1 February 2019

CPRE is inviting everyone to take part in Star Count 2019 to help map our magical dark skies. The nationwide Star Count, which is also supported by the British Astronomical Association, goes live tomorrow, and will be running for the first three weeks of February (Saturday 2 February – Saturday 23 February)

1 February 2019

Cosmic census gets the nation counting stars
CPRE is inviting everyone to take part in Star Count 2019 to help map our magical dark skies. The nationwide Star Count, which is also supported by the British Astronomical Association, goes live tomorrow, and will be running for the first three weeks of February (Saturday 2 February – Saturday 23 February)

Selected responses to planning applications by CPRE Gloucestershire in 2019

Lack of Affordable Housing was a main topic at the 2018 AGM

There was a record turnout for the 2018 Branch AGM held at the Renishaw’s ‘state of the art’ Innovation Centre which had recieved a CPRE Gloucestershire Award in 2016. Before and after the more formal business, those who wished were able to view demonstrations of Renishaw’s frontiers-of-technology applications, ranging from in-built precision measuring equipment to three-dimensional printing.  The highlight of the afternoon was the talk by our guest speaker, Baroness Young of Old Scone.

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21 February 2018

Although CPRE welcomes the Government’s commitment to deliver a road scheme to resolve long-standing problems of congestion, road safety and air quality, the environment charity has serious concerns about present proposals.  The environmental sensitivity of the Crickley Hill area cannot be overstated.  As part of the designated Cotswolds AONB, this dramatic landscape has important nationally recognised wildlife habitats and ancient monuments. All these factors demand a road scheme designed to embrace environmental considerations at its very heart rather than as an add on.