A group of volunteers from Yate and Chipping Sodbury have been working around the clock to offer services and support to those most vulnerable in the community Yate and Sodbury Neighbourhood Scheme Covid-19 was founded by registered manager, Emma
Can you see your rainbow? Children across the area have been showing their positivity by putting their art skills to paper and designing rainbows to put in their windows whilst they’re in lockdown. Many children have added their kind words
Gloucestershire has lost nearly a third of its childminders in under five years, figures show. Chancellor Rishi Sunak has unveiled an income support scheme for self-employed workers, following calls from early years leaders for the Government to
NHS STAFF fighting the coronavirus pandemic were given bunches of flowers as they entered Tesco in Cam during special shopping hours reserved for healthcare workers. The flowers were given on Sunday as Tesco’s new measure allowing NHS staff to
Women’s charities say the coronavirus outbreak will lead to increased domestic violence – with thousands of incidents already reported in Gloucestershire last year. The charities warn that perpetrators will use the isolation period as a “tool of
The coronavirus has highlighted how important our food and its production is. We need to support our British farmers more but just as importantly we need to protect our green fields to allow this country to grow our own produce and not reply
CHILDREN in Wotton under Edge are finding ways to spread some cheer as they face isolation during the coronavirus outbreak. Scarecrows are popping up all over town as part of the Wotton Scarecrow Wanderland. Originally members of the Blue Coat
A COUNCILLOR from Yate has expressed his concern at the ongoing issue involving abandoned trollies in the Yate area. South Gloucestershire and Yate Town Councillor John Gawn has explained how the collection of trollies being dumped around the town
