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  • Cathedral Cloisters Centred credit Kevin Lewis

    What makes Gloucester unique?

    Nestled between the Cotswolds and the Forest of Dean lies the cathedral city of Gloucester, Britain’s most inland port. Gloucester really is a unique city; one that must be seen and experienced first-hand to believe, and there is something for everyone, whatever their age or interests.

  • Local Gloucester: The History of Barnwood

    Local Gloucester: The History of Barnwood

    Barnwood’s origins can be traced back to prehistoric times, when the area was wooded and possibly inhabited by wild bears, and so Bearnwood eventually becomes known as Barnwood.

  • Cathedral Front credit Gloucester Cathedral

    Christmas at Gloucester Cathedral

    ‘Carols on the Hour’ is back, along with a much sought-after opportunity to experience Gloucester Cathedral’s Christmas lights and decorations after dark. 

  • Gloucester Guildhall Gallery

    Dockyards, Demos and New Directions at Gloucester Guildhall

    From Friday 3 December, and throughout December, Gloucester Guildhall is pleased to be showcasing pivotal moments of social and political change as recorded in the film archives, and in the lived experiences of our city’s residents.