Highnam is a Gloucestershire parish of about 2,000 residents, located three miles west of Gloucester, separated by the River Severn. It is bounded by the River Leadon to the north and Highnam Woods RSPB nature reserve to the west. Most residents live in 1930s and 1980s developments, separated from farmland by a spine road. Visitors can enjoy the beautiful setting of Holy Innocents Church (built 1850s) and the Highnam Court gardens, which are open to the public, especially during summer events.
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Minsterworth Village Hall National Highways will be hosting a public information event to share details about upcoming refurbishment work on the A40 Over Bridge near Gloucester, beginning at the end of June.
Tewkesbury Borough Council has agreed to undertake a Borough-wide Community Governance Review of parish arrangements. The purpose of the review is to enable the Council to consider what, if any, changes are needed to parish governance arrangements- to ensure they reflect the identity and interests
We’re writing to inform you of some upcoming essential works on the A40 between the Over and Highnam roundabouts.
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