Global engineering technologies company, Renishaw, hosted over 150 students from local primary schools for an education day on the Bloodhound SSC, a supersonic car that aims to break the 1000 mph land speed record. The students visited Renishaw’s Gloucestershire headquarters to see a full-scale model of the supersonic car and participate in hands-on activities. The students were able to see the application of engineering in an innovative project and how it links to the school curriculum.

Building work has commenced on Gloucestershire College’s new campus in Cinderford’s Northern Quarter

Sriram Iyer from Pate’s Grammar School beat 1,500 other Year 9 pupils in Gloucestershire to win the coveted title of FameLab Academy Winner 2017

Kind hearted students from the University of Gloucestershire are bringing music from the movies to Cheltenham in May for one night only, in the hope of raising funds for Sue Ryder Leckhampton Court Hospice

The newly refurbished Media Suite at Cirencester College, named after former student Josh Edmonds who tragically died in 2011, open for aspiring film-makers

After plenty of preparation, the Year 12 students of Bredon School embarked on work experience placements throughout the Gloucestershire town of Tewkesbury

The Royal Agricultural University (RAU) will be holding a lambing weekend at its Harnhill Manor Farm near Cirencester on Saturday 11 and Sunday 12 March 2017, in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support

Employers often grumble that graduates take time to train after university. Now the Government has introduced degree apprenticeships, so employers can provide high level training specific to their industry

It’s natural for parents to want the best for their children, so in an uncertain world what steps can you take to organise your affairs and give them the best chance in life. Clare Young from BPE Solicitors discusses protection, planning and preparation for your family

In association with Piercefield Oliver, investment and media personality, Justin Urquhart Stewart will give a talk to Cheltenham College students on the importance of financial planning alongside touching on current issues in the industry

A £20 million new business school investment is driving the University of Gloucestershire’s ambitions to serve the community better. We talk to Vice-Chancellor Stephen Marston