More Forest of Dean schools invited to join award-winning Eco-Schools programme
Schools across the Forest of Dean are being invited to take part in the internationally recognised Eco-Schools programme for the 2026/27 academic year, with Forest of Dean District Council once again providing funding to encourage participation.
Forest of Dean District Council has prosecuted an individual for offences relating to the Animal Welfare Act 2006.
On Tuesday, 16 September 2026, at Cheltenham Magistrates Court, Alex Oakley was sentenced for offences in relation to the Animal Welfare Act. Mr. Oakley pleaded guilty to causing unnecessary suffering and of failing to meet the needs of animals in his care.
Residents invited to have their say on Council Tax Support
Forest of Dean District Council is encouraging residents to take part in a consultation on its Council Tax Support scheme for working-age residents.
The consultation gives people the opportunity to share their views on the support available to help eligible households pay their Council Tax and will help shape future decision-making.
Forest of Dean District Council recognised nationally for nature recovery work
Forest of Dean District Council has been recognised on a national stage after being shortlisted for the Planning for Nature Recovery Award at the 2026 Nature 2030 Political Purpose Awards.
Statement from the Leader of Forest of Dean District Council on Local Government Reorganisation
Forest of Dean District Council is continuing to seek clarity from Government following the announcement that Local Government Reorganisation (LGR) proposals affecting Gloucestershire will be paused while a review is undertaken.
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Residents invited to have their say on the future of recycling bring bank sites
Residents are being invited to share their views on the future of recycling bring banks across the Forest of Dean.
More Forest of Dean schools invited to join award-winning Eco-Schools programme
Schools across the Forest of Dean are being invited to take part in the internationally recognised Eco-Schools programme for the 2026/27 academic year, with Forest of Dean District Council once again providing funding to encourage participation.
Forest of Dean District Council has prosecuted an individual for offences relating to the Animal Welfare Act 2006.
On Tuesday, 16 September 2026, at Cheltenham Magistrates Court, Alex Oakley was sentenced for offences in relation to the Animal Welfare Act. Mr. Oakley pleaded guilty to causing unnecessary suffering and of failing to meet the needs of animals in his care.