Business· 20 September 2026
BBC confirms new series of Doctor Who as it reveals plans to refresh iconic show
BBC seeks a new Doctor Who production team for a 2028/29 series after Russell T Davies’ exit.
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Business· 20 September 2026
BBC seeks a new Doctor Who production team for a 2028/29 series after Russell T Davies’ exit.
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Business· 20 September 2026
It's earlier than you might expect and tickets are already on sale
Read at Gloucestershire LiveBusiness· 20 September 2026
West Midlands law firms recorded 11-12% revenue growth, matching London firms while improving cash management, according to a new Crowe survey.
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Chipping Norton firm Cotswold Decorative Ironworks has supplied 272 tree guards to protect young trees at historic Panshanger Park near Hertford.
Read at Cotswold JournalBusiness· 19 September 2026
A SOLAR energy company is backing a major celebration of bees and biodiversity
Read at Wilts & Gloucestershire StandardBusiness· 5 September 2026
A NEW film promoting Stroud district’s countryside, attractions and independent businesses has been launched in a bid to encourage more visitors and support the local economy
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Business· 4 September 2026
The council has defended its “very small investment in a symbol of civic pride”
Read at Gloucestershire LiveBusiness· 4 September 2026
Richard Hammond has taken control of a classic car restoration company which features in a TV show
Read at Cotswold JournalBusiness· 4 September 2026
CASH has been stolen from two business premises in a pretty shopping street in Cirencester.
Read at Wilts & Gloucestershire StandardBusiness· 4 September 2026
A Cotswold farming business has been named by the Government for failing to pay the National Minimum Wage.
Read at Wilts & Gloucestershire StandardBusiness· 3 September 2026
Most West Midlands parents support a social media ban for under-16s, but only around half believe it will be effective, a new poll by telecoms firm 24 Seven suggests.
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