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Events Calendar
Please re-visit this section of the website to keep up to date.
The Gloucester Heritage URC periodically organises public meetings, roadshows and other events, details of which will appear here once they are scheduled and the dates, times and venues are confirmed.
Four-day event to showcase Gloucester’s future
Everything is now ready for the first, ever Future of the City event being held over four days at Blackfriars Priory in Gloucester from 30 April – 3rd May.
The event, being organised by Gloucester Heritage Urban Regeneration Company, kicks off on Wednesday and Thursday this week when secondary schools from across Gloucester visit Blackfriars Priory to discover what their city will look like in the future.
On Friday and Saturday, from 12 – 4pm, everyone is invited to come to this free event to see for themselves how the city’s regeneration is starting to have an impact on their lives.
Visitors can talk to the developers, see the up to date designs of what is planned as well as finding out how they can benefit from the new jobs, opportunities and homes which are planned.
Throughout the event, there will also be entertainment, including living history actors, circus skills troupes and music, bringing the event to life.
Pupils from schools across the city will be exhibiting their artwork on what they think the City will look like in 2016, when the regeneration is completed.
Over 30 organisations, including both local community groups and national developers, will be exhibiting at the event.
On Friday evening, 2nd May, local businesses and those interested in the on-going City regeneration are invited to hear progress presentations from key GHURC board members and other stakeholders.
Gloucester Heritage URC held its second AGM Friday 25th April 2008, 2:00pm at the New County Hotel.
Further details will follow
Gloucester shouts about its future
Gloucester town cryer Alan Myatt will be shouting about the city’s future at the end of this month when he helps to promote Gloucester Heritage Urban Regeneration Company’s (GHURC) ‘Future of the City’ a free event being held from 30th April to 3rd May at Blackfriars Priory.
This free event is being held to encourage everyone to come and see for themselves how the city’s regeneration is starting to have an impact on their lives.
Over the four-day event, local schools, businesses and the general public can drop into Blackfriars Priory to see for themselves how the city’s regeneration is progressing. Visitors can talk to the developers, see the up to date designs of what is planned as well as finding out how they can benefit from the new jobs, opportunities and homes in the pipeline.
Throughout the event, there will also be entertainment, including living history actors, circus skills troupes and music, bringing the event to life.
Pupils from schools across the city will be exhibiting their artwork on what they think the City will look like in 2016, when the regeneration is completed.
Over 30 organisations, including both local community groups and national developers, will be exhibiting at the event.
‘The Future of the City’ event begins on Wednesday 30 April with visits by local schools,
During the day on Friday and Saturday the exhibition will open to the public who can also take part in conducted tours around the Priory.
On Friday evening, 2nd May, local businesses and those interested in the on-going City regeneration will be invited to hear progress presentations from key GHURC board members and other URC stakeholders
Crest Nicholson held a planning surgery on Thursday 6 December 2007 to give Councillors, stakeholders and members of the public, the chance to view and discuss the plans for the redevelopment of Merchants Quay.
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