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10 top reasons to move to Gloucester
From its stunning buildings and fascinating history to its vibrant arts scene, Gloucester is a great place to live – with SoGlos sharing 10 top reasons to consider a move to the city.
We could list hundreds of reasons why Gloucester is a brilliant place to live, but we’ve managed to narrow it down to 10 for this hot list, sponsored by Naylor Powell.
Steeped in history, culturally diverse, with some incredibly innovative development projects underway, Gloucester is a popular place to live – with favourable property prices too.
If you don’t already live in the city, SoGlos has whittled it down to our top 10 reasons to consider moving to Gloucester.
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The Jay Cee Big Band will be streaming a free Christmas Concert live from Blackfriars Priory in Gloucester – for a feelgood start to the festive holidays, in aid of a wonderful local charity!
Join the live stream from Blackfriars Priory to enjoy swinging versions of festive hits performed by the Jay Cee Big Band.
Gloucester Guildhall has a late festive treat in store for the county’s music lovers, as it presents The Jay Cee Big Band Christmas Concert live from Blackfriars Priory on Tuesday 22 December 2020.
The special concert will feature big band arrangements of everything from ‘Santa Claus is Coming To Town’ to a swinging ensemble entitled ‘Hark! Those Angels Swing’ for a unique start to the Christmas holidays.
Jay Cee Big Band Gloucester Guildhall will stream a live big band Christmas concert online this Christmas The Jay Cee Big Band’s Christmas concert will feature performances of festive favourites live on Facebook from Blackfriars Priory on Tuesday, December 22 at 8pm. Viewers can expect exciting arrangements of everything from Santa Claus Is Coming To Town to a swinging version of Hark The Herald Angels Sing. Hosted in the magnificent North Range of the 13th century Blackfriars Priory, with its towering scissor-braced ceiling, this magical performance will be available to everyone to watch with no need for a ticket. Instead viewers will be invited to donate to their chosen charity, Winston’s Wish, a charity that supports bereaved children, young people and their families.