Robin Jenkins is a journalist at various publications, including MailOnline and The Sun. With a background as a former Gloucestershire Live reporter, Robin covers diverse topics such as agriculture, food and drink, and crime, while also expressing a passion for sports as a lifelong Cheltenham Town FC fan. Robin's work has been featured in notable outlets like Wiley and Gloucestershire Live.
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By: Robin Jenkins, Ed Stilliard
Fire risk concern as facility near the M5 at Cheltenham is being built
Enthusiasts have signed a petition to try to make progress on the proposed scheme for Cheltenham’s Honeybourne Line
The plan to install it on a grass verge in Prestbury Road, Cheltenham, has been rejected by the borough council
EXCLUSIVE Mini diggers and heavy machinery are being driven over people's graves with shocking photos showing tyre tracks at the cemetery in the Coney Hill area of Gloucester.
Buildings that made up the former H. H. Martyn & Co factory can be torn down to make way for housing after a controversial ruling by Cheltenham Borough Council.
Work on ripping out more than half a mile of established hedgerow next to Cheltenham Racecourse has dismayed wildlife lovers and people living in the area.
By: Jon Rogers, Robin Jenkins
A MAN who faced poverty before moving to the UK’s “caravan city” now shovels his poo onto farmers’ fields but says he couldn’t be happier. Callum Barber is just one of dozens of men, women and chil…
By: Robin Jenkins
Farmer Ed Albutt said picking up the dead bodies of his lambs was ‘soul-destroying’
By: Robin Jenkins
"It’s very soul-destroying"
By: Audra Tenzeldam, Robin Jenkins, Yuan Li, Abe Schuitman, John Rohanna
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