

Working with local people and partners, the Cathedral Quarter project is breathing new life into Westgate Street which is rich in heritage and full of potential, making it more attractive to residents, businesses, tourists and investors.


High Street Heritage Action Zones are a national heritage-led regeneration initiative by Historic England.
Street Scene
Our project includes:
- Making Open Spaces More Attractive
- Using Open Spaces For Activities
- Using Open Spaces For Events
Events & Activities
Our events programme includes:
- Arts & Cultural Events
- Heritage Awareness Events
- Workshops for Professionals
Westgate Stories
Do you remember the old Westgate?
- Share Your Memories With Us
- Did You Know?
- Where Was It?
Education
Our education programme includes:
- Gloucester Through The Ages
- Be A Building Detective
- Architectural Trail
Street Scene
Our project includes:
- Making Open Spaces More Attractive
- Using Open Spaces For Activities
- Using Open Spaces For Events
Events & Activities
Our events programme includes:
- Arts & Cultural Events
- Heritage Awareness Events
- Workshops for Professionals
Westgate Stories
Do you remember the old Westgate?
- Share Your Memories With Us
- Did You Know?
- Where Was It?
Education
Our education programme includes:
- Gloucester Through The Ages
- Be A Building Detective
- Architectural Trail
SHOPFRONT SCHEME
Grants to property owners for minor repairs and reinstating traditional fascia signage
Our Projects
41 Westgate Street
How the funding is being used 39 and 41 Westgate Street are early timber framed buildings, dating from the middle of the 16thC which may originally have been built as one property. 39 was extended upwards in the early 1800s....
29 Westgate Street
How the funding was used Cathedral Quarter funding has helped install a new shopfront on 29 Westgate Street, drawing on Art Deco-style features in the upper windows to inform a period-appropriate design. Before and afters
88 Westgate Street
How the funding is being used Sitting on the corner of Westgate Street and Three Cocks Lane, No 88 occupies a prominent location in Gloucester city centre but represents a 'gap site' in the Cathedral Quarter streetscape. With...
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