Michelle Fyrne

Michelle co-founded SoPublishing in 2007, returning to her home county of Gloucestershire after living in London and the Middle East. She has worked as a journalist on titles including The Guardian, The Evening Standard and Time Out Dubai during her 20-year media career, and gained a postgraduate diploma from City University’s prestigious Journalism School.

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Tweedy’s back for more mischief as Everyman Theatre reveals its Cinderella lineup

Glass slippers, outrageous sisters and a new leading lady – Cinderella comes to Cheltenham’s Everyman Theatre for its 2026...
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Gloucestershire College launches short AI training to help businesses tackle digital skills gaps

County businesses can now use apprenticeship funding to rapidly upskill existing employees in areas such as artificial...
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Don’t wait and worry – Gloucestershire vets answer the biggest questions about lumps in cats and dogs

Finding a new lump on your dog or cat can be worrying, but how do you know whether it’s harmless? As part of SoGlos’s Ask the vets...
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‘There’s a lot of responsibility to get it right’: Meet the Cheltenham watchmaker trusted with precious Rolex timepieces

At Gloucestershire’s Rolex Authorised Service Centre, Martin & Co and Rolex-trained watchmaker Stuart Mason takes SoGlos behind...
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Cotswolds icons bottlegreen and Highgrove unite to launch a luxurious new drinks range

bottlegreen and Highgrove, two of the Cotswolds’ best-known names, are bringing a touch of royalty to the drinks cabinet, with the...
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Superdry co-founder Julian Dunkerton bids to buy Gloucestershire Airport

Superdry co-founder Julian Dunkerton is making a joint bid with an airport operator to buy Gloucestershire Airport, pledging to...
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The Queens Hotel reveals its most glamorous Christmas season yet

From festive afternoon tea and elegant party nights to Christmas Day dining, luxury stays and a black-tie New Year’s Eve gala,...
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From sizzling Japanese-Korean barbecue to toasting s’mores – Christmas is done differently at Nagomi

Interactive barbecue grilling, Japanese-Korean sharing dishes, and soju to toast with: Christmas parties at Cheltenham’s Nagomi...
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Russell Howard is returning to Cheltenham in 2027

Comedy superstar Russell Howard is set to light up Cheltenham’s Everyman Theatre AGAIN, with an unmissable live show in February...
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From graduates to global careers – how Pennant is building its next generation of Gloucestershire talent

As Pennant develops increasingly sophisticated technology for customers around the world, the skills it needs are evolving too....
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What a Gloucestershire skin expert wishes more people knew about unwanted hair

From shaving and waxing to IPL and professional laser treatments, there are more ways than ever to tackle unwanted hair. Karina...
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Meet the family creating a new home-from-home for boarders at Dean Close St John's

As Dean Close St John's prepares for a new chapter in its boarding provision, SoGlos speaks to incoming Head of Boarding Rachael...
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9 best places to see stunning autumn colour in Gloucestershire

Discover nine of the best places to see spectacular autumn colour in Gloucestershire and the Cotswolds, from world-famous...
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New taco restaurant opens on Cheltenham Promenade

A new taco restaurant has opened on Cheltenham Promenade, taking over the former pizzeria Japes, and serving tacos from under £2.
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9 reasons to build a career in technology at Pennant International

With almost 70 years of expertise, a global customer base and technology that's helping shape the future of defence and aerospace,...
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How living at home while studying at University of Gloucestershire can save money and keep you connected

Want the uni experience without the cost – or upheaval – of moving away? From £2 bus journeys and flexible stays in halls to...
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Gloucestershire College expands computing courses for September 2026 as digital skills demand grows

Applications are open until Wednesday 30 September 2026 for computing courses at Gloucestershire College, giving students the...
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SoPublishing celebrates double recognition at Future of Media Awards 2026

Independent Gloucestershire media company SoPublishing has strengthened its national industry profile after being shortlisted in...
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SoGlos launches new Sport section inspiring Gloucestershire to get closer to the action

From experiencing the electric atmosphere of a big matchday to entering a local event, trying a new activity, or finding a...
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'We want the Queens to reign again': Inside the new era for one of Cheltenham's most iconic hotels

With new ownership, fresh investment and ambitious plans for its future, Cheltenham's historic Queens Hotel is entering a new era...
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From scavenging to food sensitivities – Gloucestershire vets answer the biggest questions about pet digestive health

From dogs raiding discarded food on walks to cats with sensitive stomachs, digestive problems are one of the most common reasons...
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Why Severnside says Gloucestershire's new super council is a chance to rethink fire and security compliance

As Gloucestershire prepares for its biggest local government shake-up in decades, Gloucester-based Severnside Security says...
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Gloucestershire fire and security firm appoints new senior leader to drive growth

Severnside Security is strengthening its senior team with a newly created role focused on forging partnerships, protecting...
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Major sports retailer announces closure of its Cheltenham store

Sports retail giant Decathlon is permanently closing its Cheltenham store after almost five years in Regent Arcade – with a final...
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Gloucester Rugby brings Slater Cup back to Kingsholm after Villa Park debut

The Slater Cup is coming home to Kingsholm in March 2027, with Gloucester Rugby CEO confirming the decision following a review of...