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Alice Knight

Alice Knight

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Reporter, Newsquest

West Village

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  • Zoo celebrates hatching of rare parrot chicks in South Gloucestershire

    By Alice Knight Verified| Dursley Gazette Verified 5 1/1 THREE endangered parrots have hatched at a zoo in South Gloucestershire. The parents of these chicks were rescued from the illegal pet trade and brought to Bristol Zoo Project at the end of 2024. The African grey birds were unable to be returned to the wild, and one female laid eggs after arriving. Following an incubation period of around a month, the three chicks successfully hatched. Keepers say the new arrivals are feeding and growing well.

    By Alice Knight Verified · Dursley Gazette

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Car destroyed by fire in Cirencester town centre

    By Alice Knight Verified| Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard Verified 2 1/1 A CAR has been almost completely destroyed by fire on a busy road in Cirencester. Firefighters were called to Dyer Street near the traffic lights at around 1.30pm on Wednesday, April 16. A spokesperson from Gloucestershire Fire and Rescue Service said: “We were called to reports of a car fire in Dyer Street, Cirencester, at 1.30pm.

    By Alice Knight Verified · Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Zoo celebrates hatching of rare parrot chicks in South Gloucestershire

    By Alice Knight Verified| Dursley Gazette Verified 5 1/1 THREE endangered parrots have hatched at a zoo in South Gloucestershire. The parents of these chicks were rescued from the illegal pet trade and brought to Bristol Zoo Project at the end of 2024. The African grey birds were unable to be returned to the wild, and one female laid eggs after arriving. Following an incubation period of around a month, the three chicks successfully hatched. Keepers say the new arrivals are feeding and growing well.

    By Alice Knight Verified · Dursley Gazette

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Newsquest

High Wycombe, England, United Kingdom

+44 20 8477 3714