Welcome to the Thornbury Voice website
The Thornbury Voice is a monthly free local newspaper packed with news, views and advertising for the residents and businesses of Thornbury and its surrounding villages.
On our December cover, buses will be allowed to run through Thornbury High Street again after a council policy U-turn, and an action group unveils its plans to reopen the Armstrong Hall complex.
Our website keeps you up to date with breaking news stories from the area as well as highlights from our monthly print edition.
You can read the latest news here.
You can also find the Thornbury Voice magazine online here.
Tell us your news
We are always interested in hearing from residents in the Yate and Chipping Sodbury area. If you have a news story you think people should know about, views on what is happening in the area or a local event you would like to publicise in the magazine or on the website, get in touch via the contact section of this website, by email at contact@thornburyvoice.co.uk or by calling 01454 800120.
Thornbury Voice is your magazine and we want to feature the things that matter to people in the area.
Richard Drew (publisher)
More News
Residents' association for Thornbury is up and running
A NEW residents' association for Thornbury has started work after overwhelming support at two town meetings... Read More
'No threat to other pupils' in school knife confiscations
THE head of Thornbury's Castle School has reassured parents that incidents where knives were confiscated from two pupils did not pose any threat to other children... Read More
Action group says Thornbury's Armstrong Hall could reopen next year
A GROUP set up to save Thornbury's Armstrong Hall complex says it could be reopened as early as next summer, in time for its 50th anniversary... Read More
Pantomime is back in Thornbury
THORNBURY'S Octopus Drama Group is returning to the stage with a brand new version of the pantomime favourite, Aladdin... Read More