Chepstow & Forest Voice

Chepstow & Forest Voice The Chepstow & Forest Voice - a local. free, glossy magazine. A sister publication to the already successful Monnow Voice and Ross Voice.

The Chepstow Voice is a local free, bi-monthly magazine. The publication is hand delivered to 12,000 business and residential addresses in Chepstow and parts of Caldicot & Magor. The Chepstow Voice is a sister magazine to The Ross Voice and The Monnow Voice, all 3 magazines are the largest circuiting print publications, per issue, in their relative areas. We get fantastic feedback from residents a

nd advertisers alike: resident’s love having their own local magazine and useful source of information and businesses; advertisers stay in the magazine year after year because it works so well for them. As a small business ourselves we are passionate about doing the best we can for local companies. If you would like to get more business from your local community and the surrounding areas call us today on 01600 717249 for details of how to promote your business in print and on the internet, or contact us via our website. We get fantastic feedback from residents and advertisers alike: resident’s love having their own local magazine and useful source of information and businesses; advertisers stay in the magazine month after month because it works so well for them.

🚨 Attention Local Businesses! 🚨The advertising deadline for the upcoming issue of Chepstow & Forest Voice is fast approa...
15/06/2025

🚨 Attention Local Businesses! 🚨

The advertising deadline for the upcoming issue of Chepstow & Forest Voice is fast approaching! Don't miss your chance to reach our readership in Chepstow, Caldicot, Magor, Monmouth, Redbrook, Llandogo, Raglan, Usk, Ross-on-Wye and surrounding areas.

📅 **Deadline: 19th of June
📞 Contact us at: 01600 717249
📧 Email: [email protected]

Secure your spot and promote your business!

https://www.thevoicemagazines.co.uk/advertise/

15/06/2025

📢 Attention Advertisers! 📢 We are on copy deadline all this week for the summer issue of Chepstow & Forest Voice! 🌞 Don't miss your chance to reach 36,000 homes across Monmouth, Ross-on-Wye, Chepstow, Usk, Caldicot, Magor, and surrounding areas. Submit your materials now! For inquiries, contact us at 01600 717249 or email [email protected]. Let’s make this summer issue a success together! 🌟

30/05/2025
08/04/2025

If you're looking for fun, engaging ways to keep kids busy over the Easter holidays, then look no further. Our programme offers creative activities for all ages and abilities in an inclusive and friendly environment. Details below 👇
🌼We strongly suggest booking in advance for all activities with a pink spot next to them. If these activities are fully booked in advance, we will be unable to accept additional attendees on the day. Book your spot here: https://tauruscrafts.charityhive.co.uk/events
🌼 Kids aged 3 and under go free to the Reptile Show - just drop us a message to confirm their place
🌼 Blackboards on site will tell you where to go for each activity, or you can ask a member of staff who will be happy to help.

03/04/2025

Chepstow Voice Mar / Apr 2025

Fly-tipper prosecutedMonmouthshire County Council has successfully prosecuted a Newport resident for fly-tipping waste i...
21/02/2025

Fly-tipper prosecuted

Monmouthshire County Council has successfully prosecuted a Newport resident for fly-tipping waste in Magor and operating without an appropriate waste carriers licence.
Mr Barla Price pleaded guilty to the offences and appeared in Newport Magistrates Court on the 12th of February 2025 for sentencing. The magistrates imposed a sentence of 18 weeks in custody, suspended for 12 months, and ordered Mr Price to pay costs of more than £1,700.

Fly-tipping is the illegal deposit of any waste on land. Fly-tipping can be dangerous, polluting land and waterways, costing taxpayers significant amounts to clear away. If you are caught, you can be prosecuted. The maximum penalty for fly-tipping is a £50,000 fine and/or five years imprisonment.

Monmouthshire County Council’s Cabinet Member for Equalities and Engagement, County Councillor Angela Sandles, said, “Fly-tipping is a serious crime. It causes considerable eyesores, damages the environment and very substantial clean-up costs.

“We all need to be mindful of our duty of care to ensure we use a registered waste carrier when arranging for excess waste to be removed from our homes; if you don’t, you could be fined or prosecuted. Please remember:
C =heck (for a registered waste carrier)
A =ask (where your waste is going)
R =ecord (vehicle make and registration involved)
E =vidence (request a receipt for your records)”

A list of registered waste carriers can be found on the Natural Resources Wales https://naturalresources.wales/permits-and-permissions/check-for-a-permit-licence-or-exemption/?lang=en. If you have any doubts, call Natural Resources Wales on 0300 065 3000.

Residents in Monmouthshire wishing to report fly-tipping can do so through the council’s website: www.monmouthshire.gov.uk/litter-fly-tipping-and-street-cleansing/.

31/01/2025

For those of you who enjoy something savoury, why not order one of our Cream Tea Boxes 😋
These ones are Cheese and Onion 👌 (which just so happens to be be my fave 🤗)

Delivery anywhere in the UK 🇬🇧

Give us a call on 01594 528365 to order yours!

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The Chepstow Voice is a local free, bi-monthly magazine. The publication is hand delivered to 12,000 business and residential addresses in Chepstow and parts of Caldicot & Magor. The Chepstow Voice is a sister magazine to The Ross Voice and The Monnow Voice, all 3 magazines are the largest circuiting print publications, per issue, in their relative areas. We get fantastic feedback from residents and advertisers alike: resident’s love having their own local magazine and useful source of information and businesses; advertisers stay in the magazine year after year because it works so well for them. As a small business ourselves we are passionate about doing the best we can for local companies. If you would like to get more business from your local community and the surrounding areas call us today on 01600 717249 for details of how to promote your business in print and on the internet, or contact us via our website.