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• Devoted Dottie is a dog in a million

  WHEN Louise Jeffreys, a 21-year-old student with cerebral palsy heard about Dogs for the Disabled she applied for a four-legged helper immediately. Four years later, Dottie a black Labrador walked into Louise's life and transformed it. Linda Diggory went to see Dottie in action with Louise at Hartpury College. This is the story of their exceptional partnership. read more

• Couple's gutter disgust

  LEAKY guttering has put a damper on a Chalford couple's attempts to spruce up their home. read more

• Gnomes snatched

  THEY could not run away, or even walk. In fact some of them were even set in concrete -but that didn't stop thieves stealing Kathleen Meanwell's precious gnomes. read more

• Spink signs two, Howey out

  FOREST Green Rovers have had a busy week with plenty of transfer movement and excellent results in both league and cup matches. read more

• Farmer fears a cut-off

  A FARMER is living under the threat of having his water supply cut off after receiving a bill for a staggering £3,500. read more

• Painswick drivers face more delays

  THE A46 is set to close again. Repairs to the key route in and out of Stroud have been delayed for the second time. read more

• Holocaust victims remembered

  THE death of millions during the Holocaust will be commemorated in the Five Valleys at the end of the month. read more

• Going out in his own style

  PUB landlord and music promoter Andy Thomas was given the send off he had planned in Stroud this week. read more

• Road branded unsafe

  A CATASTROPHIC accident similar to the one which killed ten people on a train in Selby, Yorkshire is just waiting to happen outside Stroud, a safety campaigner has claimed. read more

• Drive-through times two

  MERRYWALKS could end up with two drive through restaurants if planners give the schemes the green light. read more

• Film review

  BLACK HAWK DOWN (15) read more

• Retired nurse urges caution on screening

  A WOMAN who has spent the last two years trying to cope with a disease she now believes she never had has warned others not to fall into the same trap. read more

• TETRA case splits opinions

  ANTI-TETRA campaigners and police communications bosses are preparing for an historic test case in the district next week. read more

• HONK if you like musicals

  A GREAT treat is in store for Stroud audiences when HONK, the Ugly Duckling musical, flies in to the Studio Theatre Wycliffe College, Stonehouse next month. read more

• Cup joy for Rovers

  FA Umbro Trophy Third round replay Aldershot Town 2, Forest Green Rovers 3 read more

• Baby look at you now

  WHAT a difference a year makes. Stroud News & Journal readers will remember little baby Anya Albakova who featured in our appeal at the end of the year 2000. read more

• Charfield steal win against Minch

  Minchinhampton (red and white) lost out in the top of the table clash with Charfield on Saturday. Minch are still top of Stroud Division One despite losing 2-1 to second place Charfield. read more

• Daggers drawn

  Dagenham 1, Forest Green Rovers 1 read more

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