Archive | Homepage - Stroud News and Journal

On this day: Stroud Archive

Stroud Archive

• Council homes to be sold off?

  MORE than 5,000 council houses may be sold off in Stroud. read more

• Huge pay rise for councillors

  THE WAGE bill for councillors at Ebley Mill has risen by almost £200,000. read more

• Boys rap up the jubilee

  BOYS from Bisley have composed their own rap to celebrate the Queen's golden jubilee. read more

• It's a Trading Post Thing

  A MONTH of silver anniversary celebrations for Stroud's oldest record shop kicks off this Saturday at The Space. read more

• Last chance for conman

  CONMAN Craig Imrie has been put behind bars - but he could be out of jail next month. read more

• Allotments wrecked

  VANDALS are running riot through a popular allotment site in the Five Valleys. read more

• Death still a mystery

  MYSTERY still surrounds the death of a former Marling School pupil who died unexpectedly at university. read more

• Boots hit by raiders

  MASKED raiders spilled handfuls of coins on the floor as they escaped from a smash and grab burglary on a high street store. read more

• Lecturers strike over pay

  LECTURERS fighting for a fair pay deal walked out of classrooms and picked up banners for a two-day strike on Tuesday. read more

• Festival will be a visual feast

  The highlight of the artistic year in the Stroud Valleys, the Visual Arts Festival, which incorporates open studios, exhibitions, demonstrations and events, gets underway this week and continues throughout June. Skip Walker has been talking to the organisers to discover what makes this event, now in its sixth year and involving 194 artists, so special. read more

• Trading Post's 25th

  A MONTH of silver anniversary celebrations for Stroud's oldest record shop kicks off this Saturday at The Space. read more

On this day: Stroud Archive