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• Businesses badly hit

  TRADERS in Stroud's Nelson Street are feeling the effects of Severn Trent's latest road closure. read more

• Williams' devastating bowling spell skittles Norton

  West of England Premier League Two Stroud 1st XI v Midsomer Norton 1st XI read more

• Fury over flower fiasco

  NAILSWORTH flower-lovers are furious after officials asked a town trader to remove planters they claimed were obscuring visibility on a road junction. read more

• Staff left furious after firm's shock closure

  THE sudden closure of a Stroud travel agency has left staff reeling after they were given just 20 minutes to pack their bags. read more

• Top class Russian duo to race in half marathon

  INTEREST is already building for this year's Stroud Half marathon and among the athletes to compete will be two top class runners from Russia. read more

• Canal-side land plan to boost jobs

  JOBS and an economic boost for the Stroud area are expected to follow the purchase this week of a strategic piece of canal-side land. read more

• Centenary celebrations are up and running

  AFTER months of hard work the final preparations of organising the Stroud and District Football League centenary season are nearly there and a feast of football is on the agenda along with many other events. read more

• Hero saves baby in blaze

  BRAVE Nik Curley has been hailed as a hero after saving a young mother and baby from a burning building. read more

• Home victories are the key to survival

  EVEN though there has only been four matches of the present Nationwide Conference campaign, Forest Green Rovers' position is already looking ominous. read more

• Family reminded of son missing since 1994

  THE parents of a young Chalford man who has been missing since 1994 have described how each passing summer brings a painful reminder of their loss. read more

On this day: Stroud Archive