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• Cooper gains podium spot

  DANIEL COOPER opened the British 125cc GP Championship with a third-place podium finish at Brands Hatch on Sunday. read more

• Cooper gains podium spot

  DANIEL COOPER opened the British 125cc GP Championship with a third-place podium finish at Brands Hatch on Sunday. read more

• Mission to stamp out cruelty

  Animal lovers are hoping new laws due to be passed this summer will help stamp out cruelty to pets. Reporter James Davis spent a morning with Stroud RSPCA inspector Phil Mann to get a frontline view of the fight against those who abuse animals. read more

• Life on the frontline

  THE Cinema Club at The Space, Lansdown, Stroud will be screening a double-bill of documentary films looking at the ideal of peace this weekend. read more

• Rogers leaves the lawn

  POPULAR Forest Green Rovers midfielder Scott Rogers has torn his contract up to help aid Forest Green's Conference fight. read more

• Stroud Hospital is under threat

  STROUD Maternity Hospital is under threat of closure - just eight years after the SNJ successfully fought to save the unit. read more

• Music to our ears

  RHYTHMS from around the globe collided at Haresfield Primary School during a music week in which children could make as much noise as they wanted. read more

• Scott is star with royal approval

  STUDENT Scott Wakefield is close to being crowned Young Gun of the hospitality industry after a remarkable year working at Buckingham Palace. read more

• Council press gag?

  PARISH councillors in Minchinhampton could soon find themselves gagged from speaking to the press if new proposals are passed. read more

• Rogers leaves The Lawn

  POPULAR Forest Green Rovers midfielder Scott Rogers has torn his contract up to help aid Forest Green's Conference fight. read more

• Asbo warnings for huntsmen

  WARNINGS about anti-social behaviour are usually given to noisy neighbours, drunks and tearaway teenagers. read more

• Festival is ready to roll

  FOLLOWING on from the success of the inaugural 2005 event, the second Wychwood Music Festival will be held over the first weekend June and already boasts an impressive line up. read more

• Owers set for playing comeback

  CONFERENCE Forest Green.....0 Dagenham ......3 read more

• Pupils get taste for healthy food

  A DIET of healthy eating and fitness was served up to pupils at Christchurch Primary School. read more

• Strike fails to impact locally

  FEARS that yesterday's UNISON strike over pensions would cripple services countrywide were unfounded as Stroud escaped largely unaffected. read more

• Visions of originality

  TRIAL Pit Cinema, the monthly screening of original short films and videos by artists and students living in Gloucestershire at Stroud's Subscription Rooms, returns this week. read more

• Its Ballet Elliot!

  A YOUNG boy from Nailsworth Primary School is walking on air after winning a place at one of the world's top ballet schools. read more

• Barbara's mission is to raise more cash

  DETERMINED Barbara Kiddle has raised the stakes in her ambitious crusade to collect £1-million for Alzheimer's sufferers. read more

• A festival for feeling blue

  THIS Easter sees the return of the Blues & Beyond Festival to Stroud. read more

• Speedy way to safety

  PARISH councillors are to use speed guns to catch motorists who race through an accident blackspot in Minchinhampton. read more

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