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  • Dog blood donor saves Lab’s life

    A LABRADOR has been given the gift of life this Christmas after she was saved by a canine blood donor. The vets and veterinary nurses at Clockhouse Vets in Old Market, Nailswoth, carried out an emergency operation to save the life of one of their

  • Stroud artist receives Royal Designer Award

    THE Royal Society of Arts (RSA) have honoured Stroud artist Tony Meeuwissen with Royal Designer for Industry at their annual awards in London on 28th November. Born in 1938, Tony has been quietly beavering away since the mid-50s. Over the

  • Hawkwood celebrate Sufi mystic and poet

    THE great Sufi mystic and poet Jalal-ud-din Rumi died at sunset on 17th December 1273 in the radiance of enlightenment. In honour of this date, Hawkwood invites you to a special screening of In the Fire of Grace: Rumi’s Journey of the Soul

  • Winter words from the Riff Poets

    THERE'S winter words fromRiff Poets Jeff Cloves and Dennis Gould, plus guests Rick Vick and Jamilla Gavin, at the Woolpack, Slad on Wednesday, December 18 at 8pm. With music from Gerald and Friends.

  • Forest Green boss Ady Pennock bins Prozone malarkey

    ADY Pennock has consigned Prozone to Room 101. The Forest Green boss has gone back to basics and insists his eyes see the bigger picture. Prozone was the previous choice of former boss David Hockaday, but Pennock has quickly binned the analytical

  • Family's festive funds cover vet bill for shot cat

    A FAMILY have had to use money saved for Christmas presents to pay for vet bills after their cat was shot with an air rifle in Stroud. Eight-month-old moggy Milly is still recovering after she was shot in the pelvis on Friday, November 22.

  • Two young girls followed on walk to school

    POLICE are urging parents to be vigilant after two young girls reported a man acting suspiciously in Stroud today, Wednesday. The incident happened at 8.15am as two girls aged 10 and 11 walked to school along a pathway through a field at the back

  • Boy's treasured possessions lost in fire at the Globe Inn

    SCHOOLBOY Dominic Stephenson has lost some of his most treasured possessions after a fire broke out at his father’s pub. Dominic, 12, lost most of his possessions including his rugby kit, medals and posters along with his clothes and bedding when