PLANNING minister Nick Boles is visiting Stroud tomorrow, Wednesday. Mr Boles, who is parliamentary under secretary of state for planning, is in town to meet with residents to discuss the National Planning Policy Framework. The meeting takes
Calor Div One South & West Cirencester Town....................................... 2 Shortwood Town........................................ 1 CIRENCESTER TOWN are within 90 minutes of a famous Calor Southern League title success after
Residents’ are being urged to vote in the local and European Parliament elections ahead of next week. With local and European Parliament elections taking place on Thursday, May 22, Stroud District Council is urging residents to make sure that they
TWO parcels containing jewellery which went missing in the post proved that Painswick postmistress Karen Judd was a thief, a jury was told today, Tuesday. An investigation was launched by Royal Mail after the parcels posted by retired jeweller
THE first day of the season cost us a play-off place. The 8-0 defeat of Hyde fooled us all. It disguised the fact that not only were we getting the same old dross, we were getting expensive dross. High wages, long contracts, the signings of
POLICE are appealing for information after a woman was sexually assaulted on a canal towpath in Gloucester. The victim, a 28-year-old woman from Hempsted, was jogging along the canal path by Sainsbury’s in St Ann’s Way at around 8.25pm on Saturday
EXPLORE spring gardens this weekend while raising money for the Pied Piper Appeal Highnam Court Gardens in Gloucester is opening its gates between 10.30am and 4pm this Saturday and Sunday in aid of the charity, which works with sick children and
A MOTION of no confidence in the Labour-led administration at Stroud District Council (SDC) failed to get approval. It was put forward by the Conservatives, who say they have become disillusioned with the new committee system. Last year, SDC
FORMER team-mates of Wycliffe Rugby star Rob Camm, who was left paralysed after an accident, are driving to Mongolia to raise money to help their friend make the most of his life. George Mossman and Hugo Cooke, both 21, and Jos Chillingworth, 20
FAMILIES had an egg-cellent time at the P3 spring fair this week. P3 is a social inclusion charity that helps support clients with any kind of tenancy related problems such as dealing with debts, helping them get back in to education and help looking
AFTER traumatising a woman neighbour by trying to get into her home, Christopher Bidmead frightened another two neighbours with an antique cavalry sword, a court heard. A drunken Bidmead’s outburst came after he got upset about rumours which he
