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  • Are you charming enough to join the cast of Cinderella?

    IN 1997, a young Claire Howard stepped on to the stage of the Cotswold Playhouse in the title role of Cinderella. Now, more than 15 years later, Claire is set to direct the Cotswold Players’ production of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella.

  • Unpaid work for ‘bolshie’ teenager

    A TEENAGER who damaged a newly-decorated Gloucester Crown Court cell when he was remanded in custody for just two hours was warned on Wednesday that he will go to jail for much longer if he does not change his ways. Ezra Bullough, aged 18, of Spillmans

  • Going Dutch with dredging machine

    A GIANT amphibious machine from Holland is digging deep to help restore the Stroudwater Navigation to its former glory. The 15-tonne excavator is making its UK debut, dredging 4,500 tonnes of material from a 300 metre stretch of the Cotswold Canals

  • Accountant admits £100k charity fraud

    A 50-YEAR-OLD accountant swindled a Stroud-based national charity out of more than £100,000, a court heard. Dominic Fox admitted defrauding Citizens Online by abusing his position as financial director between June 1 and November 30, 2013.

  • Thomas Keble School GCSE results in full

    Thomas Keble School GCSE results in full.   Scad     - Additional Science Scap     - Applied Science A     - Art and Design Bi     - Biology Bcs     - Business Studies Ca     - Catering Ch     - Chemistry It     - ICT Tx    

  • Archway School GCSE results in full

    Archway GCSE results in full   Archway School Year 11 GCSE & BTEC Subjects and Codes used A    - Art and Design B    - Biology Bs    - Business Studies C    - Chemistry Cm    - Computing Cs    - Catering Studies E    - English

  • Spread colour at charity run

    RUNNERS will paint Kemble Airfield pink, green, blue and orange on Sunday, October 5 in aid of the Cotswold Care Hospice. The event is a no-pressure 5km run with groups of people showering participants in environmentally-friendly powdered colour

  • Stroud Labour Party protests rail fare increases

    PROTESTS against rail fare increases were held by Stroud Labour Party outside several train stations in the Five Valleys on Tuesday (August 19). The demonstrations by Labour activists at railway stations in Stroud, Stonehouse and Cam, saw calls

  • Thomas Keble School equals best ever GCSE results

    STUDENTS and teachers at Thomas Keble are celebrating after the school equalled its record breaking GCSE results of 2013 despite concerns about the new exam regime. Not to be outdone by their predecessors this year’s crop of Year 11 students maintained

  • Laurie Lee Centenary: His Time With Randall & Payne

    THIS year marks Randall & Payne’s 135th year in business. The company has survived a recession, the Depression and both World Wars. They have gone from strength to strength, guiding and supporting businesses in and around Stroud for well