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  • Burglars steal Christmas presents from two Stroud homes

    POLICE are investigating two recent house burglaries in Stroud. Both homes, which are in close proximity of each other, were broken in to between 7pm and 8pm on Monday, November 17. Burglars broke into a house in Farmcote Close by breaking

  • Stroud and the synthetics revolution

    FIND out the link between the Stroud valleys, the Arianne space rocket, seatbelts and Nikki Lada, at a talk in Stroud.Entitled Stroud and the Synthetics Revolution, it will take place at the Museum in the Park on Wednesday, November 26, at 7pm.The talk

  • Stroud writer wins literature award

    STROUD based writer Alice Jolly has been awarded the prestigious V. S. Pritchett Memorial Prize for 2014 by The Royal Society Of Literature. The prize is awarded to the best unpublished short story of the year. This year the judges were Dame Magaret Drabble

  • New mum Tina wins ten year struggle to turn life around

    LIKE so many others at that age, Tina Bayliss thought she had it all. A steady job, her own flat and a car, which added together spelt independence. Life for a 17-year-old was good and when she met the man of her dreams it seemed complete.

  • Einstein speaks relativitively at the Sub Rooms

    JOIN Albert Einstein, the genius behind the übercoolest moustache in science, for a lecture like none you’ve ever attended. In Relativitively Speaking, the eccentric theoretical physicist is accompanied by his two wives and mum on the piano, and by guest

  • Fawlty Towers is open for business

    FAWLTY Towers is open for business for one week only, in the new setting of Nailsworth.Nailsworth Dramatic Society's tribute to the classic 1970s comedy series, set in a fictional hotel, takes to the Town Hall stage in a series of evening performances

  • A417 loop still the only solution, says county council

    GLOUCESTERSHIRE County Council is calling on more people to get behind a campaign to convince the government that the A417 loop is the only option to fix the ‘missing link’. The fight for funding started in January this year and has quickly gathered

  • Monkey marionette swings into action at the Lansdown Hall

    JOIN in the adventures of the amazing superhero, Monkey, as his story is brought to life with a special script written by the award-winning children's author Michael Rosen.With string puppets, antique shadow puppets and live music, PuppetCraft tell this

  • Friends launch appeal to pay for funerals of Jinny and Bobby

    THE FAMILY of a brother and sister killed in a car accident on Saturday evening are appealing for donations to help cover the funeral costs. Former Archway School student Jinny-Mae Cook, 18, and father-of-one Bobby Roberts, 28, died in a collision