A MILKMAN who cheated on his wife has been sacked for appearing on the Jeremy Kyle Show. Father-of-two Shaun Dadds, 44, from Quedgeley, and his wife Anne-Marie, 43, appeared on an episode entitled Is my Husband Cheating on his Milk Round? in an
CONDUCTOR Jonathan Trim’s Beneath the Angel Strain was inspired by a verse from the carol It Came Upon a Midnight Clear. The ‘angel strain’ is Peace on earth and goodwill to all men. Brutal music of warfare and darkness is contrasted with peaceful interludes
GLOUCESTER Crown Court has the biggest backlog of cases in its history - even though it has recently transferred 60 to Bristol, a judge has revealed. Speaking last Tuesday, November 18, Judge William Hart said if the number of courtrooms at Gloucester
TICKETS are still available for a fundraising ball in memory of former Prince’s Trust worker Nick Bonnie. Friends and family of Nick, who grew up in King’s Stanley, have organised the ball as part of an ongoing appeal called Summit for Bonnie to
STROUD Valleys artists are hiding over 60 golden bones around town - in shops, museums and secret places.The lucky finders of the treasure can bring the bones to SVA Open Studios on Goodwill Night, December 5, where they will win an original artwork.SVA
THE Museum in the Park will soon close the doors for its annual December shutdown, when behind the scenes staff get busy cleaning the entire building and checking and cleaning all the objects on open display.But before that happens, there’s an extra special
A 15-YEAR-OLD has been charged with attempted robbery, ABH and possession of an offensive weapon following an incident at a store in Kingsway, Quedgeley. It happened at 8.30pm on Tuesday, November 18 after a male entered the store, struck a member
STROUD MP Neil Carmichael has been criticised by pub campaigners. Members of the Stroud Campaign for Real Ale group were left furious after Mr Carmichael voted against legislation aimed at protecting tenant landlords – after telling them he would
AN appeal to help pay for the funerals of a brother and sister killed in a car accident has raised more than £3,500 in just one week. Friends and family of Jinny-Mae Cook, 18, and Bobby Roberts, 28, say they have been overwhelmed by the generosity
