WE can destroy! This is what our team showed us on Saturday. Last season we could dominate but now we have leapt forward. A cutting edge is now part of our armoury, a killer instinct part of our mental approach. I know one swallow does not make
Stonehouse Horticulture Show is this Sunday, August 18. After months of picking out, pruning and pampering plants and photographing and preparing all manner of crafts, the doors will open at 1pm for the public to view the array of skills from residents
The current team will run its fifth fringe between August 30 and September 1. And organisers have revealed that more than 150 acts will perform across two outdoor stages, and that 12 indoor venues are on board - more than in any other year since
CONTACT Lesley with your community news on 01453 822684 or email lesley.williams@gloucestershire.gov.uk Stonehouse Friendly Circle - come and join us for a cup of coffee this Saturday, August 17 in Stonehouse Community Centre. Doors open at 9.30am
THE full timetable of all the acts scheduled to appear at this year's Stroud Fringe Festival is as follows. Main Stage, Bank Gardens Friday, August 30 5pm Chloe Foy 5.45pm M.O.D. 6.30pm Johnny Barlow 7.15pm
A CAMPAIGN is underway to get a fully functioning A&E department reinstated at Cheltenham General Hospital following a decision to downgrade services overnight. Spearheaded by Cheltenham Chamber of Commerce, the campaign has been launched to
THE Gloucestershire Guild of Craftsmen’s 80th anniversary is being celebrated with a summer show, opening in Painswick on Thursday, August 15. For the past eight decades the guild has kept alive the legacy of the Arts and Craft Movement and is
A 20-YEAR-OLD man suffered a laceration to his arm after overturning his vehicle in a field near Pitchcombe in the early hours of Sunday morning. The man was driving a black Volkswagen Polo along the A46 between Stroud and Pitchcombe around 1.50am
ALAN Partridge was first introduced as part of a radio show called On The Hour, where he was a hapless sports reporter, who seemed to know very little about the sports he was talking about and frequently failed as an interviewer. He then graduated
THIS week I popped into the Severn Vale Rotary Club for a breakfast meeting – I am an honourary member, having been a founder member (2002) and now unable to attend on a regular basis following my election to Parliament. The Club continues to thrive
A MAN from Minchinhampton was violently headbutted in a fight that took place in the car park of the Lidl store in Cirencester. The victim was loading his shopping into the boot of his car on the afternoon of Friday, August 2 when a Vauxhall Astra
By Jayne Bennett BIG hair, big dresses and big on style – Hairspray bounced back onto the Bristol Hippodrome stage last night with a real spring in its step. Set in Baltimore against a backdrop of racial tension and political change, the story
