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  • Burglars steal safe in Stonehouse

    Burglars made off with a safe from a property in Stonehouse today (Friday, February 8). The burglary took place between 9am and 12pm in Midland Road. Burglars got in through the back door and took a grey 18” floor safe containing cash and documents

  • M5 to be fully closed overnight for emergency repairs

    One lane of the M5 remains closed to allow emergency pothole repairs to be carried out. The closure is in place on the M5 southbound between junctions 19 and 20. A second lane had earlier been closed but has since reopened ahead of the road being

  • Please help find this beloved family cat

    A beloved family cat has gone missing from her home in Stroud, and her owners are worried. Pepper, a tabby cat, is from Ashway Court in Cainscross and has been missing since yesterday (Thursday, February 7). If you spot Pepper please call Sarah

  • Incredible snow photos show how lucky we are to live here

    Last week the whole of the west country awoke to beautiful scenes after snow fell throughout the night. One by one schools announced that they would remain closed (with a few remarkable exceptions) and roads proved to be impassable. With the

  • Why Tahvon Campbell left Forest Green

    FOREST Green boss Mark Cooper has explained Tahvon Campbell's departure from the New Lawn. The striker, who's netted five times for Rovers this season, was loaned out to Gillingham on transfer deadline day. Competition for places is fierce up

  • Roadworks to cause delays on Cainscross Road

    Drivers are likely to experience delays on the Cainscross Road in Stroud today (Friday, February 8). The planned roadworks are about to start and two-way lights have been fitted to control the traffic. Wales and West Utilities Ltd are responsible

  • ‘Magnificent AK47’ set to perform at Stroud venue

    A men's only singing group will visit Lansdown Hall in Stroud after several performances at prestigious venues. The Magnificent AK47 have been together for 10 years and boast a range of material that often brings laughter and a touch of amateur

  • Watch as clever orangutan hijacks boat to go fishing

    Orangutans share more than 96 per cent of their DNA with humans, but sadly they are now critically endangered. They are one of the largest mammals on earth and are about seven times as strong as humans, with powerful arms and feet that allow them

  • Kids take over train safety announcements

    A TRAIN company is testing out the theory that adults will take more notice of safety announcements if they are spoken by a child. Later this month, younger voices will be heard at several GWR stations. A variety of messages such as advising

  • Shocking video of police arresting dangerous drink driver

    Although most people would never attempt to get behind the wheel of a car after a few alcoholic drinks, some do exceed the drink driving limit. So, we have put together a rundown of possible penalties if you are caught over the limit and provided

  • Doctors and nurses thanked as rating of county hospitals upped

    The Trust which runs Gloucestershire’s three main hospitals has gone from ‘requiring improvement’ to ‘good’, a health watchdog has said. The Care Quality Commission’s inspection at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital and Cheltenham General Hospital shows

  • Vote for Georgie and ex-street dog Bella at Crufts

    Voting is now open for the Young Kennel Club's fundraiser of the year - and a Stroud High student is on the ballot after raising over £3,000 to save unwanted dogs on the streets. Georgie, a Year 9 from Stroud High School, is a regular competitor

  • Can you help transform this Ugandan village?

    With the help of a Stroud geographer, a rural village in Uganda is undergoing a project that will transform livelihoods - and they need our help. Dr Nicholas James has teamed up with Genevieve Asomo, who was born in Ghana - together they will sustainably

  • Primary school set for pancake-themed grand opening

    Pancakes will be served in Nailsworth next month when the town's primary school holds its grand opening of a revamp. Pupils, parents and staff at Nailsworth C of E Primary School are preparing to celebrate their newly expanded reception area, complete

  • Your chance to become a crime scene investigator

    Have you got powers of deduction to rival Sherlock Holmes? Fancy yourself as a real life Gil Grissom? Then this could be the job for you. Gloucestershire Police are looking to recruit Scenes of Crime Officers (SOCOs). The job is to keep the people