RANDWICK Wap returned today for a sun-filled celebration of community, tradition and family-fun. The day began with the 'crying in' of the new Wap mayor, Simon Vincent, and queen, Tabitha Lythgoe, at the war memorial. A procession then made its
I ADMIRE James Norwood's football ability, but in my opinion his evening for Tranmere Rovers should have ended with the proverbial early bath. They way he flattened Nathan McGinley was out of order and the countless replays on Sky Sports certainly
Forest Green will go into their play-off semi-final second leg 1-0 down after losing to Tranmere Rovers. They had to play 75 minutes with 10 men after Gavin Gunning was sent off in the first half and defended superbly to keep themselves in the
Forest Green slipped to a 1-0 defeat in the play-off semi-final at Tranmere Rovers despite playing 75 minutes with 10 men. Gavin Gunning's sending off proved decisive as Ollie Banks' thunderbolt soon followed. Mark Cooper's side defended superbly
PRINCESS Anne visited Stroud General Hospital for the launch a new state-of-the-art ward. The princess, who is patron of Stroud Hospital's League of Friends, officially opened the refurbished Cashes Green Ward, which features brand new facilities
FAMILIES celebrated the arrival of spring at Hawkwood College in Stroud. Visitors to the centre's annual May Day Festival enjoyed a packed programme of free taster sessions of the college’s courses, activities for children and food. Entertainment
STROUD’S Site Festival is back this month, with exhibitions, films and performances combined with a diverse series of talks. This year's speakers include artists and writers from Tate Britain, London College of Fashion and film producers who have
I HAVE been sad to see the Government’s continued unwillingness to enable all children to reach their potential. Thomas Keble School has said it has no choice but to reduce the number of places available to children with Education, Health and Care
