FAMILIES flocked to Stratford Park this afternoon for Stroud's annual Family Fun Day. Hundreds came along to enjoy an array of entertainments and activities, as well as live music at the event organised by Stroud-based Christian charity, Ignition
ALL bases covered; Forest Green boss Mark Cooper says his side have practiced penalties going into tomorrow night’s League Two play-off semi-final second leg. Speaking before Forest Green’s heroic ten man 1-0 first leg defeat at a hostile Prenton
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Forest Green defender Lee Collins was in a positive mood after the first leg defeat at Tranmere Rovers. The former Northampton Town man was introduced from the bench in the first half as Mark Cooper looked to keep Forest Green in the tie after
JACKIE Last shared this nostalgic photograph from her schooldays. It shows a group of friends at Stroud High School, then known as Stroud Girls High School, and was taken in the 1960s. Jackie, 70, is still in contact with her former school
AN erudite Yorkshire reader has taken me to task concerning the description of Yorkshire as a confectionery desert. His letter was beautifully written but totally wrong. He commences his case by referring to parkin. This can only be described
The following is from Dave Marshall, canal manager at Stroud District Council. The canal is a wildlife haven, public park, commuter route and something everyone can be involved in – all rolled into one. And with 10 miles of canal between Saul
THIS week we are excited and proud to be able to announce with Highways England some very important news - £4 million of funding to open up the ‘missing mile’ of canal underneath and around the roads network west of Stonehouse. In fact it will route
