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  • Confirmed: Former Forest Green striker seals Ipswich switch

    Former Forest Green striker James Norwood has completed his move to Ipswich Town. As reported in the SNJ 10 days ago, the striker has signed a three-year-deal at Portman Road and joins on a free transfer. Norwood scored 32 goals for Tranmere

  • MOTORSPORT: Cooper calls time on road racing career

    After a difficult practice week at the 2019 Isle of Man TT Races, Stroud’s Daniel Cooper has decided to call time on his road racing career, preferring instead to concentrate on the short circuits and the Pirelli National Superstock 1000cc Championship

  • CRICKET: Four wins in a row for Frocester

    FROCESTER powered to a six-wicket victory over Chippenham on Saturday, lifting them to third in the Premier 2 table, writes Eric Woodmason. There was a tinge of green in the pitch at Pounds Close, so Uzi Qureshi, winning the toss, invited the visitors

  • Five face charges of supplying class A drugs in Stroud

    FIVE people including a 17-year-old youth are alleged to have dealt cocaine and heroin in Stroud and Gloucester, a court was told. The charges they face of being concerned in the supply of Class A drugs relate to April of this year, Gloucester

  • Stroud GPs take part in national parkrun campaign

    STAFF from GP practices in Stroud took part in a community running event in a bid to promote exercise and well-being. Doctors and surgery teams from Locking Hill, Price’s Mill and the Stroud Valleys Family Practice came together at the Stonehouse

  • Author's cats inspire her children's books set in Stroud

    AN AUTHOR from Minchinhampton has written a series of children’s books about her two cats, set in Stroud. Carrie-Jean Mason has written 14 books on Bunty and Brax the Cotwolds Cats. The books are based on Carrie’s own cats and she started writing

  • CRICKET: Steve Hill's County League review

    TOM Hayward produced a match-winning burst of 6-30 for Division One pacesetters Apperley away to Chipping Sodbury in the Greene King IPA Gloucestershire County League. Sodbury, pursuing 230, were in a decent position to challenge at 133-2 but faded

  • Art students showcase their talent at SGS College show

    SGS College arts and design students unveiled the best of their course work at the department’s annual art and design exhibition on Friday evening. The end of year show features pieces by all full-time students studying fine art and design, graphics

  • Crowds enjoy inaugural Bis'up music festival

    An INAUGURAL music festival in Bisley has been hailed as a great success by organisers. Bis-up, a music, beer and cider festival, was held at King George V playing fields on June 1. Performances were made by Ben Burwell, The Abstracts, The Peanut

  • Campaigners protest against today's firing up of incinerator

    CAMPAIGNERS are protesting at the first firing up of the Javelin Park incinerator this morning. The group, which includes members of Extinction Rebellion Stroud, are holding a slow march along the B4008 between the junction 12 of the motorway and

  • Stroud teenager to stand trial over possession of stun gun

    A STROUD teenager is to stand trial at Gloucester Crown Court after denying possession of a stun gun and criminal cash. Zak Jackson, 18, of Mason Road, pleaded guilty on Thursday to being in possession of a Class A drug with intent to supply on

  • Plans for new park in Nailsworth

    WORK has begun on transforming a Nailsworth field into an accessible community park for all ages. As part of a £75,000 refurbishment project, new play equipment and accessible footpaths will be added to the Miles Marling Field site, which is located