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  • Council leader hits out at stadium decision

    The leader of Stroud District Council has hit out at the decision to reject plans for Forest Green Rovers' new stadium. Doina Cornell revealed her thoughts in her weekly column. She said: "I was disappointed with the way the vote went against

  • Lovely weather for ducks but not cricket

    VERY little weekend cricket was possible because of persistent rain but Thornbury defeated the weather and Corsham to move up a place to second in Premier Two Glos/Wilts in the Courage West of England Premier League, writes Steve Hill. On a day

  • Brands Hatch podium for Redding

    QUEDGELEY'S Scott Redding finished third at a rain-soaked Brands Hatch. Going into the next race at Knockhill in Scotland on June 28, Tommy Bridewell heads the Bennetts British Superbike standings by a comfortable 14 points over Redding, who made

  • Launch of Stroud's first public water bottle filling station

    FREE drinking water is on tap, thanks to Stroud Town Council's new public water bottle filling station. The mayor of Stroud officially launched the new filling station in Bank Gardens on Monday (June 17). It is part of the #RefillStroud scheme

  • Inside Stroud's new Turkish Barbers

    A new family-run barbers has opened in Stroud which is hoping to be a cut above the competition. First Class Traditional Turkish Barbers has opened on George Street offering the full gamut of gentlemen’s grooming from haircuts to the traditional

  • Stroud teenager dies in Vietnam swimming pool tragedy

    AN INQUEST has been opened into the death of a Stroud teenager who drowned in a swimming pool in Vietnam while on a backpacking trip with friends. Matthew Cook, 19, of Kites Nest Lane, Stroud was staying in the Hostel Ninhvana in the coastal resort

  • Painswick farm offers yoga sessions in field of alpacas

    A FARM in Painswick is offering yoga classes in a field full of alpacas. Tibbiwell Alpacas is located on a smallholding overlooking the Painswick valley, and is a great spot for relaxing yoga sessions. To make the experience even more special

  • Your best photos of The Flying Scotsman

    Gloucestershire Camera Club members were out in force at the weekend to capture photos of The Flying Scotsman. The famous steam engine passed through the county on Saturday on its ‘Cotswold Venturer’ day trip from London Paddington. So-called

  • 'Seek help', Standish church tells suspected arsonist

    THE congregation of a church which suffered fire damage is encouraging whoever is responsible to seek help. The fire damage was discovered at St Nicholas Church in Standish - a Grade 1 Listed building - in the early hours of Tuesday, June 11.

  • Trudi gets nomination for the second year in a row

    A FAIRFORD woman has been nominated for a Pride of the Cotswolds award for the second consecutive year. Trudi Pannell, lodge manager for Beecham Lodge retirement homes in Cirencester, has been nominated again in the Good Neighbour category. Last