PC Gary Lynch is offering a warning to residents regarding doorstep crime following some incidents that have been recently reported to Gloucestershire Police. A member of the Stroud Neighbourhood Policing Team, PC Lynch is the officer for the areas
Stroud Foto Forum has exhibited annually since 1994 and on Tuesday, July 16 it will be celebrating its 25th exhibition will be held at the Subscription Rooms on George Street until Saturday, July 20. The work of four photographers, each with four
Forest Green Rovers got their pre-season off to a fine start as they recorded a 1-1 draw in a behind-closed-door friendly with Cardiff City. Shawn McCoulsky scored from the penalty spot shortly into the second half to give FGR the lead before Gary
A FAMILY-RUN gym in Stroud has won an industry award. Fitness Mill, at Griffin Mill in London Road, Thrupp, has been named Best Fitness Business in Gloucestershire. The recognition was part of the Gloucestershire Retail Business Awards run
A HIGH school reunion is being organised on Saturday, November 2 for former Stroud Girls High pupils. The informal evening will welcome together those former schoolgirls who started the school in 1966. It will take place at Stroud Premier Inn
Forest Green Rovers will face fellow League Two side Walsall and League One outfit Coventry City in the group stages of the EFL Trophy. Mark Cooper's side are in Group D of the Southern Section of the competition and will also face one of the invited
A COMPANY in Eastington has been fined £3,000 for burning waste on its premises. KB Coaches Ltd, of Claypits, Eastington pleaded guilty to the charge of occupying an industrial or trade premises from which dark smoke was emitted on January 9 this
NATURE lovers flocked to Stratford Park for the return of Stroud's Big Nature Festival on Sunday. The family friendly event, which has been running since 2008, was preceded on Saturday night by a talk from festival guest speaker, TV naturalist
Keegan Petersen’s batting heroics failed to save winless Stroud who suffered a three-wicket defeat at Corsham, writes Steve Hill. Petersen smashed 117 and reached his ton of 106 balls, including 12 fours and one six. Chris Job (40) offered Petersen
THE final 16 of the National Village KO was a classic cup match, with Frocester losing by one run in a thrilling contest against North Perrott at Pounds Close on Sunday, writes Eric Woodmason. North Perrott won the toss and elected to bat first
STROUD Show returns this weekend, with some exciting new activities and some old favourites too. Taking place in Stratford Park on Saturday, from 12pm onwards, the event will feature an array of livestock, with Dexter cows, Cotswold sheep, goats
