BRIMSCOMBE boss Sam Prior took the positives from his side's pre-season defeat against National League North Gloucester City. Mike Cook's side came out 4-0 winners at the Meadow, but Prior was pleased with his sides' application. Prior said
STONEHOUSE Town have swooped for the Martin striking siblings - Dan and Joe. Dan started his career at Forest Green Academy, where he went on to play one National League game against Luton Town on the final day of the season five years ago in front
PUPILS at Oakridge Primary School pulled on their wellies recently and enjoyed a day on their allotment patch. Since the school acquired the site in November, the children have been enjoying outdoor classroom days each month. This recent visit
AMERICAN social justice campaigner Cesar Cruz once said that art “should comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable.” It’s certainly an apt description for the forthcoming London exhibition, ‘Asylum,’ which will feature the abstract paintings
An art exhibition displaying the collective works of Uplands Community Primary School at Lansdown Hall and Gallery is coming to a close today after welcoming "tons of visitors" and well-wishers. The event, entitled Patterns of the World is a culmination
It’s not often that a news story makes my blood boil but the piece about defacing the war memorial in Stroud (20/6) did. How can it be allowed to criticise the men and women who were involved in the Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts? As your editor
STROUD is set to get its first cat café - where people will be able to enjoy a drink and play with friendly felines at the same time. Work is well under way to turn 27 High Street into El Gato’s feline friendly coffee house, which will open next
I belong to a writing group called Cotswold Scribblers and at the end of each meeting we are given our writing project for the next meeting. For the following meeting in March we were asked to write a Sonnet. I have written a small number of
PRODUCT designer Jono Taylor is the man behind the new co-working space, Spotdesk, at Stonehouse Commercial Centre on Bristol Road. The Stonehouse resident, 40, had the idea after setting up his consultancy business four years ago. “There is
A CORONER has issued a warning on the dangers of an unattended level crossing after a farmer was killed by a train. Colin Cameron, 60, was killed as he crossed the railway line at Frampton Mansell and, in a report issued after the inquest into
A TEA room owner has criticised the food hygiene inspection system after her business was given just one out of five because of paperwork issues. Varese Ferrao, who runs The Georgian Tearoom in Rowcroft, Stroud, says the one rating given after
