Shortwood 1 STM Sports 1 SHORTWOOD continued to impress with their second draw of the week,writes Jim Cunneen. STM sports won the Welsh League Division 2 last season and provided a stern test for Jason Scrivens' and Mat Blythe's side. Twice
Thanks to Stonehouse History Group for these lovely pictures of a carnival procession, youth club disco dancers and the old Lawn School. Have you got any old pictures of the town - share them with Stonehouse History Group on Facebook. Do you recognise
This Youth Voice column is written by Lily Phillips, 14, a pupil at Archway School. Farewell to Select at Merrywalks. At Select you could get nice clothes cheaply. It shall be missed and Merrywalks looks different without it. Then again, at
THIS selection of stunning photos are among the latest to be sent in to us by the talented members of our Gloucestershire Camera Club. After a slow start to the summer, we have started to see warmer and sunnier days, with members of the camera club
I WAS heartened to read Accessible Gloucestershire’s review of the Museum in the Park, which was awarded 5/5 for its physical and sensory accessibility. The reviewer noted a number of disability-friendly features including the lowered counter, ramp
Sroud's new festival for children launched yesterday. The first day of Playground Festival was held in Bank Gardens. It featured a variety of activities, workshops and other entertainment including live music and performances at St Laurence Church
CROWDS flocked to Stratford Park this weekend for Stroud Show. The event featured an array of exciting activities including, after a gap of nearly 20 years, the return of the popular brick throwing competition. Visitors enjoyed meeting an array
IT is a pity that there is no longer any community spirit left in the Cotswolds is the opinion of many who I encounter in my Gloucestershire life. Politeness means I am not completely dismissive of a view that is total tosh. Cotswold life has
HERE are some of the latest Magistrates Court results from the last couple of weeks. Harry Cairney, 19 and of no fixed address, appeared before magistrates in Cheltenham on July 9. On July 2 he damaged a door window and on July 6 he damaged a
