This week's Youth Voice column is written by Max Metcalfe, 11, who lives in Lightpill and attends Sir William Romney’s School Hi SNJ, it is me Max again. This is a four in one! During the recent school break I went on four holidays. First I went
An upset owner has spoken of her disgust as she had to put her cat down after it was shot by an air rifle. A post in the Spotted in Frampton, Saul and Arlingham from the owner said: "Dear villagers, thank you for all your messages on my post the
TECHNICALLY I’m a ‘Committed Christian’, though I sometimes think I don’t rate very highly!! Anyway, it makes me think how we make words say what they are not meant to say. Christian is a good example. It usually seems to mean a list of impossible
Pauline Farman picked up the Good Neighbour award at this year's Pride of the Cotswolds awards ceremony. She also won the Cotswold Community Pride award, picked from all the category winners. Whether it is litter picking, gardening or raising money
I THINK it’s fair to say that autumn is on the way and while the leaves on the trees aren’t quite changing colour yet, we’re already planning for new growth in the coming years. As part of our efforts to make the whole district carbon neutral by
Forest Green jumped to the top of League Two with a 3-1 victory over Crawley Town and Pro Sports photographer Shane Healey captured the best of the action.. Mark Cooper's side nosed ahead when Matty Stevens and Joseph Mills traded passes and Crawley
This week's featured property is The Painswick Pooch coffee house and two storey apartment above, priced at £450,000. The Painswick Pooch is a handsome, Grade II listed, terraced property in a prominent position in the centre of the village.
A SERIAL Stroud flasher has been jailed for persistently flouting the terms of a Sex Offender Order. Stephen King, 32, of no fixed abode, appeared at Gloucester crown court today and admitted failing to comply with the terms of the order on a
Legendary football referee Brian Stevens picked up the Sporting Hero gong at the Pride of the Cotswolds awards. Brian has just retired after refereeing more than 3,100 football matches in a career that took him to the very top of the game. He
