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Over 100 attacks on ambulamce staff have been recorded in just five months

Hundreds of assaults on South West ambulance crews

THE number of assaults on ambulance staff in the South West is almost 10 per cent higher than last year.
A dehumidifier helping to dry the building out. Photo: National Trust

Two rooms at Newark Park reopen after major leak in March

TWO rooms at a historic house in Ozleworth have reopened to visitors for the first time since burst pipes affected them.

Salter Street in Berkeley. Photo: Google StreetView

Woman dies after fall while using mobile bank in Berkeley

A WOMAN has died after falling while using the mobile bank service in Berkeley.

One of the letters which has been sent out

Stroud District Council tenants urged to ignore solar panel letters

TENANTS of Stroud District Council are being warned to ignore letters from a company claiming to offer a free solar panel check and service.

Pianist Man Ho Hui playing The Pathetique at the Chipping Arts Centre in Wotton-under-Edge.

Wotton-under-Edge arts marathon draws in big crowds

SEVENTEEN hours of arts helped mark the end of winter in Wotton-under-Edge on Saturday.

Kingswood pupils' flags to be exhibited at the National Gallery

Kingswood pupils' flags to be exhibited at the National Gallery

FLAGS created by pupils at a primary school in Kingswood are to be displayed at the National Gallery this summer.

The entrance to the Cam Woodfield schools site

Firm fined £28,000 for 'unsafe' asbestos work at primary school

‘UNSAFE’ construction work carried out without an appropriate licence at a Cam infant school has landed a firm a fine of almost £30,000 at court.

Dursley town centre

Teenager banned from 'causing nuisance' in Cam and Dursley

A 16-YEAR-OLD has been banned from "causing nuisance" in Cam and Dursley.

Gloucestershire County Council's Shire Hall base

Report: Male Gloucestershire County Council staff paid more than women

DESPITE two-thirds of Gloucestershire County Council staff being women and 78 per cent of top roles being filled by females, male employees are still paid an average of 8.9 per cent more.

Gloucestershire County Council's Shire Hall base

Report: Male Gloucestershire County Council staff paid more than women

DESPITE two-thirds of Gloucestershire County Council staff being women and 78 per cent of top roles being filled by females, male employees are still paid an average of 8.9 per cent more.