LOYALTY in football is rare commodity these days, but Shortwood United captain Joe Tryner has nailed his colours to the Meadowbank mast. Committing his future to United, Tryner thinks his side can now have a crack at promotion. Despite relegation
IT has been a fantastic year at Cainscross RFC in their 125th year. While the results on the field have not always gone their way under the stewardship of club chairman Richard Stonebridge and club captain's Adam Carter and Ben Pollard, the club
GLOUCESTERSHIRE head coach Richard Dawson is hopeful of recruiting an overseas fast bowler to replace the injured Dan Worrall next month, Richard Latham For the second successive season the Australian seamer had to cut short his stay with the county
Hundreds of Stroud students held another protest over climate change today (Friday). The march, organised by Stroud's Youth Strike 4 Climate, this time focussed on ecocide in light of the death of Polly Higgins. Starting outside Archway's anti
FORMER Forest Green Rovers academy manager Scott Bartlett has returned to Weston-super-Mare for a second spell as manager on a three-year deal. Bartlett left the EFL League two outfit after nine years at the New Lawn. On his return to the Seagulls
A six-year-old boy who went missing from his home in Stonehouse has been found safe and well. Police were called at 8.30am this morning following reports that the boy had gone missing from his home address in Stonehouse. A Gloucestershire police
Temporary traffic lights in Woodchester have failed causing delays. The lights, positioned on the A46 Bath Road near the Old Fleece Pub were introduced to allow for roadworks. There is queueing traffic in both directions around the pub.
A Stroud man has been banned from the road for two-and-a-half years after being found more than three times over the limit. Shane Giles, 41, of Bowbridge Lock, Stroud, was caught on London Road on April 10. He was found to have 126 microgrammes
Minchinhampton has voted overwhelming in favour of adopting its Neighbourhood Plan. In yesterday's referendum 85 per cent of voters said Stroud District Council should use the plan help it decide planning applications in the area. Turnout was
Less than half the Stroud district voted in yesterday's European elections, despite an increased turnout. Kathy O'Leary, CEO of Stroud District Council and returning officer for the Stroud counting area, confirmed a turnout of 46.3 per cent.
THE Nailsworth Festival kicked off with a bang on Saturday, providing some incredible music and fantastic stalls! Even after I had stuffed myself with incredible cheeses from Whey More I still needed something to finish off my day. Luckily
THE team at Nationwide Building Society Stroud have been celebrating the branch's 50th year in the town. A special birthday party was held in the King Street store for staff and customers. Longest serving team member Tina Underwood has been working
IT’S good see Stroud District Council putting itself under the microscope as they have just done through a detailed Local Government Association Corporate Peer Challenge. The report just out is very good news for the council and says: “In the view
Farmers' Market news with Gerb Gerbrands. Another bank holiday! Hooray! And what a fabulous market we have lined up. It’s that time of the year when every week seems to bring along a new line of produce. We already have tunnel tomatoes, strawberries
