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• Facility almost ready

  SKATERS in Cam could be using the wheeled sports facility at the Jubilee Playing Field as early as Easter. read more

• Historic book finally delivered

  SOUTH Gloucestershire mums are among those featured in a new book celebrating the first 50 years of Stroud Maternity Unit. read more

• Vandals attack

  YOUNG children continue to be the victims of vandals in Wotton-under-Edge. read more

• Jeff gets town welcome

  FRESH fish made a welcome return to Dursley on Wednesday in the shape of Jeff's Fresh Grimsby Fish. read more

• Backing for after-school activities

  OCCUPYING youths after school is top of the agenda for Cam's GL11 Project this year. read more

• A vivid picture of life in the 1700s

  A NEW exhibition called Gloucestershire in the late 18th Century opened at Gloucestershire County Council's Record Office on Monday. read more

• Pub landlords 'have vanished'

  THE SWAN Hotel in Wotton-under-Edge has unexpectedly closed after the tenants allegedly disappeared, leaving an empty pub. read more

• Events around the region . . .

  Berkeley, Cam, Dursley and Wotton-under-Edge diary read more

• New footpath is at centre of a storm of criticism

  A NEW footpath that has been installed to provide Charfield children with a safer route to school has met with an angry response from neighbours. read more

• Pensioner rebellion

  SIR - As pensioners and others prepare to demonstrate against excessive council tax, and the government threatens to cap further rises, we are reaching a crunch point when hard questions will have to be faced about the funding of public services. read more

• Tenants stood up to council

  SIR - I have seen the letters from Cllrs Glanfield and Andrewartha (Gazette, January 16). While they are entitled to their views, I suppose, just how much more character assassination is Cllr Hilary Fowles expected to take? read more

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