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• Helen to paint for Hallowe'en

  HELEN Eyre, who started Coalpit Heath-based Cats Whiskers Face Painting last year, is celebrating gaining third place in the fifth annual Hallowe'en face painting competition sponsored and hosted by Snazaroo.com. read more

• Call for a solution over 'danger road'

  THE "MOST dangerous" road in South Gloucestershire is in desperate need of attention, according to angry residents who live along it. read more

• Memories of Paul are still sky high

  TWO hundred helium filled balloons soared skywards from St Helen's Primary School in Alveston this week in memory of a young husband and father who was struck down in his prime just a year ago. read more

• Council secures estuary cash

  SOUTH GLOUCESTERSHIRE Council has played a leading role in securing landmark funding that will greatly benefit the Severn Estuary community and environment. read more

• Student is off to Kenya

  A YATE student is hoping to raise enough funds to enjoy a year out working and travelling in Kenya. read more

• Transport cuts after grant loss

  A COMMUNITY service which has transported 34,000 passengers in the last four years faces significant reduction following an unsuccessful grant bid. read more

• Sales boost is big prize in beer battle

  WICKWAR could be put firmly on the national map if a beer produced in the village continues on its winning path. read more

• War of words over park and ride

  A LAST minute appeal to save green fields in Hambrook and stop "horrific" plans to build a park and ride site was stepped up this week. read more

• Almondsbury haunted by penalty decisions

  Almondsbury Town 0 Abingdon United 3 read more

• Stadium plans 'not dead' yet

  BRISTOL ROVERS chairman Geoff Dunford has stated that in his view the Severnside Stadium project is "not dead and buried". read more

• Murray is making a mint

  SIR - Nigel Murray, of the Safety Camera Partnership, congratulates himself on the large amount of public support he claims to receive. read more

• With the Reds

  CITY'S rich vein of form continued last Saturday with a win over Hartlepool United at Victoria Park. read more

• A not so green scheme

  SIR - South Gloucestershire Council has now introduced to the lucky few the Green Bin Scheme. read more

• Transport grant blow

  THORNBURY'S community transport service is under serious threat after a government decision to cut cash support from March this year. read more

• Education in the balance

  THE future of primary school education on Severnside is once again in the balance. read more

• Help them have a FAB time

  A CLUB in Frenchay that helps young burns victims is looking for extra helpers. read more

• With the Pirates

  CARETAKER boss Phil Bater has set out his requirements - Rovers need to win their home matches. It might sound obvious but the side has lost five of them and that is too many. read more

• Pensioner attacked

  POLICE are appealing for witnesses after an elderly woman was attacked in her home in Coalpit Heath. read more

• Natural gas outlet is an m-way first

  THE UK's first liquefied natural gas refuelling station on a motorway has opened at Severn View Services on the M48 at Aust. read more

• Society provides funds for history

  FUNDS to encourage more research on local history in Bristol, Gloucestershire and South Gloucestershire are being offered by the Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society. read more

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