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• Prodigy Ali is one for the future

  GLOUCESTERSHIRE CCC have pulled off what may prove to be one of the most influential signings this year by recruiting England 'A' batsman Kadeer Ali. read more

• Chaos as power cut hits firms

  BUSINESSES in and around Wotton-under-Edge and Charfield were forced to close for several hours after a major power cut last Thursday. read more

• Concern over absence

  STROUD District Council has announced it is to review the position of its director of corporate services. read more

• New boxing school scores a big hit

  BARELY one month after opening its doors for the first time, the new Bristol Boxing Academy has already scored a hit in both national and regional boxing. read more

• Cam Guides get top award

  HOURS of hard work has paid of for two Guides in Cam. read more

• No playing field

  SIR - I agree with Mr Linge's letter "Council forgets Wotton development once again" to the extent that the youth of Wotton have virtually no playing space since the building of the Blue Coat School. read more

• Sharks' late goals seal a closely-fought contest

  Cam Bulldogs 1 Sharpness 2 read more

• Town triumph in derby

  Dursley Town 6 Kingswood 1 read more

• It's all a question of scale

  DESPITE the delicate time-consuming work which goes into creating a scale-size doll's house, a Frampton-on-Severn club considers itself a fun organisation. And the club is certainly not all about twee Victorian town houses. Indeed members have created everything from miniature beach huts to tiny public toilets. The Gazette met club founders Nigel and Gillian Davey to find out more. read more

• Rovers left dejected

  Canvey Island 2 Forest Green Rovers 1 read more

• Speed limit being flouted

  NEARLY 70 percent of vehicles entering Kingswood from Wickwar at peak times are breaking the speed limit it was revealed to members of Kingswood Parish Council on Monday. read more

• Here come the Reds

  FIFTY Red Hatted women (and some Pink Hatters) took the Amondsbury Interchange Hotel by storm on Saturday when they held their first United Kingdom convention amidst a sea of purple dresses, glamorous outfits and very Red Hats. read more

• Town traffic to be assessed

  FUTURE traffic movements around Cam and Dursley are to be assessed to see how best to alter the road infrastructure as the town is redeveloped. read more

• Tenants dogged by problems

  SIR - In reply to a letter entitled Pick up your dog mess (Gazette, October 1), I would like to add to the comments made. read more

• Slimbridge gear up for huge clash

  SLIMBRIDGE entertain Didcot Town in a top of the table Hellenic Premier Division game at Wisloe Road on Saturday, kick off 3pm. read more

• Cam Fm schedule

  Cam Fm programmes - Friday, October 22 - Monday, October 25 read more

• Community radio goes live on air

  CAM fm, the community radio station broadcasting to Cam and Dursley will be on the air again next week. read more

• Weekend picture, October 15, 2004

  An aerial view of Frampton-on-Severn. read more

• Sale day woe for auction

  THE ALREADY overwhelming parking and traffic problems in Wotton-under-Edge could get even worse after an application for more sale days at the Wotton Auction Rooms was turned down. read more

• Chef looks for local appeal

  AFTER life on the ocean wave, chef Gerard Van Helvoort is on dry land and transforming the kitchen at Tortworth Court hotel. read more

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