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• Get the facts about Palestine

  SIR - I have recently returned from an extensive fact-finding tour of Palestine. If any organisation or groups would like to hear about what is going on there (be prepared for horror), do let me know and I would be pleased to try to help. read more

• Rednock plans third India trip

  A THIRD trip to its linked school in India is being planned by Dursley's Rednock School. read more

• Nowhere to get medicine

  SIR - 6.15pm on Saturday, October 23, 2004. Not a single late-opening chemist in the Dursley or Cam area. A child goes without medicine. read more

• Forgettable game upsets O'Neill

  GFA Trophy Wotton Rovers 1 Longwell Green Sports 5 read more

• Harry wins contest

  IT was presentation time at joint sponsors Cam Co-op on Monday for the annual Gloucestershire Gazette's Baby of the Year competition. read more

• Council performing well

  STROUD District Council overall is rated good, according to a major report out this weekfrom the Audit Commission. Based on its current plans, the council will continue to improve its services. read more

• Realisation dawns over traffic danger

  SIR - Have Dursley and Cam woken up to the dangers at last (Town traffic to be reassessed - Gazette, October 15)? read more

• Brighten your sad occasion

  COTSWOLD Care Hospice once again invites people to its Tree of Light celebrations. read more

• England v Australia tickets go on sale

  GLOUCESTERSHIRE County Cricket Club will be hosting their second England v Australia International match at The County Ground in 2005. read more

• Chief executive quits at council

  THE CHIEF executive of Gloucestershire County Council is to quit just four years after taking up the post. read more

• Dursley Jobcentre to close

  PLANS to close Dursley Jobcentre have been met with anger from two Gloucestershire county councillors. read more

• Post office to stay open

  WOTTON-under-Edge post office will be kept open until January. read more

• I will never forget Rovers supporter Stuart Holloway

  SIR - Having just flagged up your internet site which us expats do, I read with regret the death of perhaps the most staunch supporter Wotton Rovers are likely to have had, namely Stuart Holloway. read more

• Berkeley, Cam, Dursley and Wotton-under-Edge diary

  Friday, October 29 read more

• Dursley claim two further points despite conditions

  Gloucester Division 2 Dursley 6 Kingswood 0 read more

• Wife and carer's heartfelt plea to keep hospital open

  Jacky and Bob Partridge, of Millfield, Thornbury, say they find the news about the proposed closure of Thornbury Hospital absolutely tragic. Jacky wrote to the Gazette about her concerns. read more

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