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• New wing will not cover hospital's seamier side

  SIR - Hurrah! So a new hospital wing is to be opened at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital - much trumpeted by the media. But what about the seamier side of hospital life? read more

• Crowds gather to remember war dead

  CROWDS gathered in towns and villages across the district on Sunday to remember those who had given their lives for their countries. read more

• Soldier names now on plaque

  A BID by the Imperial War Museum to collate war memorials throughout the UK has led to two names being added to a plaque in Dursley Parish Church. read more

• What people are planning

  PLANNING applications received by Stroud District Council include: read more

• Big night packs a punch

  Dursley's Lister Hall was once again the venue for another evening of boxing on Saturday, organised by Wotton-under-Edge's Synwell Amateur Boxing Club. read more

• Inaccurate remarks

  SIR - Having worked on the Cotswold Way as a voluntary warden and having walked its 10- mile length, I was astonished to read John Wilkes' comment about Dursley being "the only township on its route" in his letter about Dursley library in the Gazette on November 12. read more

• Strikers send Cam into goal heaven

  Chalford 1 Cam Bulldogs 4 read more

• Art events hosted on main street

  ART is making its presence felt on Wotton-under-Edge's main street. read more

• What a slog

  Sodbury Slog - a ten mile, multi-terrain race was held on Sunday, November 14. read more

• Campaign to save Jobcentre

  STROUD'S Labour MP David Drew and Tory prospective Parliamentary candidate Neil Carmichael are both battling to try and save Dursley Jobcentre. read more

• Cup replay for Rovers

  FA Cup first round Forest Green 1 Bournemouth 1 read more

• Wind turbines warning

  CHANGES to Gloucestershire's planning guidelines have set alarm bells ringing in Nympsfield where residents fear a proliferation of wind turbines. read more

• Youngsters will be welcome at cabin

  THE LOG Cabin Club and Little Acorns Pre-School at Tortworth was officially opened by Northavon MP Steve Webb on Saturday. read more

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