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• Hedgehogs in prickle

  HEDGEHOG rescuer Yvonne Cox is so desperate for new premises she has to turn away animals in need of her help. read more

• Treat for baby care unit campaigners

  TINY miracles gathered together at TGI Friday's at Cribbs Causeway on Monday for a big party to celebrate the work of the Tiny Lives campaign for Southmead Hospital's neonatal intensive care unit. read more

• Better online Gazette

  THERE is a new look to the one-line Gazette. read more

• Purton hit by Rocks

  Tytherington Rocks 4 Purton 1 read more

• Bill is an abuse of power

  SIR - We live in a democracy and bow to the will of Parliament. read more

• With the Pirates

  BLUNTLY it has been a bad, bad week. If failure to trouble Coca Cola League Two pace-setters Scunthorpe United on Saturday was savagely disappointing, then Tuesday's FA Cup exit at Conference side Carlisle United on Tuesday was the nadir of a season, which is threatening to disintegrate into merely a battle for mid-table languishment. read more

• Cenotaph protest was a disgrace

  SIR - Did the Cotswold, North Cotswold and Berkeley Hunts supporters who joined the 1,000-strong pro-hunt protest march in Whitehall on November 11 and exploited public sentiment by putting their war veterans at the heart of the demonstrating and joining in the two minutes silence at the Cenotaph honestly expect to change the views of a population very largely supporting measures to ban live animal hunting? read more

• Petitioners revive hopes for Concorde

  MOVES to return Concorde to its natural environment - the sky - gather fresh impetus today when the Save Concorde Group, takes its appeal to the company formerly responsible for maintaining the iconic aircraft. read more

• Patient care plus pyjamas for Pudsey

  ALL in the name of charity - that was what fun-loving employees at a Yate convenience store kept telling themselves last Friday. read more

• Smoking ban will apply to everyone

  SIR - I felt I had to put pen to paper with regard to the issue of smoking, having spent a lovely holiday in Southern Ireland where no one is allowed to smoke in a work place, which is more or less everywhere. read more

• Weekend Picture November 26, 2004

  Away from the hustle and bustle . . . this tiny cottage is tucked away in a quiet corner of the countryside near Littleton-on-Severn Picture by Steve Richards GSR1076H04 read more

• Hazel's 16th novel has a special place in her heart

  ALTHOUGH she has 15 full-length novels, numerous books, short stories and newspaper articles under her belt, veteran Yate author Hazel M Peel is particularly proud of her latest work. read more

• High spirits at Christmas Fayre

  THORNBURY was full to bursting on Tuesday when the whole town -- and, it seemed, most of the surrounding district - turned out for the annual Christmas Fayre, late night shopping evening and festive lights switch-on. read more

• Church plans for community radio

  COMMUNITY radio could be coming to Thornbury. read more

• Capacity crowd is confirmed

  GLOUCESTERSHIRE CCC have announced that the England v Australia international one-day match that the club will be hosting next year has sold out completely in one of the quickest ticket-buying frenzies in the club's history. read more

• Derby fire at Frampton

  Frampton Cotterell 13 Chipping Sodbury 24 read more

• Victoria is the winner

  DEDICATED horsewoman and event rider Victoria Meek was the toast of the equestrian world this week. read more

• Primary school's glowing report

  OLVESTON Primary School has won a glowing report from education standards watchdogs. read more

• Sports village goal is nearer

  THE first phase of a multi-million pound sports village in Winterbourne has been officially unveiled. read more

• Scheme aims to teach money skills

  TEACHERS in Yate have found themselves the other side of the desk. read more

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