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Drink-driver's wife cut up his licence

WHEN pensioner Michael Flannigan crashed his car after a boozy afternoon with a pal his wife was so furious that she cut up his driving licence. read more
Guidance from Guides

COALEY'S first Guide company has been launched with the help of a neighbouring group. read more
Events around the region

Berkeley, Cam, Dursley and Wotton-under-Edge and district diary read more
College sixth form future is under serious threat

THE FUTURE of the sixth form at Vale of Berkeley College is now in serious doubt after it emerged it has been recommended for closure. read more
Posties try to please

SIR - Your correspondent Peter Russell-Yarde (Gazette, February 27) would appear to have a somewhat suspect, reliable inside informant for the following reasons: read more
Life-saving project gets fine response

A LIFE-SAVING project being pioneered in Gloucestershire has been given a boost by Dursley fundraisers. read more
Crane ruins our countryside view

SIR - I am surprised that no one has written yet to complain about the 'blot on the landscape' that is being built in Howley. I understand this is to be a great mansion! Our home was named Hillview House in 1835 but we no longer have a view of hills. read more
Happy-go-lucky at 100, says Deborah

SHE may have been born in Britain's imperial heyday but one of Frampton-on-Severn's oldest residents is still going strong after witnessing a century of social upheaval. read more

Archive - Friday, 5 March 2004