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• Young talent is a joy to go and see

  SIR - On Good Friday afternoon I went to the Armstrong Hall in Thornbury to see the Northavon Youth Theatre Company perform The Boyfriend. read more

• 'Golden' chance appeal for bypass

  A NEW study investigating traffic issues in Bristol and South Gloucestershire has been dubbed a "golden opportunity" to reinstate proposals for a M4 link road. read more

• With the Pirates

  THE CHANCES of Rovers playing Third Division football next season look a lot healthier this week, though nothing is guaranteed with now just four games to go. read more

• Boy racers force the closure of car park

  BOY RACERS in Yate have forced shopping centre chiefs to close a car park at night. read more

• Weekend Picture April 16, 2004

  Seagulls follow the plough as it turns the soil in a field near Rockhampton. St Oswald's Church can be seen in the distance Picture by John Anyon GJA150H04 read more

• Health hazard of fly-tipping

  WICKWAR residents are being warned of the dangers of dumping household and industrial waste following an increase in fly-tipping. read more

• Wall row set for courts

  COUNCIL chiefs are set to go to court in a long running battle over a brick wall at an Almondsbury travellers' site. read more

• Regular spot for jazz festival?

  JAZZ comes to Thornbury next month thanks to a new foot tapping venture at the town's Chantry community centre. read more

• Life in village is under scrutiny

  THE UPS and downs of living in Wickwar are due to come under public scrutiny with a new village survey. read more

• Town hold on for all three points

  Thornbury Town 3 DRG Stapleton 1 read more

• Select few give youth a bad name

  YOUTHS tried to set fire to a village youth club in Wickwar over the Easter weekend. read more

• English folklore celebrated

  The National Youth Folklore Group of England visited Thornbury at the weekend to performed a variety of dances in - this one is from the Middle Ages. Story and more pictures on page three GJA317H04 read more

• Runners stayed on course

  SIR - Congratulations to all the runners who braved the harsh elements - rain, wind and cold - running the Helphire Bath Half Marathon on Sunday, March 14. read more

• Celebrate with your paper

  AFTER more than 125 years of reporting the news, the Gazette aims to make the news to celebrate Local Newspaper Week - and we need your help. read more

• Easter treat proves a disappointment

  Yate Town 0 Mangotsfield United 0 read more

• Yate and Sodbury Gazette editorial comment

  RESIDENTS of Shire Way have become so angered about the instalment of speed cushions to slow traffic, they have taken matters into their own hands. read more

• Thornbury Gazette editorial comment

  CRIME, we're told, is at a relatively low level in this neck of the woods and for that residents should, we suppose, be grateful. read more

• Charity's events a big success

  SIR - I recently held a spring fashion luncheon at the Manor House Golf Club in Castle Combe, Wiltshire, in aid of the Breastcare Unit at Frenchay Hospital, Bristol. read more

• MP sets Watchdog on builders

  NORTHAVON MP Steve Webb has offered a helping hand to people who have been "ripped off" by rogue builders. read more

• Story of intrigue surrounds crucifix

  AUTHOR Julian Fane has told many tales in his time but never before has he set a book in his beloved Sodbury. read more

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