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• Gazette Comment

  "UNLESS I'm very much mistaken ... I am very much mistaken!" read more

• UKIP chairman secures a second Euro seat

  A SURGE in the popularity of the United Kingdom Independence Party at Thursday's European elections has sent shock waves throughout Stroud district's political communiies. read more

• Vote shock for mayor

  VOTERS in Wotton-under-Edge delivered a shock on election day as the Town Mayor lost his seat on Stroud District Council. read more

• Help create better environment

  MORE complaints have been voiced about South Gloucestershire Council's new rubbish and recycling scheme. read more

• Events around the region

  Berkeley, Cam, Dursley and Wotton-under-Edge and district diary read more

• What a VMR - vellous service

  SIR - I would like to use your column to point out to people the value of using local services. read more

• Festival visitors can use free bus

  A FREE bus service will take residents to the main events at Dursley Town Festival on Saturday, July 10. read more

• Bringing sunshine to the young

  TODDLERS in Thornbury were able to enjoy the sunshine this week, thanks to a grant from the Gannett Foundation - the charitable arm of Newsquest, publishers of the Gazette. read more

• Steam rally gets bigger and better

  THE STEAM Rally at North Nibley this weekend is due to be the biggest and best. read more

• Daily delights of Formula Yob race

  SIR - Once again the summer evenings are here and residents are able to "enjoy" the spectacle of the Dursley Grand Prix. read more

• Oldlands are ecstatic

  Cam 1st XI v Oldlands 1st XI read more

• Watch out for the scarecrows

  COALEY is hosting an open gardens event this weekend. It runs from 11.30am to 5.30pm on both Saturday and Sunday. read more

• Charity golf day can do a hole lot of good

  A CHARITY golf day has been arranged at the Stinchcombe Hill Golf Club for Sunday, July 18 with the proceeds to be used to support Yercombe Lodge, Stinchcombe. read more

• Steven's adventure

  ENTERPRISING teenager Steven Dexter, 18, from Wotton-under-Edge, will be leaving home soon. read more

• New pension fund plan

  A NEW pension scheme is to be launched at the revamped Lister Petter Ltd in Dursley. read more

• Bart Simpson advertising models stolen - again!

  A SET of three-foot-high models of a popular cartoon character being used to advertise a school fete have been stolen. read more

• Wood's wonders

  THE Sotonia ten mile time trail at Andover saw comeback man Kevin Wood return to his winning was by taking the best improvement award with a time of 22.07. read more

• Docks site is opportunity to boost local economy

  SIR - The absence of a local volunteer has given me the opportunity of getting to know a different area and meeting many delightful people. read more

• All creatures great and small - and cuddly

  A PETS service will be taking place for the third time on the vicarage lawn at St Mary's Church, Wotton-under-Edge, on Sunday (10.15am). read more

• The good, the bad and the ugly

  'MIXED fortunes' are the only two words that can possibly be used to describe Gloucestershire CCC's recent form, as two wins out of two in the Championship were marred by another dismal defeat in the Totesport League on Sunday. read more

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