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• Working hard for Sharpness Docks

  SIR - I am responding to the letter from Graham Lloyd-Jones in last week's Gazette. The county council is very aware of the potential for further increasing trade at Sharpness. read more

• Legend Russell to hang up gloves

  GLOUCESTERSHIRE'S favourite sporting son, Jack Russell MBE, has called time on his illustrious cricket career. read more

• Traders meet to end forum

  EIGHT representatives of Wotton-under-Edge traders have met to wind up the traders forum. read more

• Topical debate for pupils

  THE TYNDALE cluster of small schools - Kingswood, North Nibley, Hillesley, Stone with Woodford, Slimbridge and Coaley - will be involved in a topical debate on Monday. read more

• Actually we are doing well

  SIR - Regarding the letter from Graham Lloyd-Jones about Sharpness, had he bothered to do any research he would have found out that the dock was doing quite well and the last thing it needs is this kind of negative publicity from a man who seems only interested in causing upset. read more

• Martin is the main man for Dursley

  DURSLEY Town manager Julian Davies has resigned from the club with his position filled by new boss Martin Booth. read more

• Boost for school

  BERKELEY Primary School has celebrated the official opening of its new extension. read more

• Raid on Rammell

  FORMER Manchester United striker Andy Rammell is set to be offered terms at Forest Green Rovers this week, as manager Tim Harris' new-look squad begins to take shape. read more

• Back to the good old days?

  SIR - A vision of 2055: I remember my father telling me about my great grandfather's shop in Dursley, old Gloucestershire. It was a little newsagent's, apparently there used to be such things as small shops that sold newspapers to people going to work. What's even funnier they used to get kids to deliver papers to your home. How strange is that! read more

• Fun filled day for all

  WHILE there will be interesting and exciting events on offer throughout Dursley Town Festival Week, the highlight will definitely be Festival Day itself (Saturday, July 10). read more

• Residents against play area switch

  RESIDENTS in Berkeley have told the town council that, if a decision is made to move play equipment, it will turn the area into a honey pot for youths. read more

• It's fun all the way at summer fete

  CAM House School enjoyed a successful summer fete on Saturday when around 200 people supported the event. read more

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