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• Harvey set to return to old home

  GLOUCESTERSHIRE CCC face a potential reunion with former star player Ian Harvey after the side were drawn against Yorkshire in the semi-finals of the C&G Trophy. read more

• Bus fears raised in House of Commons

  THORNBURY'S community transport scheme has come under the spotlight in the House of Commons, as questions were asked over its future. read more

• Thank you for support

  SIR - Just recently Rockhampton Cricket Club held a sports quiz in aid of Macmillan Cancer Relief and I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who supported this event and donating items for the raffle. read more

• Healthcare is on target

  HEALTH care in South Gloucestershire is getting better and better, says an end of year report to the Primary Care Trust. read more

• Wake up and stop the trade drain now

  SIR - I am amazed that the Sodbury Town Council can be so complacent about their own stupidity. They are not concerned about the drop in trade in our town "because it is happening everywhere". read more

• 'Village' is planned

  OUTLINE plans for an "urban village" - half of which falls within the parish of Pucklechurch - have been submitted to South Gloucestershire Council. read more

• We are striving to give best service to patients

  SIR - In response to the letter of Mr Jobbins (Gazette, June 18) I write to clarify a couple of points. read more

• Festival is a big success

  CHIPPING Sodbury Festival has proved an "excellent" fortnight for the town for the 19th year running. read more

• Church is to benefit

  ACTON Turville was in bloom for its flower festival and jazz event at the weekend as people from all over the area toured the village and ten of its gardens. read more

• Veg off the menu on trip

  A FAMILY was amazed to learn that their son was not offered healthy meals and had a television in his room while on a trip with a Yate school. read more

• Weekend Picture June 25, 2004

  The village of Old Sodbury with its church of St John the Baptist nestles in the hillside of the Cotswold Edge Picture by Steve Richards GSR527H04 read more

• Parking is causing trade fall

  SIR - I was reading the article in your paper relating to the downturn in trade in Chipping Sodbury. It has prompted me to write to you because as a regular shopper with young children it is very obvious to me that the problem is parking. read more

• Targeting offenders saves cash

  A PROLIFIC offenders scheme in South Gloucestershire is gong from strength to strength by helping people and saving the community money. read more

• Yellow peril hits traders

  MORE than 90 per cent of traders in Chipping Sodbury claim they have lost trade because of inadequate long and short term car parking. read more

• No change to appointments

  SIR - We write in response to the letter (Gazette, June 18) regarding getting an appointment to see the doctor at Thornbury Health Centre. read more

• Work to start on ring road lane

  WORK is due to start on an extra eastbound lane on the A4171 ring road at Hambrook next week. read more

• MP airs bus woes in Parliament

  YATE'S community transport scheme has come under the spotlight in the House of Commons, as questions were asked over its future. read more

• Events around the region

  THORNBURY AND DISTRICT read more

• Increases in rent a threat to shops

  SIR - Thornbury is a much-loved town, and many people really like shopping there as it is so pleasant and friendly. 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

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