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• Families told to be on guard

  A BOGUS health worker is targeting families with young children in Yate, the Gazette can exclusively reveal. read more

• Letterbox 'prank' risks family's lives

  A MOTHER and her children from Frampton Cotterell feared for their lives this week when a schoolboy prank went horribly wrong, the Gazette can exclusively reveal. read more

• Thornbury Town Council notes

  THESE notes, prepared by Thornbury Town Council, are intended to provide a more detailed insight into the work the council does for the town. read more

• Firm forced out of town by high rents

  A LONG-established Thornbury business is moving out of the town centre, blaming "unaffordable" business rents. read more

• Derby defeat for Yate

  Gerrard Hockey League Premier One Yate 3 Wotton-under-Edge 6 read more

• Campaign to wrap town in green belt

  A CAMPAIGN and petition have been launched in a bid to extend the Green Belt north of Thornbury to the Gloucestershire boundary. read more

• New shelter is 'traffic hazard'

  A NEW bus shelter has caused such a stir in a South Gloucestershire village that it has sparked an inquiry by the district authority. read more

• Zoo will bring traffic chaos say councillors

  BRISTOL Zoo is coming to Easter Compton like it or not, local people were told this week. read more

• Market makes a welcome return

  YATE'S first official farmers' market was held this week after public outcry for the town to host one. read more

• New service for patients in pain

  PATIENTS who are in chronic pain in South Gloucestershire can now receive pain management locally thanks to a new service introduced by the region's primary care trust. read more

• 'Let's talk' is campaign cry

  CAMPAIGNERS battling to get controversial speed humps removed from a road in Yate are urging the public to get behind the cause. read more

• Phalarope makes a detour to Slimbridge

  HARD on the heels of the arrival of the rare Little Crake in Slimbridge a few weeks ago, another rare visitor has put in an appearance, thereby putting itself in grave danger. read more

• Wrestlers get back to business

  BACK 2 BUSINESS, Yate Leisure Centre's latest professional wrestling event, takes place tomorrow evening. read more

• Potts-shot sinks Cirencester

  Hellenic League Division One West Tytherington Rocks 1 Cirencester United 0 read more

• Josh receives best in care

  A THORNBURY shop owner is raising cash for the specialist hospital unit which safely delivered his first nephew . read more

• Hallen hold the upper hand in great goal rush

  HALLEN have become something of a goal machine over the past two or three years and last weekend they added another three to their tally. read more

• Get a taste of the continent

  SHOPPERS in Chipping Sodbury would have been forgiven for thinking they were on holiday abroad last Friday and on Saturday with the town's first continental market. read more

• Johnson satisfied with draw

  Toolstation League Division One Larkhall Athletic 0 Almondsbury FC 0 read more

• Free travel tokens may be withdrawn

  MORE than 45,000 pensioners and disabled residents across South Gloucestershire could lose their free travel tokens because of a shortfall in Government cash support for the scheme. read more

• Locals give generously to appeal

  KIND-HEARTED people in Chipping Sodbury donated more than £1,000 in hours in aid of the Asian Earthquake Appeal. read more

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