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• Frys turn up the heat on Phoenix while seconds lose too

  Avon Netball League Division One Phoenix I 35 Frys 37 read more

• Pain for poor Plain

  Rugby Union Wotton 43 Broad Plain 0 read more

• From gardening to good grannies

  AFTER writing expert gardening books for 14 years, Wotton-under-Edge author Jane Fearnley-Whittingstall made the risky decision to change direction - but it seems to have paid off. Gazette reporter Liza-Jane Gillespie went to meet the top-selling author to ask what does grandparenting and gardening have in common? read more

• Berkeley maintain perfect derby record

  Gloucestershire Northern Senior League Division One Berkeley Town 3 Kingswood 0 read more

• Club says thank you to brilliant Brian

  CAM Cricket Club paid tribute to their finest ever player on Saturday evening. read more

• Drew calls on Blair not to step down too late

  MP David Drew has denied claims made earlier this week that he has called for the Prime Minister to quit his job. read more

• Library on schedule

  EXCITING plans to make Dursley's new library an attractive place to visit were revealed for the first time this week. read more

• Homes stay with council

  COUNCIL houses in Dursley, Cam and Wotton-under-Edge are to remain under the reigns of Stroud District Council, it has been unanimously agreed. read more

• Cut-off residents tired of BT's inaction

  ANGRY residents of Wotton-under-Edge are still without telephone lines almost seven weeks since they lost connection. read more

• Signals unlikely

  TRAFFIC signals are unlikely to be introduced to a narrow town centre road because they could cause further traffic problems. read more

• Campaign hits the road

  BUSES throughout Gloucestershire are to carry advertising for a crackdown by police on domestic violence. read more

• Church seeks new members

  A CONGREGATION of just 12 people has forced a church to go on a recruitment drive, in the hope of bucking the trend. read more

• Pupil intake is cut

  PUPIL numbers at Charfield Primary School are to be cut by 25 percent, despite objections from parents and school governors. read more

• The day Steve met Ronnie

  COMEDY fans were mourning this week with the news that Ronnie Barker had died, age 76. read more

• Yet more delays over supermarket plans

  THE PROJECT to bring a supermarket to Dursley has been dubbed a laughing stock this week after it was revealed there would be further delays to the re-marketing process. read more

• Mixing it with the big brands

  "SMELL this," said Mrs Massey as she waved a half-full bottle of dark liquid under my nose. read more

• Minis festival is a big hit

  MORE than 600 players from six clubs with ages groups from the U7s to U12s played 36 matches in Dursley Rugby Club's Minis Festival. read more

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