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• Kingswood back to winning ways in forgettable match

  Kingswood 2 Mitcheldean 0 read more

• Martin's legacy will not be forgotten

  DURSLEY Rugby Club's first team lined up for a minute's silence on Saturday as a mark of respect for one of the club's founder members, Ron Martin, who sadly passed away last week. read more

• Merger may have a cost

  THE proposed merger of the Gloucestershire Wiltshire and Avon Ambulance services would not only damage services at great cost but would endanger patients, Cotswold MP Geoffrey Clifton-Brown has told the Commons. read more

• Academy tables new initiative

  TABLE tennis enthusiasts from across the region received a major boost this week with the announcement that a top new academy is to open at Filton College. read more

• Severnside's own 'tsunami'

  A DRAMATIC account of a tsunami-style tidal wave which devastated huge swathes of Severnside almost 400 years ago have been found by a Gazette reader. read more

• New date fixed

  THE date for the Land Rover Gatcombe Horse Trials, which normally take place at the end of March on the Princess Royal's Gatcombe Park estate, has been changed because of the early Easter this year. read more

• Students pick the winners in awards initiative

  STUDENTS from Rednock School in Dursley have been chosen as judges for an awards initiative for young people. read more

• Ombudsmen's role examined

  THE Local Government Ombudsman for Gloucestershire and South Gloucestershire, Jerry White, will be giving evidence to a government committee next month and written contributions from the people of the two counties are invited. read more

• Events around the region

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

• Motorway miracle of luckiest dog alive

  A LITTLE dog from Dursley has been dubbed the luckiest dog alive after surviving for almost two days on the central reservation of the M5. read more

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