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  AT a time when religious differences are making daily news, it is heartening to see the Dursley community firmly backing its parish church. read more

• Dean is top of the class on the supercross circuit

  JUNIOR supercross rider Luke Dean looks set to have a glorious future in the sport having clinched the British Junior Supercross Championship last week. read more

• Church call to town

  DURSLEY Parish Church's £335,000 Vision for the Future got off to a flying start on Sunday. read more

• Ken is so fittingly remembered

  SIR - I submitted an article which you kindly printed under the heading Where is Ken Remembered? (Gazette, December 10). read more

• Events around the region

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

• Lesley begins new chapter

  WELL-KNOWN proprietor of The Tolsey Shop in Wotton-under-Edge Lesley Hewish is changing careers. read more

• Holder double will haunt Brockworth

  Cam Bulldogs 2 Brockworth Albion 2 read more

• Care provider to change

  A CARE provider in Gloucestershire has lost its contract with Gloucestershire County Council after 14 years of service. read more

• Need to take a stand

  SIR - I have heard that the Bymacks building in Long Street, Dursley, is to be demolished for health and safety reasons. read more

• Schools given cheques for new books

  CHEQUES totalling £2,288 were presented this week to a dozen schools as a result of the TwoCanDo charity partnership second-hand book sale in October. read more

• Woman 'has nothing left to confiscate'

  A WOMAN who ran up huge loans and then stole from her employers to fund her suicidal brother's drug addiction has no remaining assets that can be confiscated, a court was told. read more

• Extra power for wildlife

  A PLAN to protect and enhance the environment has been launched at British Nuclear Fuels' Berkeley site. read more

• Evidence of floods at proposed site

  SIR - Last week you published two letters from correspondents, who do not live in Berkeley, recommending that a proposed massive housing development should go ahead there. read more

• Objections to the scale of housing

  SIR - In response to the letters (Cheaper homes needed) and (Gene pool opposition) in last week's Gazette from Dursley residents about the proposed housing development in Berkeley, it was unfortunate that both letters writers were mis-informed and had completely missed the point. read more

• Legend Alleyne signs new deal

  GLOUCESTERSHIRE CCC have announced that Mark Alleyne has signed a new four-year contract to continue as player-coach. read more

• Creative mums put their art and craft on display

  THREE mums are putting their talents to the test with the launch of their first exhibition of their home-made arts and crafts. read more

• Turf battle over facility

  PROPOSALS for construction of an artificial turf sports pitch have been given to Dursley Town Council by Rednock School. read more

• Rednock's report card

  REDNOCK School has received a glowing OFSTED report from an inspection of the school before Christmas. read more

• What people are planning

  PLANNING applications received by Stroud District Council include: read more

• Dursley march into last four of the Charity Cup

  Stroud Charity Cup Dursley Town 3 Brimscombe & Thrupp 0 read more

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