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• Generations gather

  FIVE generations from one family gathered together for the first time this week in Wotton-under-Edge. read more

• Village of the year

  THE SEARCH for Gloucestershire's Village of the Year was launched in Frampton-on-Severn on Tuesday. read more

• Job centre to close at end of the month

  DURSLEY'S Job Centre will close at the end of the month it was revealed this week. read more

• Didmarton meeting will be a big draw

  THE Duke of Beaufort's Point-to-Point is acknowledged as one of the best meetings in the country so a large crowd is anticipated for Saturday's meeting at Didmarton. read more

• A look at the Pedersen cycle

  READING the Gazette (February 25), I was interested to read the article on R A Lister and Co by Les Pugh. read more

• Freeman lifts Slimbridge's spirit with classy hat-trick

  Slimbridge 3 Pewsey Vale 0 read more

• Residents brave cold to plant trees

  THE SNOW and cold weather may not be ideal for many people but for planting the latest set of apple trees at Holywell Orchard at the weekend it was just right. read more

• Events around the region

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

• Parents urged to ensure pupils get mumps jabs

  STUDENTS from Stroud College are to be immunised against mumps. read more

• Children receive books from TwoCanDo

  Mulberry Tree Steiner Kindergarten youngsters Roshim Welsch, 4, Beenie Newman,4, Dylan Barker Duggan,4, Scarlet Watts, 5, and Agnes Adams,5 with teachers Jane Watts and Clare Benson and some of the new books they were recently given by the TwoCanDo charity. read more

• Kennels a 'merry go round of noise'

  THE peace and tranquility of a quiet village could be shattered if plans for boarding kennels are given the go-ahead, it was claimed this week. read more

• Hope for charmer Betty

  BRAVE Betty Farcas, the disabled youngster plucked from a Romanian institution six year ago with the help of Thornbury folk, has been given fresh hope of being legally adopted by the lcoal family who have cared for her ever since. read more

• Top stopper Mason retires after 12 years of success

  HOCKEY star Simon Mason has announced his retirement from the international game after 12 years at the top. read more

• Thanks for your support

  WE thought that after two years of operation it is timely to say thank you to everyone who has been supporting the project to re-open the cinema. read more

• Church organ gets a new lease of life

  NESTLING on a hill in the village of Wickwar sits the parish's picturesque church, Holy Trinity. And now, thanks to a massive fundraising campaign by parishioners, the building resounds once more to the majestic sound of the 100-year-old church organ. read more

• Council tax rise to improve services

  COUNCIL tax for South Gloucestershire has been set at 3.8 percent. read more

• Residents see Berkeley's future

  ORGANISERS of an exhibition looking at the future of Berkeley have hailed the event as a success. read more

• Don't let town become just a dormitory mass

  I ATTENDED the meeting in the town hall last month at which information was given about the inspector's report into the possible development in Berkeley. read more

• Tenants should have more time

  STROUD District Council is calling on the government to give tenants more time to decide on the future of the district council's houses. read more

• Grand boost for charities

  FOOTBALL players and supporters from across the region have raised a further £3,000 for charities this week. read more

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