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• Family joy over reunion

  THORNBURY maths teacher Betty Manser turned detective to bring about an emotional family re-union over the Easter holiday. read more

• Effect of housing on local parking

  IT WAS with some satisfaction that I read a letter from Mr William Sims (Gazette, March 25) in response to my previous letter in which I drew attention to the traffic problems, which are likely to ensue as a result of inadequate parking facilities being provided for the block of eight flats, which have been erected in Eggshill Lane. read more

• Holiday joy for league rivals

  Stourport Swifts 1 Mangotsfield United 3 read more

• Parents beg council to fight care home closure

  PARENTS of severely disabled children have pleaded for the care home they rely on to remain open. read more

• Police appeal for witnesses over barbaric killing of dog

  WITNESSES are being sought to a "barbaric" incident of animal cruelty in Almondsbury when a dog was stoned and beaten to death at a traveller site. read more

• Don't close our lifeline

  PARENTS of severely disabled children have pleaded for the care home they rely on to remain open. read more

• Toddlers get free rein to be creative at Crafty Monkeys

  THORNBURY mother of two Michelle Davies has launched creative play sessions so toddlers and their parents can give free rein to fancy and indulge in some serious arts and crafts. read more

• Bikers may close Ridge Wood

  MORE than £1,000 of damage has been caused to a Yate woodland used to educate the public. read more

• Drivers furious at 'new improved' traffic lights

  FURIOUS motorists were exasperated this week when adjusted traffic lights designed to improve traffic flow on and off the M5 yet again caused rush-hour chaos. read more

• Teens left injured by vicious attack

  POLICE are searching for a man after two teenagers were attacked and left seriously injured in Yate. read more

• New county to be Severnshire

  THE counties of Gloucestershire and South Gloucestershire are to be amalgamated to form a new county to be called Severnshire, the Gazette can exclusively reveal. read more

• Smelly site dismays residents

  A COMPOSTING firm is hoping to expand to Thornbury despite ongoing controversy at a current site in Old Sodbury. read more

• Queen's message to Elizabeth, 100

  SHOREDITCH-BORN Elizabeth Bateman celebrated her 100th birthday in Old Down this week with a good old Cockney knees-up. read more

• Variety of stars at arts festival

  THORNBURY Arts Festival's first weekend, starting on Friday, April 15, sees one of the great pioneers of TV journalism, Joan Bakewell, in town. read more

• GPs told not to send patients to Frenchay

  DOCTORS have been warned not to send their patients to Frenchay Hospital as a beds crisis continues. read more

• Thornbury folk stump up for the pump in a week

  THE people of Thornbury are fantastic. That's official. Individuals and businesses have responded in their droves to the Gazette's Stump up for The Pump campaign and solved Thornbury in Bloom's financial crisis in JUST ONE WEEK. read more

• Jobs created as slice of Italy moves to town

  A SLICE of Italy has landed in Yate with the arrival of a new pizza restaurant. read more

• Book produced to celebrate golf club centenary

  CHIPPING Sodbury Golf Club has produced a book to celebrate the club's centenary. read more

• Families slate store

  PEOPLE living near a Yate supermarket claim they fear for their lives after a string of blunders by the company. read more

• Hospital shake-up needed

  I AM fed up with the constant correspondence about Frenchay/Southmead Hospitals. read more

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