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• Blueprint for vale's future

  MEMBERS OF Vale Vision are keeping tight-lipped about the contents of the blueprint for what the communities of Cam, Dursley and district would like to see incorporated into future development. read more

• It's all over for Lewer

  STEVE Claridge, Paul Warhurst and Jimmy Quinn are among a heavyweight list of big name candidates being touted for the vacant managerial crown at Forest Green Rovers after Alan Lewer's brief tenure was ended before the relegated side's final Conference game of the season on Saturday. read more

• Pedestrians put at risk

  DRIVERS are endangering the lives of pedestrians by parking on the pavement in a rural village a resident claimed this week. read more

• Legend Russell is honoured

  JACK RUSSELL has been awarded honorary life membership to the MCC. read more

• Parade salutes flying heroes

  THE 28 Flying Air Corps who died in action in the First World War were remembered during a special parade on Sunday. read more

• Troublemakers to behave

  A GROUP of young troublemakers and their parents have signed up to an agreement designed to cut down on vandalism and disorder in their communities. read more

• Purrfect way to help families

  IF YOU have had anything at all to do with Cats' Protection in the Stroud district over the past decade the chances are you have bumped into Don and Anna Walden. read more

• Give the dog a home

  CAN anybody give a dog a home? read more

• Police failing to stop bikers

  POLICE are failing to stamp out illegal motorcycle riding in the woods around Dursley, residents claim - although the town's police chief says they are working hard to tackle the problem. read more

• Directors set to sue candidate

  TWO company directors from Gossington are suing a Welsh parliamentary candidate for more than £300,000 for allegedly publishing damaging words on his website and in a magazine. read more

• Co-op manager had hands in the till

  THE manager of the Co-op in Sharpness stole more than £36,000 in cash to ease his debt problems, a court heard last Friday. read more

• Directors set to sue candidate

  A POPULAR riding school may have to close because of new government rules on farming subsidies. read more

• Rednock and KLB excel

  KATHARINE Lady Berkeley's School's U16s football team produced two top performances in one week to win a semi-final and then the final of the Stroud Schools Football Assocation Cup. read more

• Oldbury forum for locals

  A NEW forum has been set up aimed at protecting the interests of local people during the operation and future decommissioning of Oldbury nuclear power station. read more

• School may close

  A POPULAR riding school may have to close because of new government rules on farming subsidies. read more

• Stand-in management duo lift Wisloe Road spirits

  Slimbridge 3 Bishops Cleeve 0 read more

• Rejection was last straw

  A DURSLEY man who never got over the death of his brother killed himself with a fatal concoction of alcohol and anti-depressants, a coroner heard this week. read more

• Baimbridge's beauties

  DICK Baimbridge's supporters had an enjoyable afternoon at Woodford on Saturday as the Berkeley trainer recorded a fine strike rate, with three of his four runners proving successful. read more

• Pupils gear up for trip to Argentina

  ARGENTINA is only ten weeks away for 44 students from Katharine Lady Berkeley's School. read more

• An international extravaganza

  THE Mitsubishi Motors Badminton Horse Trials take place next week (May 5-8) and have one of the most international entry lists in the history of the event. read more

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