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• Robinson storms to race victory

  OLYMPIC marathon runner Dan Robinson stormed to another course record on Monday evening in the BNG Berkeley 10K road race. read more

• Licence concern

  LIQUOR and public entertainment licence holders across the district are being urged to apply for their revised licenses as soon as possible. read more

• Colours aren't so fine in town

  AN HISTORIC market town resident is outraged at the colour and size of signs being used to mark a popular walking route. read more

• Towns make poverty history

  NEW signs will soon be going up declaring that Cam and Dursley have won their bid for Fairtrade town status. read more

• Party power struggle

  OPPOSITION parties have accused the new Conservative administration at Gloucestershire County Council of blocking local democracy. read more

• Influential teacher not leaving school

  GOVERNORS at Cam Woodfield Infant School have moved to quash rumours that an influential teacher is to leave. read more

• Plan to bring 1,000 jobs to community

  CAM and Dursley are set to be revitalised by more than 1,000 new jobs. read more

• Almighty trek for Nelly

  AN INTREPID three-legged Border Collie and her owners are to embark on a 200-mile trek across England. read more

• Health service is being handed to private sector

  THE Health Secretary Patricia Hewitt's announcement of Government plans to double the use of private sector involvement in NHS operations is bad news for the health service in Gloucestershire. read more

• Town plan to be published

  A BLUEPRINT for the future of Berkeley has been agreed and is due to be published next month. read more

• FA award recognises Wotton community spirit

  WOTTON Rovers FC have received the prestigious FA Community Club Award following an inspirational drive that has seen the club adopt a 'football for all' initiative. read more

• How the NSPCC works in the area

  FOLLOWING your recent article titled No vote to donate money to NSPCC (Gazette, April 22), as a local volunteer for the NSPCC, I would like to explain how the society works in Gloucestershire. read more

• Stone look a class act at all levels

  Stone 1st XI v Birdlip read more

• England call-up for lethal Lewis

  GLOUCESTERSHIRE fast bowler Jon Lewis could make his England Test debut next week after being named in a 12-man squad for the first Test against Bangladesh. read more

• Will 2005 be the key year?

  GLOUCESTERSHIRE CCC have got off to a mixed start in all competitions in the 2005 season, as the club's new look line-up continues to develop. read more

• Young guns go for it at soccer extravaganza

  Everside Youth Football Club Six-a-Side Tournament read more

• Bike to be won by best delivery person

  AS part of our celebration of Local Newspaper Week the Gazette has teamed up with Chain Life cycle shop in Thornbury to offer an amazing Giant Rock SE mountain bike to one of the hardworking youngsters listed below who deliver the Gazette each week for newsagents all over Gloucestershire and South Glos. The one with the most votes will win the bike. read more

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