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• Tenant surveys in the post

  COUNCIL housing tenants are to be asked for their views on the future of Stroud District Council's housing stock. read more

• Let there be light

  I WAS rather shocked to read (Gazette, May 27) that the "victims" rather than the "perpetrator" of the act of growing a hedge, which cut out all light from a neighbour's home and garden, should be the one having to pay the charge for the council to enforce the law. read more

• MS victim's distress at care service plan

  cd?cu4DEN man with multiple sclerosis says he feels upset and abused after new home care arrangements were suddenly imposed without consultation. read more

• First martial arts festival

  THE first South West Martial Arts Festival for people with disabilities is hoping to attract people from all over the Cotswolds and beyond. read more

• Iron Age settlement uncovered at castle

  A TEAM of university archaeologists has uncovered the remains of an Iron Age settlement in the grounds of the Norman castle at Berkeley. read more

• Grim Reaper on the cruel sea

  WILD seas beat against the battered boat, read more

• Evening view at Wetlands

  BADGERS and hares can be seen coming home to roost later this month at the Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust (WWT) at Slimbridge better known for its birds. read more

• Girlfriend dragged into house

  A MAN who pleaded guilty to assaulting his girlfriend of six and a half years has been given an 18-month conditional discharge. read more

• Choristers receive award

  Choristers at St George's Church in Cam have been awarded The Royal School of Church Music Deans Award. read more

• Man denies failing to control his dog

  A DURSLEY man has pleaded not guilty to two counts of failing to keep his dog under control. read more

• MS victim's distress at care service plan

  A BEDRIDDEN man with multiple sclerosis says he feels upset and abused after new home care arrangements were suddenly imposed without consultation. read more

• Ladies choir to perform at parish church

  THE POPULAR Arts Week at Dursley Parish Church, which opened at the weekend, continues this evening with a concert by Marsh Ladies' Choir. read more

• New service praised by rail action group

  SUNDAY rail services to Cam and Dursley station will be vastly improved from this weekend. read more

• Conference return is on for Owers

  FOREST Green Rovers are set for a sensational return to the Nationwide Conference. read more

• Drivers not to blame

  A COACH driver has spoken out over who should be made responsible for children wearing seat belts on school journeys. read more

• What now is the future for hospital?

  NOW that David Drew has scraped back in, courtesy perhaps, of UKIP maybe he will tell us what is happening to Standish Hospital. read more

• Rosebud search

  GIRLS wanting to become this year's bunch of Rosebuds and take part in the Dursley Town Festival carnival on Saturday, July 16, have just one more week in which to send in their photographs. read more

• Get your walking boots on for festival

  A WALKING Festival takes place throughout Gloucestershire from Sunday until June 19. read more

• Cost of hedges may fall

  THE FEE charged by Stroud District Council for its involvement in high hedge disputes could be reduced. read more

• Threat to rural bus route

  AN IMPORTANT rural bus route could be lost because the operator has announced he is withdrawing his services. read more

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