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• Floral Special for anniversary

  A GOLDEN anniversary will be celebrated with a floral spectacular at Dyrham Park, the National Trust property near Bath. read more

• Notorious M5 lights to be turned back on

  FALFIELD'S infamous traffic lights at the M5 junction may be switched back on again during the morning peak period. read more

• Kingswood go through

  Tetbury Town 1 Kingswood 1 read more

• Village ready for fair

  KINGSWOOD village fair and classic car show takes place next weekend. read more

• Davies encouraged by pre-season build-up

  New Coaley manager Julian Davies has been encouraged by the attitude of his new charges in the build up to the new season. read more

• Phase two of school review

  SECONDARY schools across the district could know by December whether changes are to be made to the way education is provided in the future. read more

• Early form rediscovered

  Glos/Wilts Division 2 read more

• Warning as judge jails drugs courier

  POLICE in Stroud have applauded the actions of a judge who jailed a woman for two years after she admitted carrying a large quantity of heroin on behalf of drug dealers. read more

• Bus service starts again

  BUS commuters between Dursley and Stroud have been warned to use the early morning service or lose it again. read more

• Stone turn the tables

  Saturday League read more

• Summer brings record turn out

  THE Slimbridge annual summer show on Saturday was another outstanding success. read more

• Debating future of centres

  RESIDENTS across Gloucestershire are to be consulted on the future development of Sure Start children's centres. read more

• Mini idea in need of support

  AN appeal is being made for community groups in Berkeley to get out and about, but using a mini bus. read more

• Bus firm in boost to guide dog training

  THE training of guide dogs for the blind was given a boost this week with the news that bus operator Stagecoach is to allow guide dog trainers and puppy walkers to travel free on buses in Gloucestershire and elsewhere in the UK. read more

• Invite to Choral Society

  AN INVITATION is being extended by the Tyndale Choral Society, to an open rehearsal on Monday, September 5 (7.30pm) at Dursley Methodist Church. read more

• Police on radio

  POLICE in the Cotswolds and Stroud division are reinforcing their car crime prevention message through a radio campaign. read more

• Thieving spree to feed habit

  ADDICT Michael Mclarnen, who fed his habit through shoplifting and burglary, has been jailed for 18 months for his latest crime spree. read more

• Will you be number one for charity run ?

  THE hunt is on for a special person to wear the Number 1 shirt at the Cancer Research UK 10-km sponsored run at Badminton Estate on Sunday, September 4. read more

• Joanne's train trip for charity

  A CAM woman who was struck down with meningitis last year is organising a charity train trip to raise awareness of the disease. read more

• Writer opens new hospice bookshop

  RENOWNED writer Katie Fforde officially opened the Cotswold Care Hospice bookshop in Dursley on Wednesday. read more

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