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• Week-long feast of organic products

  ORGANIC Week, the country's largest celebration of organic food and farming, starts tomorrow. read more

• Diagnosis to go up by 500

  THE early diagnosis of cancer will be available to many more patients in Gloucestershire by March of next year thanks to state-of-the-art equipment currently being installed in Cheltenham. read more

• Incredible Charfield fightback stuns Freeway

  Gloucestershire Northern Senior League Division Two Stonehouse Freeway 3 Charfield 4 read more

• Couple to face charges of causing harm to a baby

  A YOUNG couple have appeared at Gloucester Crown Court charged with causing grevious bodily harm to a baby - including breaking the child's leg. read more

• New telephone to help job seekers find work

  JOB seekers in Dursley are now able to benefit from an innovative service linking them to a job centre. read more

• Kingswood get on top of hardy Hill

  Gloucestershire Northern Senior League Division One Warden Hill United 1 Kingswood 2 read more

• All go for Phoenix

  PHOENIX Netball Club are preparing for the 2005/06 season in the Avon League. read more

• Greddy ticket touts slammed by charity

  TICKET touts who sold Frocester Beer Festival tickets for six-times the original price have been slammed by organisers. read more

• Chance to picnic for a good cause

  THE FIFTH annual Picnic in the Park will be held this year at Newark Park, Ozleworth, near Wotton-under-Edge, on Saturday, September 10. read more

• Bid for a Gannett grant

  CHARITIES in the Gazette circulation area have until Friday, September 30 to bid for a Gannett Foundation Fund grant this autumn. read more

• Upton upturn Cam

  Readers Gloucestershire County League 1st XI - Division Four Cam v Upton St Leonards read more

• Viney's heroics keep Stone on track for title

  Readers Gloucestershire County League 1st XI - Division One Tewkesbury v Stone read more

• Mum Jo finds a virtual solution to her busy life

  "VIRTUAL dealings" is the way one Cam mother is juggling home life with a successful career. read more

• Thousands flock to this year's Berkeley Show

  GLORIOUS sunshine and hours of entertainment kept over 10,000 visitors happy on Bank Holiday Monday at the 104th Berkeley show. read more

• Treatment is not a taboo

  ANYBODY whose anybody in Hollywood has had it. In fact anybody whose anybody in celebville will swear by the latest alternative in body therapy made famous by hit reality TV shows The Salon and You Are What You Eat. Despite the taboo that surrounds it, colonic hydrotherapy treatment is on the up with more people benefiting from its cleansing attributes than ever before. Hannah Swingler meets the woman who brought this latest in health therapy to Chipping Sodbury and discovered the truth behind an otherwise unspoken topic. read more

• Lifeboat station hit by heartless theft

  STAFF at Sharpness lifeboat station have been left reeling after rescue equipment was stolen over the weekend. read more

• Thousands tturn out for society show

  HAWKESBURY Horticultural Society held its 120th show on Saturday. Approximately 2,000 people went along and enjoyed a range of events and entertainment. read more

• Boss appalled over police inefficiency

  VANDALS who went on a manic wrecking spree at a Dursley factory this week could have been caught if the police had acted more efficiently, the factory boss has claimed. read more

• Sentences not lawful?

  HUNDREDS of sentences recently passed by Crown Court judges using new powers to sit as magistrates could be unlawful, a junior barrister has revealed. read more

• Soldier pleads guilty to death of DJ friend

  A 22-YEAR-OLD soldier has admitted causing the death of Dursley disc jockey Kristian Johansen by dangerous driving last summer. read more

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