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• Club reaches21st Birthday

  COTSWOLD Tyndale Rotary Club is celebrating its 21st birthday. read more

• Nothing slack about Union Jack

  THE rise of North Nibley's Josephine Eley and Nibeley Union Jack has continued at the British Dressage National Championships. read more

• Learn art of classic storytelling

  ONCE upon a time right up to the part where they lived happily ever after, those are the skills being taught during a weekend of stories. read more

• 10th Birthday for police helicopter

  THE eye in the sky responsible for making more than 3,000 arrests and potentially saving the lives of almost 200 people is celebrating its tenth anniversary this week. read more

• New look for home of local papers

  A MAJOR investment programme has just been completed at the Gazette, marking another milestone in the 127-year history of the newspaper. read more

• Road closure will kill business, say traders

  A ROAD closure in Cam has caused outrage among traders in the village who fear their businesses will never recover from the financial losses they are predicting. read more

• Baby Hayden is a natural-born fighter

  A GAZETTE baby of the year hopeful has proven to be a real little fighter. Hayden Perry, from Wotton-under-Edge, is only seven months old but has already battled against the odds, surviving open-heart surgery. read more

• Beames and Langford run poor sharks ragged

  Gloucestershire Northern Senior League Division One Sharpness 0 Berkeley Town 4 read more

• Kathry's on a charity mission

  AFTER running, walking and cycling around the more hilly parts of Dursley and Stroud, Kathryn Francis is beginning to feel that she might just be fit enough for the gruelling 125km trek she is starting this weekend. read more

• Callum is Wotton's Karate Kid

  THE Wotton-under-Edge-based EWSKA Karate Club is celebrating their return from their second-ever competition, having won 16 medals. read more

• Dad of 11 jailed for Burglary

  AN alcoholic father-of-11 has been jailed for three years for burgling a pensioner in Berkeley. read more

• Priest scoops the "best -loved" prize

  A PRIEST who hails from Dursley has won a unique accolade. read more

• Nuclear Dilemma

  RESIDENTS have been told they need to decide whether or not they will allow Berkeley power station to be decommissioned in 25 years instead of the recognised 125 years. read more

• Prison sentence for drink-driver killer

  A YOUNG soldier from Dursley, whose drink driving killed his oldest friend - a well-known local disc jockey known as DJ Perv - has been sentenced to three-and-a-half years in prison. read more

• Help to train local bobbies

  MEMBERS of the community are being asked for their help with the training of new police officers and Police Community Support Officers in Gloucestershire. read more

• Tesco future looks positive

  THE imminent arrival of a new supermarket giant in Cam is not looking so bleak this week, according to the parish council. read more

• Gloucestershire Northern Senior League Division Two

  Gloucestershire Northern Senior League Division Two Charfield 5 Mushet and Coalway 1 read more

• Book tells of a farmer's life

  A FAMILIAR character in Wotton-under-Edge, John Forster, has self-published a book about the passion in his life - Welsh Cattle. read more

• Gloucester Division Two

  Gloucester Division Two Cheltenham Saras 8 Dursley 25 read more

• Concern over new pub opening hours

  WORRIED homeowners have asked that time be called on the way licensing hours at local pubs are extended. read more

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