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• Catch up with films from history's bin

  CHIPPING Sodbury might sound an unlikely place for time travel, but it has been going on there since the turn of the century. read more

• Excellent Wisloe Road display brings Witney's run to an end

  Hellenic League Premier Division Slimbridge 3 Witney United 1 read more

• Pupils celebrate great results

  GLOUCESTERSHIRE schools are in the top ten percent in the country after the release of the annual GCSE achievement and attainment tables. read more

• Man drove into traffic warden

  AN enraged motorist who twice drove his car into a traffic warden in Berkeley when she told him he could not park on double yellow lines will have to pay her £1,000 compensation, a judge has ordered. read more

• Goodbye, George

  FAMILY, friends and veterans of the Royal British Legion gathered last Friday to pay their respects to a man described simply as "larger than life". read more

• Food and gifts give brighter Christmas

  NORTH NIBLEY Romania Team members John Anyon and Matthew Bigwood made the 3,000-mile round trip to the remote village of Mina 1 Mai to spread some Christmas cheer. read more

• Public services to go on strike

  PUBLIC services run by Stroud District Council look set to descend into chaos after staff voted overwhelmingly in favour of strike action. read more

• Driver 'taunted' other motorists

  TEENAGE motoring 'yob' Ian Rudge sent another driver careering into a verge when he clipped him while trying to overtake on the central reservation of the M5, a court heard. read more

• Roll up for Rollins

  A JAZZ extravaganza is all set to take place at Wotton Town Hall on Saturday, January 28 and people will be flocking from miles around to enjoy the experience. read more

• Gay partner to stay in UK

  AFTER months of uncertainty a Cam man has told of his joy over the news that his gay partner will not be deported back to Algeria. read more

• Library services to be axed

  LIBRARIES in Gloucestershire face an uncertain future as two unknown facilities face the axe. read more

• Trio take club awards

  THREE students from the Cam-based Ilyokwan Black Belt Academy enjoyed success at the school's annual awards. read more

• Cleared of attack with baseball bat

  A FORMER Cam man has been cleared of beating a teenager over the head with a baseball bat during a street brawl. read more

• Goal avalanche at Cam

  Gloucestershire Northern Senior League Division One Cam Bulldogs 8 Shortwood United Res 1 read more

• Beale seals victory over rivals Stroud

  Severn League Division One Dursley Ladies 2 Stroud Ladies 1 read more

• Works caused mayhem

  TRADERS and residents say roadworks in Cam High Street are making life unbearable and could destroy their livelihoods. read more

• Release potted potential

  POTS of Potential is an exciting new venture set up by Rose Chalmers from Wortley, near Wotton-under-Edge. read more

• Get close view of killer sharks

  THE UK premiere of Sharks 3D is being held in Bristol next week, in the presence of a very special visitor. read more

• New Post Office is set to open in Cam

  RESIDENTS in Cam gave a sigh of relief this week as the search for a new Post Office came to an end. read more

• Dursley area diary

  Friday, January 20 7.30pm, Dursley, Community Association, Rednock Drive. Dursley and District Garden Club. Tea Planting in India, with Rod Brown. 7.45pm, Wotton, Electric Picture House. Girl with a Pearl Earring, Cert 12A, 100 mins. read more

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