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• Bores on the river

  THE Environment Agency has launched a new 2006 timetable for the spectacular natural bores on the River Severn. read more

• Africa to come to Bristol Zoo

  THE blueprints are on the drawing board, the land has been marked out and the artist's impressions are on the display stands. read more

• Irresistible tale of gangster's life

  AUDIENCES can look forward to an evening of adventure with the latest production by the Kelvin Players. read more

• Decision on budget

  DURSLEY has lost out on several high profile regeneration schemes after district councillors agreed on a tight budget for the forthcoming year. read more

• WHO are you to call my town a dump?

  WHO are you to call my town a dump? You who throw litter in the street You who throw rubbish in the lay-bys You who spit your gum on the pavement to stay for ever more. read more

• Hideous building

  WE LEARN from your paper (Gazette, Jan 20) that Gloucestershire County Council is likely to cut library services and that two towns may lose their libraries altogether. read more

• Paperboy's bike returns

  A PAPERBOY who won a bicycle in a Gazette competition has been left confused after his prized cycle was mysteriously returned. read more

• Kamikaze defending gives Berkeley the bragging rights

  Gloucestershire Northern Senior League Division One Berkeley Town 2 Cam Bulldogs 1 read more

• PO cutbacks a threat to local communities

  COMMUNITIES in Gloucestershire could die out if the government sticks to its decision to cut services at the Post Office, civic leaders have warned. read more

• Outstanding Wotton give Tetbury a scare

  Gloucestershire League Division Three South Wotton-under-Edge 22 Tetbury 40 read more

• Simply Lionel in dance spectacular

  A LAVISH new spectacular dance show starring a loveable household name is on its way to the Bristol Hippodrome from Monday, February 20 until Saturday, February 25. read more

• Plea after attacks on sheep

  A PREGNANT sheep has been mysteriously killed and another seriously mauled in a caged field in Uley. read more

• George to shout for Wotton

  A MAN with a big voice is off to Canada in the spring to represent Wotton-under-Edge in an international competition. read more

• Aldridge builds on start

  WITH the Christmas cobwebs well and truly shaken off, two of Synwell Amateur Boxing Club's fighters were in action at the Gloucester ABC dinner show held at Sir Thomas Rich's School, Gloucester, last Friday evening. read more

• Dursley diary

  Friday, January 27 7.45pm, Wotton-under-Edge, Electric Picture House. Wallace and Gromit in The Curse of the Were-Rabbit, Cert U, 85 mins read more

• Dursley kicked into submission by battling Brockworth

  Gloucestershire League Division Two Brockworth 26 Dursley 16 read more

• Old stagers put on a fine show

  Cardiff Academicals Veterans 1 Dursley Town Veterans 2 read more

• Milly is my walking miracle, says Mum

  A BRAVE young cerebral palsy sufferer has amazed doctors by taking her very first steps after it was thought she would never walk. read more

• Ex-soldier gets jail

  A FORMER Dursley marine who found it hard to cope when a comrade was killed by friendly fire during the Falklands War has been jailed for having £25,000 worth of cannabis in his car boot. read more

• Hospice makes two million pound appeal

  COTSWOLD Care Hospice is asking Gloucestershire people to dig deep to help raise £2 million. read more

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