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• Oldlands hand out 2005 season awards

  OLDLANDS Cricket Club held their 2005 season presentation night at the Salmon Inn. read more

• I fear for our home

  SEVERN Trent's work on the High Street in Cam is currently causing problems with large articulated lorries which are ignoring the road closed signs and driving onto the High Street. They are then trying to "escape" by turning up Woodend Lane and driving around Knapp Lane in order to exit back onto the High Street facing in the other direction and return to Cam Pitch. read more

• Tommy guns down Cam

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

• Don't put Scouts at risk, say parents

  PARENTS in Dursley have hit out at a development firm for jeopardising the safety of young Scouts. read more

• Top stars on way to castle

  WHETHER you like rhythm and blues or classical music Berkeley Castle will be providing the backdrop for a weekend of live entertainment this summer. read more

• Rowling no show

  IS it any wonder that J K Rowling seemed reluctant to accept the honour of opening what so many consider a hideous monstrosity in our Cotswold market town. The Library would look appropriate in the right location. The North Sea springs to mind, preferably submerged. That is, of course, providing that she could avoid the curse of the ubiquitous roadworks and go by helicopter. read more

• Charfield find that it's all in the Bredon

  Gloucestershire Northern Senior League Division Two Charfield 1 Bredon 2 read more

• Better scenery

  I WAS amazed when I visited Dursley swimming pool car park this morning. read more

• Village needs a pub say campaigners

  VILLAGERS in Stone are this week campaigning to save their local pub, which closed four years ago, from local developers. read more

• Success for young sides

  Cotham Park U17s 5 Dursley U17s 27 read more

• Double delivery of twins

  A FARMER had a shock last weekend when he helped to deliver two sets of twins. read more

• Dursley diary

  Friday, February 10 1.30-3.30pm, Cam, Memorial Hall. Tea dance including sequence and ballroom dancing. 7.45pm, Electric Picture House, Wotton-under-Edge, Vanity Fair, Cert PG, 141 mins read more

• New page in saga as library finally opens

  'AN ASSET to Dursley', that is what local councillors have called the controversial new library which opened this week. read more

• College offers free fruit to every pupil

  IMPROVING diet and concentration, that is the theory behind one school's new policy of free fruit for all pupils. read more

• Ladies claim fine draw

  Hockey Friendly Wotton-under-Edge Ladies 1 Stroud Ladies II 1 read more

• Residents put to test

  CAM and Dursley residents will be put to the test as part of a pilot project to promote adult learning throughout Britain. read more

• Fresh talent stops off

  SOULFUL folk music comes to Under The Edge Arts in the Chipping Hall, Wotton-under-Edge on Friday, February 24. read more

• Elderly advised on PIN

  OLDER people in Gloucestershire are being urged to prepare for widespread use of Chip and PIN cards from February 14 by changing their PIN numbers to something memorable. read more

• A council of quality

  COUNCILLORS in Cam were celebrating this week after the parish council became the first in Gloucestershire to be awarded quality status. read more

• Bordering on self-indulgent

  IMPROBABLE Fiction came to Bath last week - on tour from the writer's base, the Stephen Joseph Theatre in Scarborough. read more

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