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• From garden shed to Hollywood success

  FOLLOWING Wallace and Gromit's success at the box office with their latest Oscar-winning film The Curse of the Were-Rabbit, more Wensleydale cheese is being ordered by American fast food chains as animated motion pictures have truly made their mark on the movie industry. Gazette reporter ALEX ROSS visited the film's screenwriter Oldbury man Bob Baker, to find out the low-down of the film's BAFTA win and his love of South Gloucestershire. read more

• Lorry crashes into garden

  A CAM woman who feared her house was in danger had her worst nightmare confirmed this week when an articulated lorry reversed into her garden wall. read more

• Rogue gardeners

  WITH spring approaching, some readers of the Gazette may be thinking about employing a gardener or landscaper to carry out larger jobs outside. read more

• Youth award for young players

  THIS town hall is a stylish venue for occasions such as this and on a February evening it proved a warm and welcome venue for performances that sustained the enthusiasm of a large audience. read more

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