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• Bailey topples Tetbury

  Gloucestershire Northern Senior League Division One Cam Bulldogs 2 Tetbury Town 0 read more

• 'No regrets' says Rula

  Polish countess Rula Lenska is soon to appear in the comedy Losing Louis. read more

• Pies win the best in Britain prize for butcher Zoe

  A CAM butcher has been crowned queen of the pork pie makers after scooping a prestigious national award. read more

• Services cutback

  I do not think I am alone in being shocked by Stagecoach deciding to withdraw the hourly 20 service from Uley. read more

• Dropping in litter

  An article in last week's Gazette refering to the litter problem in Wotton. read more

• Sainsbury's moves in

  SAINSBURY'S has been chosen as the preferred developer for Dursley's new supermarket, the Gazette can reveal. read more

• Strike chaos fails to become reality

  BRITAIN'S largest shutdown since the General Strike of 1926 left Stroud district relatively unscathed on Tuesday as the row over public sector pensions came to a head. read more

• When We Are Married, by JB Priestley, presented by Wotton-under-Edge Dramatic Society

  A SILVER Wedding anniversary was celebrated in triplicate last week. read more

• Scissor-attack pupil cleared

  A 16-YEAR-OLD schoolboy found guilty of throwing a pair of scissors at his maths teacher has been cleared on appeal. read more

• Win puts Berkeley in title driving seat

  Gloucestershire Northern Senior League Division One Berkeley Town 3 Longlevens 1 read more

• Tax fuel, not road

  I READ with interest the article in today's Gazette concerning the budget. Are we not missing the point here? Surely the object of vehicle taxation in to reduce the use of private cars. read more

• Ah, lovely days for boating

  A SUMMER of messing about on the river is set to get underway this weekend with the return of boat trips between Sharpness Canal and Gloucester docks. read more

• Use it or lose it is the message

  USE your local shops - that was the message to people in Wotton-under-Edge and Dursley this week following the launch of a campaign to keep shop tills ringing. read more

• Bus service lifeline for villagers

  STRANDED villagers in Uley have been offered a lifeline after the county council announced it would subsidise an extra morning bus service to the village. read more

• Very best of arts scene

  WOTTON-UNDER-EDGE Arts Association is running its 36th annual festival from April 28 to May 7. One of the organisers Gordon Phillips said: "This year there is a theme of rejuvenation with the cinema refurbished, up and running again; and a resurrected schools music festival within our festival week." The Arts Association is also linking up with Under The Edge Arts, Wotton Dramatic Society,Wotton Historical Society and Fusion Gallery. read more

• Store forces council to play waiting game

  TESCO is refusing to confirm whether it will give its consent to a multi-million pound development in Cam after dragging its heels for several months. read more

• No home comfort

  Gloucestershire League Division Two Dursley 8 Old Elizabethans 12 read more

• Journalist on a mission to Iraq

  FORMER Gazette journalist Tim Lezard landed in Iraq this week to meet politicians and trade unionists. read more

• Builder in dock for rogue work

  A ROGUE builder who left a £600,000 trail of unhappy customers throughout Gloucestershire and South Gloucestershire has finally been brought to justice. read more

• Ambulance mergers 'putting lives at risk'

  THE lives of people in Gloucestershire could be at risk when ambulance services in the region are merged, a civic leader warned this week. read more

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