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• You can help make a real difference

  DURSLEY community association has been inundated with calls since the Gazette launched its "Save Our Centre" campaign last week. read more

• Sharks harpooned as Tetbury go on to meet Bulldogs

  Stroud Charity Cup Semi-Final Sharpness 0 Tetbury Town 3 read more

• College receives rave report card

  A BEREKELY school has been celebrating this week after a successful Ofsted report. read more

• Great comedy role for Callow

  SIMON Callow whose character flamboyantly dropped down dead in the middle of Scottish dancing in Four Weddings and a Funeral is making another over the top turn in this Noel Coward comedy. read more

• Tackling danger on the road

  A DANGEROUS stretch of road in Dursley could be tamed by a new traffic calming measure being installed by Persimmon Homes. read more

• Dursley and district diary

  Friday, April 21 10am - Hopkins Hall, Hillesley, toddler group, parents, carers, babies and children all welcome. For more info call Linda Frankland on 01453 521320. 7.45pm, Electric Picture House, Wotton-under-Edge. King Kong, Cert 12A, 187 mins 8pm - Blues/Ragtime Night with Kevin Brown and Jim Tigwell at Kingshill House, Dursley. 7.30pm - Face to Face with Nature - a talk with David Chaffe to coincide with launch of his new book, at WWT Slimbridge. read more

• Swinging into work

  Preview by Anna Parry Cheltenham Jazz Festival Thursday April 27- Monday May 1 read more

• Final countdown

  Stroud Combination Cup Semi-Final Dursley 10 Minety 5 read more

• Enterprise pays off for local firm

  A WOTTON-UNDER-EDGE business has won a top national award for innovation to mark the Queen's 80th birthday. read more

• Council 'helpless' in 24-hour quarry case

  A QUARRY wanting to increase production so it runs round the clock may get its application granted because South Gloucestershire Council has failed to monitor its activities for more than ten years. read more

• Problem with the B4066

  FIRST let me express my sympathy with those residents who are complaining about the proposed improvements to the B4066. read more

• Vandals destroy town's speed camera with car

  DURSLEY'S only speed camera was destroyed on Monday morning after a stolen car was set alight on Kingshill Road. read more

• Kids can see the C&G for free

  GLOUCESTERSHIRE County Cricket Club are urging youngsters to support the club as they begin their bid to win the Cheltenham and Gloucester Trophy. read more

• Tributes to Steven

  THE parents of a teenager who was killed in a car blaze near Wotton-under-Edge earlier this month have paid tribute to their son. read more

• Final countdown

  Stroud Combination Cup Semi-Final Dursley 10 Minety 5 read more

• Behind the scenes at Badminton

  RIDERS from 13 countries are due to arrive at the Duke of Beaufort's Gloucestershire estate to take part in the Mitsubishi Motors Badminton Horse trials which runs from Wednesday and is the world's most famous event of its kind. Anna Parry met local rider Nick Gauntlett and went behind the scenes in the ancient Badminton stables, to discover what goes on there while the trials are on... read more

• Cam take derby revenge after brave comeback falls just short

  Gloucestershire Northern Senior League Division One Kingswood 2 Cam Bulldogs 3 read more

• Your presence could decide the future of your community centre

  There has been some publicity recently about the future of the Community Centre at Rednock. read more

• A walk around the Badminton stables with Brian Higham

  IN THREE weeks time it will all be over. Badminton will return to being the quiet village that it is for 51 weeks a year and the grass will begin to grow over tyre tracks and hoof prints. But now, in the run up to the horse trials, preparations are underway for the arrival of 200,000 spectators, 95 competitors and over 80 horses (with accompanying lads, grooms, trainers and owners). read more

• The world we live in

  What a World We Live In read more

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