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School confirms pupil is banned
A GLOUCESTERSHIRE school has confirmed a pupil has been banned from its premises after an assault on a teacher. Andrew Harris, headteacher at Katharine Lady Berkeley's School, Wotton-under-Edge, confirmed this week that a 16-year-old pupil had been banned
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Bowling attack keeps up good start
West of England Premier League 1st XI Gloucestershire Division Stone (148-8) beat Woodmancote (112ao) by 36 runs. STONE maintained their excellent start to the season with a hard-fought win over Woodmancote. The home side struggled to a moderate
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Thornbury batting disappoints once again
West of England Premier League 1st XI Premier One Thornbury (188-9) took a losing draw against Bridgwater (260-7). DISAPPOINTING batting once again left Thornbury hanging on for an inadequate losing draw. Newly-promoted Bridgwater visited the
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Travellers set up in woods
TRAVELLERS have set up camp near a public footpath in woods near Dursley, ahead of this weekend's walking festival. A double decker bus has been parked close to the walking route - due to be used in the Bank Holiday Dursley Rural Festival - by a group
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Rams recover for two out of two
West of England Premier League 1st XI Gloucestershire Division Rockhampton (199ao) beat Dumbleton (144ao) by 55 runs. ROCKHAMPTON made it two wins from two games as they came out on top in an enthralling contest at the Boundary Field. After being
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Glass shatter Wotton on way to title
Gloucestershire County League Wotton Rovers 0 Roman Glass St George 7. POOR Wotton Rovers were left shell-shocked by a stunning second half performance from County League champions Roman Glass St George in their final game of the season. With Thornbury
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Tremendous ten earn a win
Gloucestershire County Cricket League Division Eight Cheltenham Civil Service II (157-4) lost to Charfield II (159-4) by six wickets. TEN man Charfield made light of the fact that they had an inexperienced team as well by taking a good six-wicket
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Road to widen for Sainsbury
DURSLEY'S new supermarket will feature a dual lane access road, it was revealed this week. The widening of the road is in an attempt to curb existing traffic congestion in the town centre, which will only worsen with a new Sainsbury's store. The supermarket
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Power station to switch on
OLDBURY nuclear power station has been given the go ahead to resume generating electricity. Safety watchdogs have given a clean bill of health to the station's number two reactor which has been shut down for almost two years for safety checks on
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Fast Shakespeare
'THE Shakespeare Revue', compiled by Christopher Luscombe and Malcolm McKee, is on show at Iron Acton Parish Hall. It opened last night (Wednesday, May 23) and performances continue, at 7.30pm nightly, until Saturday (May 26).
