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Glass tower to be built after planning decision is overturned
A GLASS tower, which would be visible from dozens of homes in and around Frampton on Severn, can now be built after a planning decision was overturned. Stroud District Council originally refused permission to extend the building at Shipton Mill in
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M5 fatal collision: Police renew appeal
POLICE are renewing their appeal for information about the fatal collision on the M5 near the Almondsbury interchange yesterday. They want to talk to anyone who can help them trace two heavy goods vehicles that they believe hit a man. He has not yet
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Football: Gill becomes Weymouth manager
FORMER Forest Green player-coach Jerry Gill is the new manager of Blue Square South strugglers Weymouth. The former Birmingham City defender was unveiled as the Terras’ new manager - 10 days after Ian Hutchinson was relieved of his duties following
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Appeal for witnesses to shop burglary
POLICE are appealing for witnesses after televisions and DVD players were stolen from a shop in Stone. At around 11.30pm on Tuesday, January 26, an unknown offender entered the shop in Stone, near Berkeley, and stole four televisions and two DVD players
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Fate of community swimming pool hangs in the balance
THE future of Wotton Pool hangs in the balance after councillors voted to go forward with plans to stop funding the facility. At a meeting of Stroud District Council’s cabinet last week members agreed with proposals to hand back control of three of their
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Festival to celebrate its 25th year
THE Chipping Sodbury festival celebrates its 25th year this summer and organisers are appealing for former princesses to join their special parade. To celebrate its anniversary the organisers of the 10-day long event want former festival princesses
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M5 accident update
A MAN killed after an accident on the M5 yesterday is believed to be aged in his 40s. A police spokesman said that he is not thought to be from the local area. A lorry driver was killed at around 7am when he got out of his cab on the hard shoulder and
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Haiti appeal one of many to benefit from Dursley Lions donations
A DONATION to a charity helping victims of the Haiti earthquake disaster is just one of many grants that will be given away by fundraising group the Dursley Lions this year. In their latest round of donations charities from as far away as Ghana and
