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Local News as it happens courtesy of Stroud News and Journal
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Cotswold Gardening School recognised at RHS Malvern Spring Gardening Show
THE Cotswold Gardening School near Slimbridge scooped second prize for the design of its trade stand at this year’s RHS Malvern Spring Gardening Show in the sundries class.
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Retired people invited to U3A open day
STROUD U3A is holding an open day on Wednesday, June 5 with displays and demonstrations of its 'learning for pleasure' activities.
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Discover city history at Kingsholm dig exhibition
Roman artefacts and finds from garden digs in Kingsholm will be on display thanks to the History on Your Doorstep project.
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Martin Slinger re-elected chairman of Painswick Parish Council
MARTIN Slinger was re-elected as chairman of Painswick Parish Council at the council’s AGM on Wednesday, May 15.
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A view worth climbing 100 steps for
VISITORS enjoyed a breathtaking view of Painswick from the tower at St Mary's Church.
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JUST IN: Tree on the railway line between Kemble and Stroud causes delays
A FALLEN tree on the railway line between Kemble and Stroud is causing delays for passengers.
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Talk on Sahara marathon at Cainscross WI's next meeting
CAINSCROSS WI's next meeting is at St Matthew’s Church Hall in Church Road at 7.15pm on Tuesday, June 4 when Celia Hargrave will give a talk on her Sahara marathon.
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Aerial shots reveal true scale of proposed housing development west of Stonehouse
CAMPAIGN group Don’t Strangle Stroud have taken to the air to highlight the scale of the housing development being proposed for Eastington, west of Stonehouse.
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Woman, 66, answers a knock at the door to find a caller indecently exposing himself.
POLICE are appealing for information after a man committed a lewd act in Cam The incident happened outside a flat on Draycott between 3pm and 3.10pm on Thursday May 24.
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Diesel worth £1,000 stolen from vehicles in Whitminster
Police are appealing for information after diesel was stolen from vehicles at a transport yard in Whitminster.
