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Local News as it happens courtesy of Stroud News and Journal
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Train conductor assaulted by five men
A TRAIN conductor was assaulted after telling five men to stop smoking on board a Cheltenham to Swindon service.
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Public talk will examine evidence for big cats in Gloucestershire
AN ILLUSTRATED talk examining the evidence for big cats in Gloucestershire will be held in Stroud.
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Campaigners vow to continue fight against incinerator
ANTI-INCINERATION campaigners are refusing to abandon their fight against a £500 million mass burner planned for Haresfield, insisting the project is ‘not a done deal’.
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Fire Service three-year plan approved
A plan to change and improve the way that Gloucestershire Fire & Rescue Service protects county residents and visitors was approved at full council today.
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New website for Stonehouse Town Council
STONEHOUSE Town Council is hoping to have a brand new website under construction by the time of the authority’s annual meeting on May 9.
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Defendants appear in court following violent disorder in Stonehouse
SIX MEN face charges including actual bodily harm, affray and criminal damage following an incident of violent disorder in Stonehouse, a court heard.
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'Stiff letter' to be sent to county council over library consultation
STONEHOUSE town councillors will send a letter to Gloucestershire County Council to convey their opposition to the authority’s proposals for revised opening hours at the town’s library.
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Stonehouse councillors call for new road signs around shared space area
STONEHOUSE Town Council is calling for signs to be installed in the High Street to reduce confusion over the rights of pedestrians in the shared space area.
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Former Stroud MP calls for morality to be placed at the heart of the economic system
A LIVELY debate about the nature of the global financial system and its effects on contemporary British society took place at the Kingshill House in Dursley last Wednesday evening, February 15.
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Growers encouraged to produce special spuds
DOZENS of people attended Nailsworth Garden Centre’s annual Grow Your Own Potatoes Weekend on February 18 and 19.
