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Stroud MP hopefuls to be quizzed about their lives
CANDIDATES standing in the general election will have the chance to speak about their careers and backgrounds at a series of events in Dursley. Dursley Tabernacle has organised sessions aiming to find out about the lives of Stroud’s parliamentary
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Can a neighbour paint their side of my fence? The rule you need to know
Fences and neighbours can be a tricky subject. From who's responsible for what side to leaning items against fences and who can do what with the fence. Several popular misconceptions have created confusion around this area of property law for
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Cafe in Stroud town centre applies for alcohol licence
A CAFE in Stroud town centre has applied for a new alcohol licence. Simple by Hristos Kitchen, which is at 2 Nelson Street - the site of the former Silver Rooms - has submitted a new premises licence with the intention of being able to sell alcohol
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Well-known Stroud lockdown activist to stand as an MP
DEBBIE HICKS has announced that she is standing for the Swindon North seat. The anti-lockdown activist who is well-known in the Stroud area has announced that she is running as an independent candidate for the Swindon North constituency at the
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Gloucestershire hospice’s happiness at Royal Patron news
Supporters, volunteers and staff at Sue Ryder Leckhampton Court Hospice are celebrating the news that His Majesty King Charles III is confirmed as their Royal Patron. As Prince of Wales, His Majesty became Royal Patron of Sue Ryder Leckhampton
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Letters: Turmoil and inconvenience on Gloucestershire roads
As we drove towards Cirencester recently having been away for 10 days I said to my wife “If there are two things certain in life, they are that the Tesco roundabout will still be partly closed and that there will be no workmen anywhere around……”. It
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Stroud mum fined after child fails to attend school
A MOTHER from Stroud who failed to regularly send her son to school has been hit with a hefty court bill. The parent was ordered to pay approximately £558 because her 14-year-old failed to attend their secondary school on a regular basis. The
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'Unsung' Stonehouse hero childminder visits Downing Street
THE STROUD MP invited local childminder Tina Pipe to Downing Street to be honoured in the Community Childcare Champions reception. The event – hosted by children’s minister David Johnston – singled out people from across the country who have helped