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'Cherished' Stroud event to take place this week
STROUD is gearing up for a night of celebration and recognition at the Annual Town Awards on Wednesday, May 22. The community event, hosted by Stroud Town Council, honours outstanding individuals, groups, and businesses making a positive impact
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Appeal to trace anyone with interest in estate of Stroud woman
SOLICITORS acting on behalf of the late Margaret Olive Small are appealing for anyone who believes they may have an interest in her estate. Margaret Olive Small died on February 16 and her last known address was Northfield House Care Home, Folly
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What a £850k Grade II listed house with planning permission looks like in Stroud
Whether you’re looking for a new home or you’re just curious to see what’s available to buy in Stroud currently, look no further as this £850,000 property is on the market. The Grade II listed Georgian Cotswold stone house, located on Cainscross
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Wonderful way to see Stroud through an old camera lens
IT'S amazing seeing Stroud through an old camera lens. Pictures can transport us back to a bygone era and bring back many memories. This week there are four old photographs of Stroud and the surrounding district taken with permission from the
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The playgroup near Stroud with 'warm, friendly staff' who are 'excellent role models'
INSPECTORS from education regulator Ofsted found the staff at Eastington Playgroup to be 'warm and friendly' in a recent visit. Ofsted inspectors paid the playgroup a visit on Wednesday, April 10, where they deemed it to be good. It received
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MP will 'continue to fight for reopening of postnatal beds'
WEEKLY COLUMN of Stroud MP Siobhan Baillie This week saw the publication of a major parliamentary report about birth trauma that made for difficult reading. My colleagues Theo Clarke and Rosie Duffield worked with the Birth Trauma Association