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Winners of SNJ's community awards revealed
THE BEST of the Stroud community were celebrated tonight at an awards ceremony at the Stonehouse Court Hotel. The Stroud News and Journal community awards were held tonight to help shine a light on our region and its many, many success stories
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Live as SNJ community awards winners revealed
10:15pm Best Independent Business Our final award tonight is the best independent business The finalists are Curious
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Football ban for men who hid flares in trousers
TWO men have been banned from attending regulated football matches after trying to enter a League One football ground while in possession of flares. Ashley McGowan, aged 20 and of Chorley in Lancashire, and Ryan Heathcote, aged 20 and of Manchester
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Meet the real-life karate kid from Stroud
A SELF-CONFESSED real-life karate kid is set to represent the UK at championships in Japan. 23-year-old Connor Meek, from Stroud, will be competing at the All Japan Karate Championships on August 25. To prepare for the tournament, he has moved
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Woman pleads guilty to manslaughter in Stroud
A WOMAN whose actions resulted in a man’s death in Stroud last year has pleaded guilty to manslaughter. Kimberley Ann Hawkins, 41 and of no fixed address, admitted to the manslaughter of 63-year-old Neil Shadwick on 22 January 2023. Hawkins
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Shoppers wait two hours as popular clothing store returns to town centre
FAMILY fashion retailer Peacocks has opened its latest new store at Stroud’s Five Valleys Shopping Centre to a crowd of waiting shoppers. The first ten shoppers were treated to a special £50 golden ticket to spend in store and the very first customer
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Dale Vince's reply after PM asks him to comment on Stonehenge incident
DALE VINCE has replied to the Prime Minister after he seemingly asked the Ecotricity owner to comment on yesterday's incident at Stonehenge. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer were united in condemnation of Just Stop
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Environmental disaster fears in Cam as river ’emptied for 30 hours’
VILLAGERS are concerned wildlife was seriously put at risk after a river was “emptied for 30 hours” when one of the sluice gates at an empty Cam factory was opened recently. The massive water spill occurred earlier this month at the empty Sundeala