Stroud | Archive | 2004 | September
Claire Martin The Subscription Rooms, Stroud. Friday, September 10. more...
ART lovers will need to hop to it if they are going to catch a chance to get their paws on one of the popular rabbit paintings that have been popping up around town as if they were breeding like, well, rabbits. more...
Chumbawamba The Subscription Rooms, Stroud. Saturday, September 11. more...
THERE are fairies at the bottom of John Street in Stroud as an exhibition of fantasy art is on show at Touche. more...
POPCORN is one of those plays that you enjoy at the time but gets you thinking for days afterwards. more...
IN the winter of 1956-1957 hundreds of Suez crisis refugees evicted from Egypt by Gamal Abdel-Nasser began arriving at a disused Stonehouse hostel. Five decades later, in August this year, an emotional reunion took place. David Gibbs reports more...
FOR one glorious weekend Stroud once more became a hotbed of music, drama, cabaret and street entertainment as festival fever hit the town. more...
AFTER a traumatic year yoga teacher Girish Patel took his son Nikhil into the foothills of the Himalayas on a voyage of self discovery. more...
RAIN and gales lashed Frampton Country Fair on Sunday causing brief havoc for many of the stallholders. more...
THREE cases of Legionnaires, disease are being investigated in Gloucestershire. more...
MAVERICK Stroud district councillors defied officer advice to reject a planning application for eight homes on a small island of land in Stonehouse. more...
USE it or lose it is the stark warning issued this week by the chairman of Minchinhampton landmark the Market House. more...
THE WEIGHTY matter of a giant dog will be testing the speculative wits of visitors to Saturday's Horsley Grand Fete. People will be invited to guess the weight of Onslow the outsize Old English Mastiff at the annual extravaganza at Horsley Court between 12.30 and 4.30pm . more...
VODAFONE has won permission to build a controversial 20-metre mast on an area of outstanding natural beauty at Edge on its second application. more...
A COUNCIL house has been left empty for nine months despite SDC's recent pleas to private landlords to help house the homeless. more...
A GROUNDSWELL of support for Giffords Circus is rising up in Minchinhampton after it was criticised by the parish council. more...
A STROUD slimmer who lost almost six stone after being inspired by Hollywood actress Gwyneth Paltrow is now feeling absolutely flab-u-less. more...
SUPPORTERS of Stroud in Bloom are celebrating floral success after receiving a top award for this year's efforts. more...
FUN-LOVING staff at a Stroud building society have raised over £1,000 for a very serious cause. more...
A CLUMSY calf caused concern on the commons last weekend when walkers mistook its giddy gait for a broken leg. more...
A TRANSPORT service which is part taxi, part bus is set to serve the villages north of Stroud in the new year and the county council would like to hear from potential users. more...
COUNCIL bureaucrats have refused to pick up an elderly homeowner's rubbish for nine weeks because she leaves it at the bottom of her garden - where until now they have been happy to collect it for the past 20 years. more...
THE talents of a Stroud-born photographer who spent weeks capturing the lives of Bristol drug addicts and prostitutes have been recognised in an international photography competition. more...
EVIL alien pepperpots the Daleks revealed the latest stage in their assault on earth when they invaded the Stroud Subscription Rooms on Tuesday. more...
HUSBAND and wife duo Sean and Gwen Kinsey tasted success at the World Biathle Championships in Marktoberdorf, Germany. more...
Stroud Men's 1st XI 6 Witney 3 STROUD Men's 1st XI, hit Witney for six in a friendly victory. more...
BRISTOL CITY'S football ground will be turned into a mini Stroud on Friday, October 1 when Stroud's professional pugilist Leigh Alliss fights for the Western Counties light heavyweight championship. more...
FOREST GREEN ROVERS' top brass have named Alan Lewer as their surprise managerial choice. more...
South West 2 West Stroud RFC 28 Cleve RFC 12 more...
MORE than 500 riders will compete at the Autumn Gatcombe Novice, Intermediate and International CIC** Event, which takes place this Saturday and Sunday. more...
Gloucestershire County League Hardwicke 3 Sea Mills Park 1 more...
CHARITY begins at home, they say, and that's fine with me. more...
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