South Gloucestershire | Archive | 2005 | October
WORK to remove a mass area of vegetation on railway banks between Winterbourne and Coalpit Heath has sparked dismay amongst local residents. more...
AN MP is claiming to have unearthed previously-unseen documents which cast a "whole new light" on the decision to downgrade Frenchay Hospital. more...
DEAF or hard-of-hearing people are being asked if they feel confident in dealing with their local police force and officers are learning sign language. more...
INFORMATION is needed to help track down two people known to be selling pirated DVDs in South Gloucestershire. more...
PUPIL numbers at Charfield Primary School are to be cut by 25 percent, despite objections from parents and school governors. more...
A YOUNG farming family desperate to build a home on their own land in Elberton has finally been given the green light after being thwarted by planners for more than three years. more...
COMEDY fans were mourning this week with the news that Ronnie Barker had died, age 76. more...
GREEN energy has started to flow from a landfill site at Hallen. more...
THORNBURY could miss out on new jobs if redevelopment plans for the library site fail to take off. more...
A GRIEVING mother from Yate who is refusing to pay her council tax says she needs more support from the public. more...
A YATE shopper campaigning for fresh local produce to be sold on her doorstep is celebrating this week. more...
GREEN fingered Thornburians who helped the town strike gold in the South West Britain in Bloom competition Thornbury have been had their sterling efforts recognised. more...
THE conduct of councillors on a parish council has come under fire this week from its own clerk, who has warned they are leaving themselves open to accusations of corruption. more...
PROFESSIONAL Wrestling makes an explosive return to the Yate Leisure Centre on Saturday, October 22. more...
FA Vase Almondsbury Town 0 Dawlish Town 1 more...
Western Counties North Bristol Harlequins 23 Thornbury 14 more...
THORNBURY Table Tennis Club have begun their new Stroud League campaign with some commendable results. more...
SIX gymnasts from King Edmund Acrogymnastics Club will be representing Great Britain in the Acrobatics European Championships being held in Thessaloniki, Greece from October 10 to 16. more...
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