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Mary Portas and Stroud MP Simon Opher urge Government to rethink grant rules excluding Stroud Times

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Stroud MP Simon Opher and broadcaster and former Government high street adviser Mary Portas have called on ministers to rethink the rules of a new £12 million Local News Fund after independent publisher Stroud Times was barred from applying because it operates as a sole trader.

Police seek scrambler bike sightings after motorcyclist dies in crash

Rare Boer War diaries of fallen soldier to be auctioned in Stonehouse

The remarkable revival of a forgotten Stroud railway station after decades of neglect

Pictures and video: passenger trains run for the first time in 62 years to mark railway’s 150th anniversary

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Cherished village pub’s future hanging by a thread after road closure announced

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The owner of The Hog in Horsley has warned that a planned closure of the B4058 Horsley Hill could force the permanent closure of his business and leave the local community cut off.

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Pictures and video: passenger trains run for the first time in 62 years to mark railway’s 150th anniversary

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Friday saw passenger trains running on the Vale of Berkeley Railway (VoBR) to mark its 150th anniversary and the decade-long work of volunteers at Sharpness to make the project become a reality. Regular passenger trains last ran on the line in 1964, writes Rich Kelsey.

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Passenger trains set to return to Sharpness after 62 Years

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