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ZOOM TALK: Rob Edwards and Regan Hendry on Brighton, and a trip to struggling Scunthorpe

Calmness personified, Forest Green head coach Rob Edwards isn't getting too high or low after last week's 2-0 home defeat against Swindon Town.

Filming switches to Stroud cafe

A film featuring legendary actor Jim Broadbent switched to the centre of Stroud today.

The countdown to Christmas

Often it can be difficult to decide on the best gift ideas at Christmas, so the Stroud & District Chamber of Trade & Commerce has created a Christmas Shopping Guide for Stroud Town to help, writes Tony Davey.

Nailsworth & Proud: we put Polly Smart under the spotlight

Polly Smart is a familiar face in the Nailsworth shopping quarter, running James Lear of Arundel for more than nine years.

REACTION: Swindon put the skids under Forest Green

Bullish Swindon Town boss Ben Garner admitted he nearly hooked maverick forward Harry McKirdy before he conjured the winning assist to help the Wiltshire side gain the west-country bragging rights over league leaders Forest Green.

Made in Stroud: a brief history of the Safari caravan

From the 1940s to the early 80s Stroud played host to one of the country’s premier caravan manufacturers, Safari. The company was founded in 1946 by Jim Pearman and operated from a workshop in Cainscross where the Co-op store now stands.

Drive on, Parker

To get to grips with electric motoring, Simon Hacker steers his Vauxhall Mokka-e all the way back to where the story began. Here’s what...
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Captured on camera: La Palma volcanic eruption

A Stroud man has spoken of the destruction caused by the La Palma volcano.

Stroud mum encourages parents to ask for help to raise awareness on World Mental Health Day

A Stroud mum is encouraging others to be brave and ask for help, with a powerful message on World Mental Health Day (Sunday, October 10). 

Electric dreams: Stroud Times plugs into motoring’s future

Autumn’s often a time for looking back, but not this one. After a year living with Britain’s longest (and arguably least supermarket-friendly) pick-up truck, I’ve taken a big step and put my motoring habits where my mouth is. No more tapping the keyboard and dreaming of the virtues of electric – now I’m living it!

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