GLOUCESTERSHIRE Police are appealing for help finding a missing woman. Julie Jackson, who is 43-years-old, went missing from her home in Vauxhall Terrace in Gloucester overnight between yesterday, Sunday March 25, and today, Monday March 26
REPAVING work between Imperial Square and Ormond Place in Cheltenham's Prom starts on April 10. The scheme is estimated to cost around £200,000 and will finish in August. The new work is jointly funded by the county and borough councils, and
Drivers in the Chippenham area are being advised to avoid the Hungerdown Lane area of the town while Wiltshire Fire & Rescue Service tackle a property fire. The Service was called to a fire in a flat in Hungerdown Lane, near the junction with Southmead
POLICE are investigating after a football pavilion in the Cotswolds was broken into and vandalised over the weekend. The pavilion, at the playing fields in Upper Up, South Cerney, had its windows smashed and the offenders then broke in and
Uhlsport Hellenic Div 1 West. Easington Sports 6, Purton 2. PURTON'S recent losing run continued on Saturday when a poor display of defending left them 6-2 losers at Easington Sports, writes Alan Eastwood. Since Christmas Purton
FRAN BARKER made history as the first female boxer to represent Malmesbury ABC on Saturday – and was an impressive winner of her debut in Swindon. The occasion was the first all-female show instigated by the ABA (Women's Box Series). Barker faced Charlie
FOR ONCE, Cirencester Golf Club professionals were not prominent on the leaderboard at the latest Gloucestershire & Somerset PGA Medal at Tall Pines. G&S PGA Secretary Andrew March, from Brean, and Farrington’s Somerset County player Tom Small shared
TETBURY’S Moto3 star Danny Kent bounced back from a high-speed crash to continue his scorching pre-season form last week, writes Alannah Fellows. Kent finished every session at the Andalucían circuit of Jerez in the top three. Once again
Cheltenham League Div 2. Brockworth Res 0, Bibury FC 5. ANOTHER great performance – and a clean sheet - from the table-topping Bibury. The visitors took the lead as early as the third minute, Kanne Outram firing home from the edge of the box off
A COTSWOLD couple who met at a village dance more than six decades ago have celebrated their diamond wedding anniversary. John and May Freeman, of Shepherd's Way in Cirencester, spoke of their happiness as they remembered how they met all those years
IT WAS judgement day for primary school pupils across the Cotswolds when they took part in this year’s Cirencester Mock Trial competition, with many ditching uniform for court attire of suits, ties and briefcases. Now in its seventh year, 11 schools
CRIME dropped slightly in Tetbury over the last month. There were eleven crimes recorded in the town in February, compared with 12 in the same period last year. There were no recorded incidents of violence, in comparison with three in 2011, and one
