Gloucestershire Echo - 2023-11-30

• Festive fun Brewing up celebratio­ns as season starts with Christmas spirit
• Well-known venue looks to expand into empty shop
• Airport sale Work starts to bring in new owner for site
• Indian restaurant is serving up success through two guides
• Centre closure Recycling site to shut for months for repair work
• Travellers refused permission to stay in green field site
• Repair problems Flooding fears after fibre optic work
• Lights now shining out as Advent season starts
• Ex-chief medical officer speaks on Festival being held
• Isaac launches 2024 contest with wow factor
• New string to his bow Council leader backs bid to buy building
• Pressures remain but our schools are on the up
• Being active in how we deal with lack of government funding
• Road repairs Resufacing will be funded by axing of HS2 scheme
• Live-in Care: The Care Home Alternativ­e
• Saddened and shocked by this ongoing violence
• Health checks to be offered as John Lewis makes changes
• For just short of a century area had motor trade links
• Glorious Gloucester­shire Linda Cook took this picture at Cerney House Gardens, North Cerney
• Border raiders Quartet complete Bridge crossing
• Miserable run goes on Fifth loss in a row for the Cherry & Whites
• Bourne supremacy Skipper’s four tries seal Drybrook win
• Injury lift as key trio move closer to a return to action
• Skivington happy to take brunt of flak
• Ladies get off to solid start in League opener
• Opportunit­y knocks Goodwin can play at high level - Clarke
• Reading challenge next for Robins after late drama sees them edge out Exeter in Cup tie
• Taylor on the spot to decide basement clash for Quedgeley
• Shock win Street and Goodwin on target to see off high-flyers
• Walters makes debut as Cirenceste­r claim fine win on the road
• Penalty agony May haunts his former club with spot-kick double
• Martin and Sutherland seal victory for Longlevens
• GIANT CROSSWORD

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