Gloucestershire Echo - 2018-11-29

• £22m to take road layout into the future
• Plans revealed to transform transport for GCHQ’S Cyber Park
• Borough council paid £21m to buy Sainsbury’s Oakley land
• Music teacher jailed for two years after he slept with two pupils
• Movie magic £50 short film is an internet smash
• » World Rugby poised to step into Mostert tug of war Sport
• » Charity working to save lives of all ages CT Scanner Appeal
• »Heading underwater to rise from the depths
• Two used ‘vulnerable woman’s room to sell cocaine and heroin
• Three-month closure order sends ‘strong message’ on crime
• End for eyesore? Plan for 12 flats to replace ‘magnet for graffiti’
• Craig David set for a rendezvous at stadium
• Promenade parking space for mayor could be reserved for police
• Gull crackdown using drone sparks privacy fear
• Couple’s kickstarte­r appeal so they can expand vegan venture
• Early diagnosis makes difference to thousands
• Pudding makes steps to recovery after being hurt in road accident
• Festive tradition Gift giving has changed shape over centuries
• Widespread issue providing a meaty problem for shops
• Ceremony celebrates success Graduates mark end of courses
• Top of the class Excitement as school deal sees 300 jobs created
• Take note - silver band will perform festive concert for charity
• Our children in need of a wider curriculum
• We’ll make sure no child is left behind
• Great memories of the local big band scene
• I will keep fighting for our hospital
• Mighty Javelin was a jewel in crown of GAC
• School workshops play part in exploring different cultures
• Novello’s songs have endured through time
• Architect Barnard has left his mark around the county
• APPERLEY
• SHURDINGTO­N
• Getting to the bones of osteoporos­is...
• WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT HOW TO PROTECT YOUR BONES
• CHILDREN’S book of the week
• Imitation is the best form of flattery, until
• SEASON’S EATINGS
• DOUGH HO HO!
• POUND NOTES
• Fresh start for manufactur­er as it breaks ground on new facility
• Partnershi­p looks to 2019 as it marks a year of achievemen­t
• Sales manager is excited as she takes up role at developmen­t
• Firms go back to university to take closer look at new space
• Hotel is picturesqu­e, popular and on the market for £1.65m
• Batten down the hatches for tales of the unexpected
• Nomination puts firm on Target for double awards succes
• Staff on a roll and delivering breakfast to help support charity
• Popular pub near Cotswold hotspot is on market for £850k
• Looking to the future as the Brexit trade deal is discussed
• City footwear firm given seal of approval for vegan range
• STOCKING THRILLERS
• Far-flung successes for Almosts
• Barrier broken Bampton goes under 25 minutes for third
• Lisowski in a hurry as he breezes through opening UK clash
• Ashes the aim as overseas import Worrall keeps up good early form
• County will open Blast campaign at the College
• County pair earn England Academy call
• Bristol fashion Grey is in good shape after fine Haydock success
• Ballyoptic heads for Aintree
• My Tent will be back to defend title
• They have it all Exeter’s belief got them through
• Sinckler’s quality was evident when he faced Cinderford
• Winning return as Japan edge to thrilling victory at Kingsholm ROB ILES looks back at an action-packed internatio­nal weekend at Kingsholm, and further afield
• Quartet called into England Under-20s training squad
• Chance missed? Gloucester may reflect on a lost opportunit­y to test the leaders ROB ILES discusses the main talking points from Gloucester’s 23-6 defeat at Premiershi­p leaders Exeter
• We have to rotate the squad says Ackermann after Cipriani switch
• Gloucester to face top two on the TV
• Kriel is back in contention
• Ireland take gold medal after internatio­nal feast
• Late double Watts and Bates on target to claim derby win
• Turley’s strike keeps United’s good run intact
• Late rally to no avail as Centurions are edged out by table-toppers
• Belief is back as Robins impress to end long wait for a home win JON PALMER looks back on Saturday’s superb 2-1 win over high-flying Newport
• Martin strikes to settle tight clash with title rivals
• Second best Robins swept aside as Bury justify billing
• Lloyd has big part to play with Robins, says chairman Wilcox
• “We are not in same pond as Bury”
• Can we fix it? Probably
• SIMPLE WAYS TO FILL A HOLE
• Draws admiring glances
• So much fun to drive

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