Gloucestershire Echo - 2018-12-13

• ‘Intolerabl­e pressure’ on school funding
• Extra time for closure Road change may run until March
• Chemistry student, 19, caught distributi­ng images of child abuse
• The hunt is on for the county’s rising stars
• Stealing Christmas Light display for neighbourh­ood snatched by thieves
• Top tips for trimming back on the cost of Christmas dinner Your Money
• »Hartpury sign former Gloucester star Qera Sport
• Fatal crash Pilot’s weather concerns before final flight
• Homelessne­ss Work still to be done despite reduced numbers
• Men who attempted to rob petrol station warned of jail terms
• Spectacle is a wonderland Lights create magic in grounds of castle
• Letter from Balcarras
• Mark Hawthorne’s reply
• Whooping cough School warns parents of infection
• Cavendish House future secure says site’s landlord
• Final push Time ticking towards appeal deadline
• Grand gesture Donor’s £400k to drive for new hospital equipment
• Ill wind blows through social media after a late-night food break
• Arcade welcomes back special guests for seasonal activities
• As the holiday season draws nearer, looks at the pantomimes and festive shows on offer around the county
• Roll of honour
• Panto polish Festive spectacula­r elevated to a whole new level
• Turn again to make sure you don’t miss Christmas treat
• Dickensian tale still drawing a crowd with vibrant retelling
• Time is running out to save the Air Balloon
• Unpicking the saga of town waste
• Dr Griffith deserves recognitio­n
• MP needs to take note of constituen­cy vote
• To get a deal we have to compromise
• Horse power gave way to electric trams
• How selling sweets made for a cracking Christmas tradition
• Colourful clergymen made their mark around the county
• Town was immortalis­ed in words and novelty songs
• WINCHCOMBE
• Councils’ support for small companies praised at new event
• Changes for transport group as it enters talks about US sale
• Royal guest joins in with 60th anniversar­y
• Constructi­on company wins national awards for health and safety
• Work to derelict garden sees pavilion up for national award
• College’s apprentice team recognised as it’s nominated for prize
• Health heroes honoured as work in county is celebrated
• POUND NOTES
• End of the road? New One may bow out at Internatio­nal
• Shoemark facing ban of up to six months after drugs test failure
• Baron on course to aim for a big-race double
• Cepage tops Mel’s three tips to follow
• Festival’s safety record ‘must improve’ says report
• Rachel romps to win as teams dominate with double victories
• Veterans take a fine second at League race
• Rogers leads Almost contingent home in Weston
• Discipline key to best result of the Ackermann era
• Cirenceste­r made to pay for not making their early dominance count
• Long trip is crucial after home loss
• All Golds await their fate in Challenge Cup
• Hartpury take their ninth AASE title in 10 years
• Out-chiefing the Chiefs to pull off fantastic victory Gloucester pulled off a stunning 27-19 European Champions Cup win at Exeter Chiefs - analyses the Cherry & Whites’ fine display
• Injury list grows as Ruskin faces long lay-off after tearing his calf
• Nice headaches for Ackermann ahead of return clash with Exeter
• Morgan focused on Gloucester
• A great win - now get ready for the backlash
• Cleeve’s cup loss Cleal’s men sunk by Lydney
• Dramatic finish as Robins dig deep for a pivotal win discusses the main talking points from Cheltenham Town’s dramatic 2-1 win over Grimsby Town
• Ladies forced to settle for Brislingto­n draw
• Don’t stop believing
• New loan chance for Dawes at Tuffley
• Ex-skipper Downes ends time with club
• Penalty king Thomas happy to be back in first-team picture
• I wanted to walk off - Ebbsfleet keeper
• Third-generation Ceed will bring a smile to your face

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