Keith James brings the music of Cat Stevens to the Market Theatre
On Saturday, May 11, at Ledbury's Market Theatre, Keith James presents an honest and loving reflection of the timeless and insightful music of Cat Stevens (or Yusuf).
Letter of the day
Letter: Nuclear weapons on UK soil is scary
This is more a public information letter than anything else. It occurred to me the other day that unless you are a member of CND or any other Peace group people may not be aware of the fact that all the evidence points towards American Nuclear Weapons being put back on British soil.
Nostalgia Nostalgic look at Badminton Horse Trials in the 1970s
Badminton Horse Trials in the 1970s takes centre stage in the nostalgia section this week.
Letter of the day
Letter: PIP reforms are a truly sadistic assault
Todays announcement of PIP reforms in Britain amount to nothing more than a truly sadistic assault on some of the most vulnerable disabled people in the UK.
Royal Albert Hall role for Dursley Choir members
Three members of Dursley Male Voice Choir joined more than 500 choristers to sing at the Royal Albert Hall on Saturday April 27 as part of the Festival of Welsh Male Voices.
Chipping Sodbury Players present Lady in the van by Alan Bennett
Chipping Sodbury Players Present "Lady in the Van" by Alan Bennett.
Gert Lush company with a social conscience
Gert Lush Events is a company with a difference in Dursley.
The Death of Compassion: the Rwanda deportation Act
Shoppers on Stroud High Street were stopped in their tracks on Saturday by the sight of a coffin, a wreath placed on it with the message ‘Compassion, Rest in Peace’.
