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Gloucestershire council leaders are calling for the county to join a larger West of England Combined Authority. They suggest this move could bring more investment and powers closer to local communities, including Stroud. This aims to strengthen regional partnerships concerning transport and economic growth across areas.
Stroud News (Local Paper) · Oct 11, 2026Authorities are currently searching the Stroud area for Susan, a seventy-eight-year-old woman with memory problems. She was last seen near Brownshill, and officers ask the public for any information regarding her welfare. Anyone with details should call 101 and provide occurrence number 53260088010.
Stroud News (Local Paper) · Oct 11, 2026Organizers encourage residents to enjoy the season with three local happenings this October. These include a harvest feast at Copsegrove Farm, an autumnal walk in Woodchester Park, and a Halloween fest hosted by the Long Table. These varied activities offer ways for people to celebrate the autumn season.
Stroud News (Local Paper) · Oct 12, 2026Ed Voss Physio is hosting a free session about diabetic neuropathy for residents of Stroud. The workshop will cover practical methods to manage symptoms and improve daily comfort levels. Advice given includes foot care, regular movement, and blood sugar control practices.
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The anniversary of the Charfield Railway Disaster remembers a 1928 crash near Charfield Railway Station. A night mail train collided with a freight train, resulting in sixteen deaths and forty-one injuries. The disaster remains commemorated at St James’ Church, which records the two unidentified child victims.
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A 17th-century Spanish carved cupboard from Sir Michael Caine’s collection is set for auction at Wotton Auction Rooms. The piece, estimated up to £5,000, reflects mid-17th-century Spanish craftsmanship and has drawn interest from collectors.
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Organisers are encouraging residents to enjoy autumn with three local events this October. These include a harvest feast at Copsegrove Farm, an autumnal walk in Woodchester Park, and a Halloween fest hosted by the Long Table. The events offer varied ways to celebrate the season.
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Ed Voss Physio is hosting a free workshop on diabetic neuropathy for people in Stroud. The session will cover practical ways to manage symptoms and improve daily comfort. Advice provided includes blood sugar control, regular movement, and foot care.
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Two people were arrested during a silent protest on Stroud High Street. The protest was against the UK ban on Palestine Action and the Government’s response to Gaza. Protesters held signs stating, “I Oppose Genocide I Support Palestine Action.”
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Six Gloucestershire council leaders are calling for the county to join an enlarged West of England Combined Authority. They argue this could bring more powers and investment closer to communities including Stroud. The goal is to strengthen regional partnerships across areas like transport and economic growth.
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Police are searching the Stroud area for Susan, a 78-year-old woman with memory problems who was last seen in Brownshill. Officers are appealing to the public for information regarding her welfare. Anyone with details should call 101 and quote occurrence number 53260088010.
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