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Crime & Public SafetyNailsworth
Five motorbikes were stolen during an early-morning raid in Hardwicke on November 4. Four were found in Hardwicke and a fifth was recovered in Holmleigh Park, Tuffley, but suspects have not been identified.
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Culture Nailsworth
Nailsworth held a Remembrance Day parade on Sunday, November 8, with participants marching from Old Market to St George’s Church before wreaths were laid at the War Memorial. A further Act of Remembrance is scheduled for November 11 at the Clock Tower Memorial.
Culture Five Valleys
WWT Slimbridge’s 80th anniversary leads a varied week of events across the Stroud district, including Irish folk at the Bowbridge Arms, a family barn dance, exhibitions, film, workshops and the annual Stroud Shindig fundraiser.
Sport Nailsworth
Forest Green Rovers said a planning mistake meant the club failed to hold a Remembrance tribute at its earlier home fixture against Harrogate Town. CEO Dane Vince apologised, confirmed the club still supports the Royal British Legion and said future commemorations will be planned with advice from the organisation.
Crime & Public Safety Nailsworth
Foysol Ahmed has been jailed for eight years after persuading a woman in Gloucestershire to buy more than £1m of gold bullion in a courier fraud scam. Police said the victim suffered severe financial and emotional harm.
Business & Openings Nailsworth
Hobbs House Bakery is marking 25 years at its George Street shop in Nailsworth, where its famous window displays, organic bread and community connections have become part of the town’s independent food scene.
Sport Nailsworth
Forest Green Rovers’ interim management team plans to field a strong side against Luton Town in the FA Cup first round, while goalkeeper Luke McNicholas is expected to undergo surgery after suffering a serious knee injury against Harrogate Town.
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