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Tills ring out for last time at Woolworths

CLOSING TIME:   Staff from Woolworths in Cinderford (l-r) Sonia Brown, Donna Pickett, Sue Cox, Judith Dutton, manager, Lisa Head and Mandy Roberts.

Stock and fittings snapped up by shoppers on final day of store in Cinderford

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Plan to restore Cinderford cinema

"enhance appearance"  Karen Buckley and Andrew Lougher at the Palace Cinema. Top: How it used to look.

A Forest cinema, which is one of the oldest in Britain is aiming to go back to its roots.


Stranded Ken's facing Christmas in Thailand

STRANDED: Ken McNally

Cinderford businessman Ken McNally could be spending Christmas Day in Thailand.












 

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The current traffic & travel situation across the region.




 

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We are really struggling at the moment, what with the price of petrol and the rising fuel costs, it's difficult making ends meet
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HAVE YOUR SAY:  Benefits

Couples with children can become £5,000 better off if they split up thanks to the benefits system.

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HAVE YOUR SAY: What will 2009 bring for Gloucestershire?

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Share your reflections on 2008 and your hopes for 2009 with Thisisgloucestershire.co.uk


HAVE YOUR SAY: The right to die

Craig Ewert

A TV documentary recording the assisted suicide of a motor neurone disease sufferer has renewed the debate over euthanasia in the UK.


HAVE YOUR SAY: Online shopping

HAVE YOUR SAY:  Online shopping

Today is expected to be “Mega Monday” for online transactions - but will you be doing your shopping on your feet or on your...


HAVE YOUR SAY: The future of Glawster

Mike Teague playing in a traditional shirt

Gloucester Rugby could be running out in cherry and white hooped tops once more if the club's newest shareholder gets his way.












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