



THIS WEEK'S STORIES
Our editorial team has selected some of the most interesting accounts of things happening in and around Tetbury - and the wider surrounding district.
We hope you find the selection valuably informative.


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GOV'T HAS SO MUCH TO LEARN
Local SMP Simon Opher talks of local community resilience - and says the gov't could learn a lot from local people. If only - some will say. Odd he says the war's beyond our control - given the UK's involved?

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CAN BOMBING BE DEFENSIVE?
Local SMP Roz Savage asked the gov't weeks ago for assurance US bombers were only using RAF Fairford for "defence". None has been given. Unsurprising - since the bombing of Iran is so clearly offensive.

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LOOKING OUT FOR SKYLARKS
People who walk a canine companion on Selsey Common are asked to keep dogs on a short leash - to protect skylarks. It's the nesting season - and they lay their eggs directly in the grass - so care is needed.



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WHO SHOULD PAY FOR THE POOL?
Stroud's open air pool needs £5m spent on it before it can reopen. Local people, charities and community groups are asked to raise funds, but perhaps the question is - who should fund community assets?



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FOR - OR AGAINST - PORN?
A venue cancelled a talk about pornography - which would have shared a vision of a world in which women and girls are free from male violence and misogyny. Many will be asking why the venue did this?

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LOCAL PROJECT HAS AN ANSWER
Teenagers now find it hard to find part-time jobs - to fit around education - and are losing out on experience as well as a wage. But a Swindon project helps young people develop skills they need to find work.



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