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Second force to probe lake fraud A second police force is to take part in a fraud probe at Cotswold Water Park following an independent review of the case.

Parking fees 'causing trade drop' Traders in part of Cheltenham claim that business has dropped sharply as a result of new parking restrictions.

Travellers' bid to stay on field Travellers who set up camp on land in Newent two years ago apply for permission to stay on the land.

Tyres slashed on 22 cars in city Twenty two cars have their tyres slashed in a night of vandalism in the Barton and Tredworth area of Gloucester.

Missing woman found safe and well A woman who went missing from her home in Gloucester last month is found safe and well, say police.

Comments sought on new homes plan Six areas areas in and around around Stroud are identified as potential sites for 3,200 new homes.

VIDEO: Charity warns of rise in homeless Nightstop warns more people will be made homeless due to plans to cap housing benefit

Experts discount Viking axe find An axe head found in Slimbridge is not a Viking find according to archaeologists

Big cat hunting in the Cotswolds BBC News follows the trail of two passionate big cat trackers in Gloucestershire

Crawley Town 4-2 Cheltenham Crawley leapfrog Cheltenham at the top of League Two with a convincing victory over the Robins.

Former skipper Taylor leaves Glos Gloucestershire will not re-sign former skipper Chris Taylor because of a clause in his contract relating to the redevelopment of the County Ground.

Kettering P-P Forest Green Kettering Town's Blue Square Bet Premier game with Forest Green Rovers is postponed.

Gloucester confirm Strokosch exit Scotland international Alasdair Strokosch is to leave Gloucester at the end of the season for Perpignan.

VIDEO: Late Kick Off - The Knowledge Late Kick Off's Graeme Murty and Bournemouth's Steve Fletcher return in The Knowledge.

Commentaries Listen to live online commentary of Gloucester Rugby and Forest Green Rovers from BBC Radio Gloucestershire

Stephen Morris' top ten of 2011 Here is Stephen Morris' top ten best bits from the Gloucestershire music scene for the year just gone.

BBC Gloucestershire Introducing... Paul Moss showcases the county's unsigned, unsung and under-the-radar musicians on BBC Radio Gloucestershire.

London 2012 torch relay map Explore our map to find out where the London 2012 Olympic torch is going on each stage of its 70-day route.

Latest Sports News...

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Crawley Town 4-2 Cheltenham Crawley leapfrog Cheltenham at the top of League Two with a convincing victory over the Robins.

Former skipper Taylor leaves Glos Gloucestershire will not re-sign former skipper Chris Taylor because of a clause in his contract relating to the redevelopment of the County Ground.

Kettering P-P Forest Green Kettering Town's Blue Square Bet Premier game with Forest Green Rovers is postponed.

Gloucester confirm Strokosch exit Scotland international Alasdair Strokosch is to leave Gloucester at the end of the season for Perpignan.

BBC Radio Gloucestershire commentaries Listen to live online commentary of Gloucester Rugby and Forest Green Rovers from BBC Radio Gloucestershire

Milly Dowler killer seeks appeal Former bouncer Levi Bellfield is due to seek permission to appeal against his conviction for the kidnap and murder of teenager Milly Dowler.

New police squad to tackle gangs A new squad of 1,000 officers dedicated to tackling gang-related crime in London is being launched by the Metropolitan Police.

'Last' WWI service veteran dies A woman thought to be the world's last known surviving service member of World War I dies aged 110.

UK freezes as temperatures fall Temperatures in England plummeted overnight but failed to match the coldest night of the winter so far.

Pensioner hit by stolen car dies A 70-year-old man was struck dead by a stolen car minutes after officers stopped chasing it, police say.

Man charged with murdering wife A 75-year-old man from Lancashire is charged with his wife's murder.

Call for 'joined-up' elderly care Older people needing social care are being let down and "passed like parcels" between fragmented services, a group of MPs says.

O2 in Olympic home working trial Thousands of staff at O2 in Slough are working remotely on Wednesday in an experiment to see if any Olympic Games disruption would affect businesses.

Charge over Strictly man's murder A man is charged with the murder of an electrical and lighting expert who worked on BBC's Strictly Come Dancing.

Hooters closure 'really pleasing' A spokeswoman for a feminist group has said they are "really pleased" that the Bristol branch of the American restaurant chain Hooters has shut down.