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  • Organisers getting set for 'West's biggest fun run'

    By Bristol Evening Post at 05:00 on 04/02/12
    The Oldbury run, supporting CLIC Sargent, takes place again this Fathers' Day
    PREPARATIONS for the biggest fun run in the West are getting under way, with organisers of the Oldbury- on-Severn event aiming to raise even more than last year's £19,000. Most of the money – £15,000 – went to the children's cancer charity CLIC Sargent, with the rest shared between organisations in the village, near Thornbury. There was also a donation to the Severn Area Rescue Association, which provides a...
  • Speed limit cut at Falfield near Thornbury after accidents

    By Bristol Evening Post at 05:00 on 03/02/12
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    THE speed limit will be cut on a road serving a busy motorway junction after four fatal accidents. Drivers will have to stick to 40mph along the length of the B4509 between junction 14 of the M5 at Falfield, near Thornbury, and the Tafarn Bach roundabout at the top of Charfield Hill once the changes are introduced. Currently there is a shorter stretch governed by a 40mph restriction, with the rest in a 50mph zone. But the accident...
  • Land deal means new nuclear station project stays on track

    By Bristol Evening Post at 05:00 on 02/02/12
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    A LAND deal which is key to the building of a new nuclear power station near Bristol has been finalised. Horizon, the company behind the massive scheme, said it had completed the purchase of land which was necessary for the project to be developed next to the existing Oldbury atomic plant, right, near Thornbury. It was bought from the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority under terms agreed in a 2009 land auction. Horizon wants to build...
  • No increase in council tax bills

    By Bristol Evening Post at 05:00 on 01/02/12
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    COUNCIL tax payers in South Gloucestershire are expected to have their bills frozen for a second year running. But they have been given advance notice that a rise is on the cards for the following year, with demands likely to increase by 2.5 per cent. Householders benefited from the first freeze in the Tory-run authority's history during the current tax year and council leaders want to repeat the action when the next annual bills...
  • Lorry crash holds up traffic

    By Bristol Evening Post at 05:00 on 01/02/12
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    A CRASH involving two lorries on the M5 between Almondsbury and Thornbury caused major traffic delays. The accident happened at about 6.30am yesterday on the southbound carriageway between the Falfield junction and the Almondsbury interchange, leading to the closure of two lanes for nearly three and a half hours. No one was hurt.

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