The Ross Gazette

The Ross Gazette

The Ross Gazette has been a vital part of the local community, cherished by families for many years and catering to readers of all ages. As the town's weekly newspaper, it has been dedicated to serving the Ross-on-Wye area for nearly 150 years. The inaugural edition was published on January 2, 1867.

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  • 4 days ago | rossgazette.com | Tomos Evans

    (Gloucestershire County Council)GLOUCESTERSHIRE’s famous Robin will launch in Newent on Tuesday, June 3, with bookings available now. Operating from 7am to 7pm, Monday to Saturday, the service allows passengers to book journeys via an easy-to-use app, website, or phone line - and you don’t even have to live in a Robin area to use the service.

  • 4 days ago | rossgazette.com | Nick Hartland

    Hereford and Worcester firefighters fought the blaze. Photo: HWFRS (HWFRS)FIRE crews were called to a blaze at a town centre house in Ross-on-Wye early on Monday (June 2) evening, as smoke was seen billowing above the town. Also in the newsEmergency services were alerted to the fire at a property in High Street just before 7pm. West Mercia Police officers closed the road while fire crews dealt with the incident, which was in a small structure used for storage.

  • 5 days ago | rossgazette.com | Nick Hartland

    Mike Mason took four wickets for Newent, but they lost out to Fairford (Newent CC)FAIRFORD filled their boots at home to Newent CC 1sts, winning by 107 runs in Gloucestershire 3 League action on Saturday. The hosts reached 240-7 in their 40 overs, Newent’s Mike Mason starring with the ball with 4-24 supported by Tom Devries with two wickets. But the visitors were then all out for 133 in 32 overs, only Devries with 37 making a significant score.

  • 5 days ago | rossgazette.com | Nick Hartland

    Gus Carini-Roberts watches as a shot clears the boundry. (Forest Review)GUS Carini-Roberts and Anthony James both struck superb centuries as Aston Ingham warmed up for next weekend's National Village Cup knock-out match with an 88-run West of England Premier Gloucestershire League win over visitors Hawkesbury Upton on Saturday. The village hosts compiled a daunting 317-2 before dismissing Hawkesbury for 229 in the 49th over.

  • 5 days ago | rossgazette.com | Nick Hartland

    Ross-on-Wye CC, sponsored by @jehlaundry and Nigel’s Windows, enjoyed another big win (Ross-on-Wye CC)ROSS-on-Wye's cricket team are on a roll, with another big league win following a seven-wicket midweek Forest Hundred triumph over Lydney. Having beaten Woolhope 2nds by 150 runs in Herefordshire Division 9 the previous weekend, they all but matched that blitzing hosts Fownhope Strollers 2nds by 147 runs on Saturday.

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