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Content Editor for the outstanding @GlosLiveOnline. I just need a coffee. Or a gin. Views my own, obvs.
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Street fight in Cheltenham led to man being put into a coma after single-punch knock-out

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By John Hawkins, Ed Stilliard Verified
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Dissatisfied driver punches Gloucester mechanic in face in ‘mob-handed’ attack

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By John Hawkins, Ed Stilliard Verified
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A man dissatisfied with a Gloucester mechanic's work on his Audi A3 burst into his workshop 'mob-handed' and punched him in the face, fracturing his cheekbone, a court heard. Callum Cornock, of Manu Marble Way, Tuffley, admitted inflicting grievous bodily harm on mechanic Jon Goodfield. Prosecutor Charlotte Evans told Gloucester Crown Court that Mr Goodfield, who worked at a car workshop in Bonnie's Lane, St Oswald's, had agreed to replace the engine of the 23-year-old’s car.
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People in Gloucestershire urged to report sightings of Asian hornets

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By Ed Stilliard Verified
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People in Gloucestershire are urged to report sightings of Asian hornets after an increased number of calls in recent weeks from people who believe they have spotted one. The Asian hornet is a highly aggressive predator of native insects and poses a significant threat to honeybees and other pollinators.
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