Dursley News - June 2016

June was Town Festival month and the weather this year was good, bringing large crowds to enjoy the demonstrations, the stalls and the food produced by local businesses. The heritage Centre stayed open all day allowing many more people than normal to visit and see something of the area's extensive and varied history. Elsewhere the new sports centre nears completion and work continues on the new residential developments in Long Street and the Littlecombe site.

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	Dursley Town Festival Dancers make their way along Parsonage Street as part of the 2016 town festival. (June 25th 2016 - copyright Andrew Barton)

	'Pulse' staff exercising Staff from the new 'Pulse' sports centre demonstrate their skills in front of the Market House (June 25th 2016 - copyright Andrew Barton)

	Littlecombe development Viewed from the path at the rear of Rednock School, the steady progression of new houses along the old Littlecombe site is increasingly clear. (June 4th 2016 - copyright Andrew Barton)

	New Long Street buildings Steel framework has gone up on the site of the old Victoria Works premises. This will be part of the new residential development which will fill the remaining empty space. (June 19th 2016 - copyright Andrew Barton)

	New sports centre nears completion The site around the new sports centre building is being cleaned up as the contractors prepare to leave. (June 19th 2016 - copyright Andrew Barton)

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