Audrey and Glyn Phillips were married for 64 years, but she had no idea he'd been keeping a secret about his past all that time.

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The owner of a cafe near Swindon fears she may be forced to close after a dip in customers following the introduction of new parking restrictions.

Lesley Allcorn has run the Spitfire Cafe at South Marston since 2006 - and has survived the recession and a slowing down of production at Honda.

She says visitors now need to register their car details - and that's driving away businesses.

The landlords of Berkeley House - where the cafe is based - said they accepted there have been some teething problems, but added the changes shouldn't put people off going to the cafe.

A new rural ramble for disabled people has been launched in Gloucestershire.

The Walk on Wheels will allow people in rugged mobility scooters to explore the Cotswolds countryside.

Matthew John Newman breached a judge's orders by posting material online relating to his own children.

Tatiana Stankovic Davis raised almost £20,000 to buy Lego sets for children in hospital.

Shakib Al Hasan hits a sublime unbeaten 124 as Bangladesh pull off the second highest chase in World Cup history to beat West Indies.

Leicestershire's Neil Dexter hits a career-best 180 and Hasan Azad also hits a ton on the opening day against Gloucestershire.

League Two Swindon Town sign ex-Manchester United trainee Zeki Fryers on a two-year deal after his release by Barnsley.

Northamptonshire sign Somerset paceman Jamie Overton and Notts seamer Luke Wood on loan to cover bowling injuries.

The route has been made accessible to people using rugged mobility scooters.

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The number of reports of drinks being spiked in the west of England has more than doubled in the past three years.

Police in the region said there were 104 incidents reported in 2018 compared to 49 in 2015.

The figures from Avon and Somerset, Wiltshire and Gloucestershire Police were revealed by a Freedom of Information (FOI) request.

The majority were recorded in the Avon and Somerset area, where 85 incidents were reported last year - up from 41.

The aim is to boost the evening economy and bring people back to the area.

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Bristol's popular Indian restaurant Thali has closed another branch.

The Southville branch is the next restaurant from the independent chain to be closed.

The well-known restaurant went into administration in 2018.

It has since closed three out of their five restaurants in the city, and now the branch in North Street has shut up shop.

Its Totterdown restaurant was closed in March 2019 and the Clifton branch was closed in 2018.

There's a weather warning out for Tuesday into Wednesday warning of rain and thunderstorms.

The Environment Agency has also warned of the potential for flooding along the River Severn in Gloucestershire.

There is also a more serious warning for the River Severn at Severn Ham, Tewkesbury.

The agency said: "River levels remain high but steady at the Mythe Bridge and Upper Pound river gauges as a result of recent heavy rainfall.

"Consequently, flooding of property and roads and farmland is possible today."

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A printing firm is left embarrassed by the decision to change next year's early May bank holiday.

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A taxi driver was stabbed in what police are calling an unprovoked and "violent attack".

Wiltshire Police are looking for witnesses following the incident, which took place on 15 June in Dawlish Road in Swindon.

At around 5.30am the taxi driver picked up two men and one woman from a nightclub. As they approached Dawlish Road the passengers became abusive towards the driver.

Following an argument in the car, one of the men stabbed the driver before all three ran away towards Radstock Avenue.

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The taxi driver suffered minor injuries and was released from hospital the same day.

Police officer Adrian Bray said: “This was an unprovoked attack on someone who was simply doing his job."

He added: "It could have been very different due to the violent nature of the attack."

Officers are continuing their investigations into the incident and have said they believe they know who the suspects are.

Wiltshire Police are looking for any witnesses who were in the Dawlish Road area of Swindon or who may have further information to contact them immediately on 101 quoting crime reference number 54190057409.

The new creatures at Gloucester Cathedral are being designed to represent the spirit of Gloucestershire.