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Family announcements in this week's Gloucestershire Gazette - Vimarsana News

Family announcements in this week's Gloucestershire Gazette

The Gazette Series has published 2 death notices in the last 7 days.

IN MEMORIAM: Death notices in the Stroud News And Journal this week - Vimarsana News

IN MEMORIAM: Death notices in the Stroud News And Journal this week

The Stroud News And Journal has recently published 11 death notices.

Victory for grieving mother, 29, told to remove decorations from grave of son, seven, who died after an asthma attack as council votes to review rules - Vimarsana News

Victory for grieving mother, 29, told to remove decorations from grave of son, seven, who died after an asthma attack as council votes to review rules

Sharna Andrews, 29, was heartbroken after Gloucester City Council sent her a letter to remove the rainbow coloured fence she had put up around the grave of her seven-year-old son Harry-Lee

Grieving mum wins reprieve to stop council removing decorations from grave of son, 7 - Vimarsana News

Grieving mum wins reprieve to stop council removing decorations from grave of son, 7

When Harry-Lee Andrews-Tomlinson died after suffering an asthma attack, his mum Sharna Andrews and her daughter Zofia hand-painted decorations for the boy's grave

Mum told to remove fence from 7-year-old son's grave as it broke cemetery 'regulations' - Vimarsana News

Mum told to remove fence from 7-year-old son's grave as it broke cemetery 'regulations'

Harry-Lee Andrews-Tomlinson tragically died aged seven last February. Outrage has sparked after the small painted fence his family made for his grave is set to be torn down by the council