Uploaded February 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Film director, writer and actor Alice Lowe spoke to Stroud Times' Faye Hatcher about her love of Stroud and her family connection to the area - her grandfather went to school with the author Laurie Lee, famous for writing Cider with Rosie.
Alice's latest film, Timestalker, is being shown as an alternative Valentine's night screen at the Brunel Goods Shed, organised by Stroud Valleys Artspace.
Alice spoke of her love of caravans and how her first movie, Sightseers, centred around caravans.
To book the classic Safari Caravan, made in Stroud in the 1960s, contact spacehopperscoworking.co.uk
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For the latest from Stroud Times visit: stroudtimes.com
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Stroud Times - the independent community-based news website.
Encompassing the Stroud locality the team aim to provide engaging human interest stories, comprehensive sports coverage, and championing local businesses' success.
Living in the community they serve, editor Ash Loveridge, journalist Matt Bigwood, and photographer Carl Hewlett have joined forces to provide free-to-view local content devoid of a clickbait agenda and pop-up adverts.
Film director, writer and actor Alice Lowe spoke to Stroud Times' Faye Hatcher about her love of Stroud and her family connection to the area - her grandfather went to school with the author Laurie Lee, famous for writing Cider with Rosie.
Alice's latest film, Timestalker, is being shown as an alternative Valentine's night screen at the Brunel Goods Shed, organised by Stroud Valleys Artspace.
Alice spoke of her love of caravans and how her first movie, Sightseers, centred around caravans.
To book the classic Safari Caravan, made in Stroud in the 1960s, contact spacehopperscoworking.co.uk
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For the latest from Stroud Times visit: stroudtimes.com
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Stroud Times - the independent community-based news website.
Encompassing the Stroud locality the team aim to provide engaging human interest stories, comprehensive sports coverage, and championing local businesses' success.
Living in the community they serve, editor Ash Loveridge, journalist Matt Bigwood, and photographer Carl Hewlett have joined forces to provide free-to-view local content devoid of a clickbait agenda and pop-up adverts.
