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• Backache for keepers as cup sides hammer eight

  CUP action produced a goal feast for Stratford Alliance teams on Saturday. read more

• Councillors asked to take stance on the Parker Knoll site

  A CHIPPING Norton town councillor has called on the authority to take a position on the future of the Parker Knoll site. read more

• Couple's warning over internet banking e-mail

  A MORETON couple are warning people to be on the look out for an internet banking scam. read more

• Woman's anger at repair delay

  A RESIDENT of Little Compton has accused the highways authority of failing to act quickly enough to repair a collapsed manhole on the busy A44. read more

• Guides unit is suspended after leader steps down

  STOW Girl Guides unit has been suspended after its leader had to give up the job last month. read more

• Chance to star in village plays

  TV actor Chris Jury is on the look out for budding amateur actors this weekend, when he holds auditions for Blockley's new mystery plays. read more

• Residents get tips on home safety

  THE people of Chipping Norton were given advice and information on how to make their homes safer last week. read more

• Dog and caf row is settled

  A STOW town councillor has withdrawn his threat to resign after his dog was banned from going through St Edward's Caf in the Square to get to the council offices upstairs. read more

• Help for visually impaired

  PEOPLE in the north Cotswolds with sight problems may be missing out on a new service that could improve their lives. read more

• Why is this necessary?

  Aren't politicians wonderful? While their boss, Michael Howard, is trying to shake off his reputation as a Dracula-like figure by proclaiming his support for the poor, old and under-privileged, Wychavon Conservatives do the opposite. read more

• Playful and dark drama at Swan

  A DARK and playful drama at the Swan Theatre in Worcester will get to the bottom of whether it is wicked to submit to extreme desires or more destructive to keep a lid on them. read more

• Great naughty farce

  COCK of the Walk is on at the Theatre Chipping Norton next Saturday. Following the success of Game Pie last year Michael Fiend Productions present a new English version of Le Dindon - a great Feydeau Farce. The play centres around Paris in the naughty nineties. For tickets contact the box office on 01608 642350. read more

• Trainer is hoping for another starring role

  FRED Hutsby saddled Ryan's Star for new owner Jo Parris to find success at the first time of asking when she partnered him to win at the Heythrop point-to-point meeting last month. read more

• Moreton and District Crib League

  Results - Section A: Campden RBL 5, Coach and Horses 4; Ebrington B 5, Volunteer B; Great Western C 2, Horseshoe 7;Red Lion 6, Seagrave Arms 3; Swan A 4, Farriers Arms 5; Stow RBL 2, Wellington 7 read more

• Campden double

  Evesham and District League read more

• Marcus off to a flyer

  NOT content with picking up a brace of plaudits at the end of last season, Marcus Allen's karting career got off to a winning start in 2004. read more

• Warwick's iron will is the key to team victory

  VALE golfer Warwick Holland overcame a major obstacle as he helped the club's men's scratch team to an important victory. read more

• Pinter's plays rarely seen

  SEVEN rarely-seen short plays by Harold Pinter will be presented in Oxford Playhouse's new production, The Dumb Waiter & Other Pieces, until Saturday, February 28. read more

• Councils in war of words over the A44

  THE shelving of plans to reclassify the road through Bourton-on-the-Hill has led to a row between two neighbouring local authorities. read more

• MP seeks new rail safeguard

  AN angry letter has been fired off by Peter Luff, MP for Mid Worcestershire, to the chairman of the Strategic Rail Authority, Richard Bowker, about fears of a reduced service level for the Cotswold Line. read more

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