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On this day: The Cotswolds Archive

The Cotswolds Archive

• Champ pair challenging to be kings of the climb

  ONE event completed so far and the 2004 British Hill Climb Championship already looks like a classic struggle between the sport's top two drivers. read more

• Three-hour limit may help drivers

  INTRODUCTION of a three-hour limit in parts of Moreton may help solve to the town's parking problems, according to a senior officer at Gloucestershire County Council. read more

• Town scraps bank holiday parking idea

  OVERFLOW parking arrangements in Stow are being abandoned this coming bank holiday weekend after an attempt to alleviate parking problems in the town flopped over Easter, leaving the town council to pick up a bill of almost £600. read more

• Driver airlifted

  A DRIVER from Moreton was airlifted to hospital suffering from head injuries following a collision on the A44 near Bourton-on-the-Hill last Sunday. read more

• Breed's in fine fettle

  COTSWOLD sheep are in fine fettle but not off the danger list, a top breeder said this week. read more

• 'Disgusting' theft

  A POPPY appeal organiser has hit out at thieves who stole a wreath from the war memorial in Chipping Campden. read more

• Role swap as homes passed

  SELF-STYLED "Yimbys" won the day yesterday when north Cotswold villagers persuaded councillors to go against policy and give permission for a housing development in their village. read more

• Life's just one big puzzle for Jan

  PUZZLE addict Jan Grose-Hodge's life has been taken over by a huge 7,500- piece jigsaw puzzle. read more

• Sign go-slow is a mystery

  VILLAGERS are baffled as to why they cannot have a new electronic road sign to deter speeding motorists even though they are prepared to pay for it and install it. read more

• Tom, 16, leaves suicide mystery

  A 16-year-old 'model student' who hanged himself at his Cotswolds home had tried to take his life on two previous occasions, an inquest heard yesterday. read more

• Perfect combination

  GOLDEN couple Derek and Kathleen Bugler clearly go together like fish goes with chips. read more

• Clearing up in the tip topic

  Many thanks for letting The Vale of Evesham and the rest of the county now, that we are sick and tired of all the tip problems, rubbish everywhere, smells and now flies. read more

• Stars of stage and TV join line-up

  THE Everyman Theatre's summer season is under way with two stars of television and film portraying the life of one of the country's most prolific writers, Rudyard Kipling. read more

• Lane leads way with a personal best in London

  EIGHT members of Bourton Road Runners took part in this year's Flora London Marathon with many more making the trip to cheer them on. read more

• Olympics call for Ebrington fencer

  FORMER Chipping Campden School pupil, Louise Bond-Williams, has been selected to represent Great Britain at the Olympics in Greece later this year, writes Mervyn Collins. read more

• Title race reaches a thrilling climax

  VICTORY at Masons Road on Satu-rday could clinch the Travel Factory Alliance championship for Stratford Town, writes Mervyn Collins. read more

• Red-letter day for happy Horsemen!

  RED Horse, members of the Birdseye Sports Evesham Sunday League for all but one of the 34 years since its formation, lifted the Tewkesbury Sports Knockout Cup for the first time with victory over The Bear at Common Road on Sunday evening. read more

• Draw a blank but still in with a title chance

  Dines Green 0, Peopleton U-15 0 read more

• Refs in demand

  IT'S been a good end to a busy season for several local referees - six of whom have received Wor-cestershire FA Cup final appointments. read more

• Barry's king of one-liners

  BARRY Cryer, the undisputed king of one-liners and one of the best joke tellers in the business, is visiting Huntington Hall. read more

On this day: The Cotswolds Archive