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On this day: The Cotswolds Archive

The Cotswolds Archive

• Burglars strike at four village homes

  POLICE are linking a string of burglaries at homes in Bledington, Icomb and Church Westcote. read more

• Bishop celebrates school's new link with church

  THE Cotswold School in Bourton is pioneering a new scheme to form closer links with the Church. read more

• Pershore

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• Two-year wait but ban on way

  WILLERSEY looks set to get an HGV restriction in the village centre but it may take two years for the traffic orders to be implemented. read more

• New law bars public from folk events

  MUSIC lovers will be barred from two popular events at Chipping Norton's upcoming folk festival because of strict licensing rules. read more

• School's excellence award

  MP JOHN Maples has officially launched Shipston High School as a specialist technology college. read more

• Six-hit Cross strike gold on the road

  Evesham and District Sunday League read more

• Reasons for a policy?

  AS far as I can see Worcestershire County Council Policy on school transport for Evesham has been based on two specific elements. read more

• Despair in defeat

  A TENSE finish ended with the North Cots-wolds Young Cricketers Club missing out on a place in the league final. read more

• Nel on song in win

  AFTER recent thoughts of relegation last Saturday's maximum points victory over Kings Heath lifted Evesham to fourth place in the final Birmingham Lea-gue Division Three standings. read more

• From the archives

  100 Years Ago September 17, 1904 read more

• Cutting stray cat numbers

  CATS are usually much-loved pets but unwanted kittens are a constant worry to animal charities. read more

• Busy deputy mayor quits

  TEWKESBURY'S deputy mayor, Cllr Brian Calway, has resigned. read more

• School to set up new arts centre

  TEWKESBURY is set to become a centre for music and performing arts. read more

• No way back for council

  TOWN councillors will not be moved on their decision over the proposed one-way system for Tewkesbury town centre. read more

• Anger as axe falls on drug-den copse

  TEWKESBURY Town Council is to spend £3,000 having the copse on the edge of the Ham removed. read more

• New tenants monitored

  KEEPING a close eye on new tenants is a way Severn Vale Housing may be tackling anti- social behaviour. read more

• Pedro the Great Pretender, The Swan, Stratford

  PEDRO the Great Pretender is the last in the RSC Spanish Golden Age season and rounds off what has been an enjoyable series of productions. read more

• Dial M For Murder, Swan Theatre, Worcester

  THE set for Dial M For Murder was grand and lavish, yet intimate enough to make the audience feel part of the action. read more

• Band reforms after 22 years

  A BAND who did not play together for 22 years, reformed after a one-off gig for a friend's birthday. read more

On this day: The Cotswolds Archive