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On this day: The Cotswolds Archive

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• Cadets need more cash for big trip

  A SQUADRON of Cotswold air cadets are appealing for last-minute help as they prepare for the journey of a lifetime retracing the steps of their war hero predecessors. read more

• Stepping out for the mayor

  CHIPPING Norton's mayor Jo Graves is sending some of the town's model citizens out onto the catwalk at a charity fashion show tonight, Thursday. read more

• Beware of bank scam

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• Pensioner finds raiders at home

  AN 83-year-old woman contacted police after finding three men in her Willersey bungalow. read more

• Fight on, says Lido campaign

  SUPPORTERS of Chipping Norton's outdoor pool are urged to lobby councillors to make sure the Lido reopens next summer. read more

• Man charged with murder

  A MAN charged with the murder of Bourton pensioner Winifred Farnham has appeared before a judge at Bristol Crown Court. read more

• Alarms credited after family escape house fire

  A MOTHER and her two young children escaped unhurt from their burning home thanks to their smoke alarm. read more

• Water bosses asked to explain cut-offs

  A VILLAGE that loses its water supply during power cuts has called representatives from Severn Trent Water and Aquila Electricity to a meeting on Saturday. read more

• World gold for Suzanne

  AN EVESHAM teacher has brought home a gold medal after competing in the World Lifesaving Championships in Italy, writes Claire Charles. read more

• The waste of money

  In common with other Council Tax payers I have just received a revised council tax demand because the Hereford and Worcester Combined Fire Authority have cut their budget by £1 million. This has cost us a total of £450,000. read more

• Mill returns to its former glory... as flats

  ABBEY Mill, a grade II listed building on the River Avon in Tewkesbury, will be restored to its former glory now that builders have begun to convert it into six luxury flats. read more

• Henry's on song

  ANTIQUES expert Henry Sandon will be helping to put the clock back 30 years in Tewkesbury. read more

• Rules tight as toxic dump goes ahead

  HAZARDOUS waste will be dumped at a landfill site at Wigmore Farm, Bishops Cleeve, after a decision by the Environment Agency. read more

• Head start

  AN Open Evening aimed at Year 6 pupils and parents is to be held at Cleeve School next Monday, October 4, from 7pm. The evening begins with a talk by the headteacher Allen McConaghie. read more

• Fit for you

  A CHARITY day is being held at Bishops Cleeve sports and arts centre from 2.30pm Saturday offering people a taste of the fitness classes organised there. Each class will last 30 minutes with a 15-minute gap in between. Tickets cost £1 per class with all money raised being donated to breast cancer research. read more

• Raising the roof as Lotto grant secures hall future

  VILLAGERS are raising the roof at Chaceley Village Hall, near Tewkesbury, thanks to a grant of £4,432 for the national Lottery's Awards for All programme. read more

• One in five may miss school poll

  ONE in five people in Tewkesbury may not be eligible to vote to save Tewkesbury's Alderman Knight School, warns a borough councillor. read more

• Millie caller faces court

  A TEWKESBURY woman jailed last year for making hoax calls to the family of murdered schoolgirl Milly Dowler has re-offended, a court was told. read more

• Give us your tenners

  LONGBOROUGH Festival Opera, which is run as a charity helping good causes in the Cotswolds, has been hit with a £60,000 VAT demand. read more

• Signs promising after first victory

  Stow 35pts, Olney 12 read more

On this day: The Cotswolds Archive