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The Cotswolds Archive

• Hat-trick man Everis inspires Tewkesbury to warm-up win

  Brockworth 22, Tewkesbury 28pts read more

• Five-star show puts Rovers top of pile

  Bourton Rvrs 5, Cheltenham CS 1 read more

• League meeting

  THE next meeting of the Mercian Festival Junior League takes place on Sunday at the Bell Inn, St Johns, Worcester starting at 8pm. read more

• Skan's rich goal haul as Dog deliver goods

  DOG and Pheasant enjoyed a double-figure goal spree against Blockley Sports in last Saturday's Stratford Alliance programme. read more

• Sports toppled as Oak start season in style

  FOUR of the Birdseye Sports Evesham Sunday League's newcomers made winning starts on the opening day of the new season. read more

• Trainspotter Gus on stage with anorak

  A STORY about a trainspotter will be entertaining audiences when it comes to Cheltenham's Everyman for four days. read more

• Bailey blow means a striker shortage

  THERE could be more ins and outs at Masons Road despite Stratford Town enjoying a purple patch after a dreadful start to the new league season. read more

• Go clubbing with the Sixties sounds

  THE time's around 1964... the hems are high and the fringes low, and Saturday night means the Club-A-Go-Go! read more

• Britton pep talk inspires Town

  Stratford Tn 2, Mickleover Spts 1 read more

• The chaos theory in practice

  I'm sure that I am not alone in being utterly incensed and outraged by the chaos to which Evesham was subjected last week. read more

• Town's trade is hit by car fees

  A STOW business leader has said the town has become "unbalanced" following the introduction of car parking charges last year. read more

• Dennis a menace but Paul nicks the winner

  Quorn 0, Stratford Town 1 read more

• Fixture news

  Saturday read more

• Town lead way in league

  FORTY-FIVE clubs have played in the Travel Factory Alliance since the league was formed ten seasons ago and Stratford Town have now been involved in the most matches. read more

• Help would be life saver!

  EVESHAM High School PE teacher Suzanne Hampson is jetting off for Italy next week to compete for Great Britain at the World Lifesaving Championships. read more

• Inkberrow's young pair come out on top in final

  SUNDAY'S Prudden Road Surfacing Lea-gue's Junior Cup Final saw Inkberrow and Shipston in action. read more

• Trip worthwhile for winners

  LITTLETONS staged its annual Open Mixed Doubles Tournament, sponsored by Badsey & Littletons Spar Shop, last Sunday. read more

• Association's ready

  Evesham & District Quiz Association read more

• Hit back to win after a slow start

  THE Broadway triple of Mick Aubrey, Colin Cooper and Andrew Walters won the Reg Russell Triples on Sunday when they overcame Evesham's Warren Higson, Gary Hunt and Nigel Gould 27-11 at Gilt Edge BC in Kidderminster. read more

• Activities a hit with juniors

  THE Youth Activity Week-end, organised by Wychavon Kayak and Canoe Club, in conjunction with Worcester-shire Youth Service and supported by Worcestershire County Council, was hailed a success by the 181 participants. read more

On this day: The Cotswolds Archive