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On this day: The Cotswolds Archive

The Cotswolds Archive

• Heart-warming effort

  EVESHAM Mayor councillor Andrew Dyke nonchalantly flourishing a goblet of bubbly toasts Adam and Eve's and innocently proclaims that he cannot think of anyone being upset. read more

• Council launches doorstep service

  COTSWOLD villagers will no longer need to travel to get help and advice with the launch of a new mobile service today. read more

• School with double Ofsted honour is praised by Bishop

  THE Bishop of Gloucester, the Rt Rev Michael Perham has paid a visit to one of the most successful schools in his diocese. read more

• On the road to help the public

  GLOUCESTERSHIRE'S social service departments are the first in Britain to use electronic social care records aimed at increasing efficiency. read more

• Author Bill backing windows campaign

  A COTSWOLD woman has thanked author Bill Bryson for inspiring and supporting her campaign to save Britain's older homes from the 'blight' of plastic windows. read more

• Heritage centre's a step nearer reality

  A PLAN to transform a derelict barn into a centre celebrating the artistic heritage of the Cotswolds has taken another step forward. read more

• Health care forum

  COTSWOLD people are urged to support their cottage hospitals by turning out to a public meeting next week. read more

• Car dump amnesty

  THE continuing problem of people torching unwanted cars has prompted the return of an amnesty scheme. read more

• Intruder scared off by neighbour

  A STOW man went to the aid of an elderly neighbour who cried for help after finding an intruder in her home. read more

• Fifty years of entertaining their town

  SHIPSTON amateur dramatic society is celebrating its 50th anniversary as members put the finishing touches to next month's production of Snow White. read more

• A positive response?

  I AM writing in response to the comments regarding our proposal to introduce music in our public offices. read more

• King John anniversary celebration raises £600 for appeal

  A PARTY to mark the 800th anniversary of King John celebrating Christmas in Tewkesbury was a huge success. read more

• Third time round for deputy mayor

  COUNCILLOR Peter Aldridge may become Tewkesbury's town mayor for the third time. read more

• Homes opposed

  ASHCHURCH Parish Council and Tewkesbury Town Council are opposed to plans to build 34 homes and an office building off Shannon Way. Bloor Homes has applied to develop an area between Milne Pastures, the Cold Stores and Shannon Way. read more

• Out for breakfast

  THE Play on the Park After School Club in Tewkesbury is hoping to start a breakfast club for youngsters who have to leave home early in the mornings. read more

• Music centre echoes to choral sounds

  VOICES are already echoing around what is set to become Tewkesbury's new music centre. read more

• Borough set to grow by 24,000

  THE population of Tewkesbury Borough grew by 5,800 between 1991 and 2001 and is expected to grow by a further 24,443 by 2021. read more

• Homes spark new dispute

  CONTROVERSY is still raging over the development of Tewkesbury Town Centre. read more

• Cost of truancy may be £2,500

  PLANS to fine parents for allowing children to take unauthorised days off school met a mixed response from Cotswold head teachers. read more

• Singles stars sign up at Norgren club

  NORGREN Bowling Club will be the venue for a brand new competition - the Four Counties Under-25 Mixed Singles. read more

On this day: The Cotswolds Archive