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On this day: The Cotswolds Archive

The Cotswolds Archive

• Building towards new jobs

  THE agents behind a multi-million pound Tewkesbury office development are close to securing their first tenant. read more

• Borough aims to cut landfill waste

  MORE recycling and less waste going to landfill is the aim of proposed changes to Tewkesbury's rubbish collection. read more

• Man rescued from fire still critically ill

  A MAN rescued from a burning flat is still critically ill in hospital. read more

• Bumper crop of soft fruits

  STRAWBERRY and raspberry growers in the region have experienced a bumper autumn harvest, thanks to an inspired planting strategy and excellent weather. read more

• Eckington

  JUMBLE RESULT: The jumble sale on October 29 raised £755 for the Air Ambulance and the village hall. read more

• New hall from cash bonanza

  RESIDENTS from Broom have been given a £50,000 bonanza from Stratford District Council to build a new village hall. read more

• Space experts to examine strange rock

  A STRANGE ice-covered rock which is thought to have fallen from the sky into a field near Broadway is to be examined by space experts in an effort to determine whether it is a meteorite. read more

• From the archives

  100 Years Ago December 9, 1905 read more

• No action on nursery death of Abigail, 3

  THE parents of a Cotswolds toddler who drowned after wandering away from her village nursery are considering legal action after the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) decided not to prosecute. read more

• Protest over pool choice

  THE borough council offices in Tewkesbury's Gloucester Road are the best site for a new leisure centre to replace Cascades pool, according to consultants. read more

• Big switch-on is a bright spot for children

  THOUSANDS of shiny-eyed youngsters whooped with delight as Father Christmas switched on Tewkesbury's Christmas lights. read more

• Crafts in barn

  AN alternative Christmas shopping experience is on offer at the Tithe Barn in Bishop's Cleeve this weekend. The barn, which dates back to the 15th century, will be the venue for the Christmas show of the Cotswold Craftsmen. Visitors to the preview evening tomorrow will be treated to mince pies and punch. read more

• Head makes way for a new era at school

  IEUAN Walsh is retiring after 23 years as the head of Alderman Knight School. read more

• Town calm as pubs stay open

  EXTRA drinking hours brought no real problems for Tewkesbury at the weekend. read more

• Run the race for the deaf charity

  If you've won a place to run in the Flora London Marathon 2006 why not spread the happiness that bit further by running in aid of deaf children? read more

On this day: The Cotswolds Archive