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On this day: The Cotswolds Archive

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• Host of folk stars join 10th festival

  THE 10th Cheltenham Folk Festival bursts onto the scene during February 2006. read more

• First rate treatment

  Having had a road accident on 28 November on A44, I was taken by my friend, who lives in South Littleton, to Evesham Community Hospital. read more

• Opposition to dumping traffic

  BADSEY will unrelentingly oppose yet another attempt by Willersey to dump its HGV traffic through Badsey. read more

• It leaves a bad taste in mouth

  I had reason today to contact my dentist's Udall and Page, High St, Pershore to try and change an appointment. read more

• Property development leads farm regeneration

  THE redevelopment and exploitation of farm property has become a key part in the restructuring of UK farming in the past years, either as income from rents or to generate funds through sales for business development. read more

• Carol concert

  AUDIENCE participation will be one of the key elements when Chipping Norton Choral Society host their Christmas concert. read more

• Tickets snapped up

  EAGER locals in Broadway have snapped up tickets for the Broadway Music Makers annual Christmas concert. But there is still room for more on the opening evening of the two-day event next week. Organiser Bill Watson said: "Unfortunately, or fortunately, Wednesday is a sell-out, but there are still tickets available for Tuesday. read more

• RSC announces £1.7m surplus

  THE Royal Shakespeare Company has announced strong financial results for the second year running. read more

• Great Expectations, RSC, Stratford

  YOUNG orphan Pip is destined for a humble life as a blacksmith's apprentice. read more

• David Gray, Wolverhampton Civic Hall

  THERE will not be many people who do not know something by David Gray. When you have sold 6 million copies worldwide of an album - as he has done with White Ladder - tracks tend to infiltrate the subconscious. read more

• Charity branch wins praise

  THE chairman of Shipston and District Age Concern has welcomed praise for the group from its national body. read more

• Fly off to Neverland with classic fairytale

  FLY with Malvern Theatres to Neverland this Christmas and see that dreams really do come true. read more

• Pinocchio pulls in crowd

  MALVERN Theatres' Saturday morning children's theatre season continues with children's classic Pinocchio this Saturday, perfect for children aged between four and 11. read more

• Christmas treat for ballet lovers

  THE Vienna Festival Ballet presents The Nut Cracker next week. read more

• Cotswold panto

  THE idea that Christmas is fast approaching may come as a shock to anyone who feels that summer has only just ended, but at Chipping Norton Theatre preparations have been under way for this year's festive pantomime for sometime. read more

• Upset as festive lights damaged

  VANDALS in Bidford have damaged the village's Christmas lights - just days after they were switched on. read more

• Heroin addict robber escapes prison term

  A HEROIN addict who donned a wig and robbed a rural petrol station till of £50 by terrifying a woman attendant has been given the chance to stay out of prison. read more

• Amy, 12, wins special day for young carers

  A 12-YEAR-OLD girl who helps look after her sick mother has won a special day out for her young carers group. read more

• Pupils have designs on Christmas

  MEMBERS of the Women's Institute have been busy helping pupils from Bidford Primary School create Christmas decorations in time for the festive season. read more

• You still matter, says new leader

  NEW Tory leader David Cameron has reassured his constituents in Chipping Norton and the surrounding area that he will continue to represent their interests. read more

On this day: The Cotswolds Archive