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• Future of museum

  The building housing Tewkesbury museum will not be sold until the museum itself is housed in suitable new premises -town councillors agreed this week. read more

• Cameras will help policing

  A mobile, wire-less CCTV camera will not solve the problems of anti-social behaviour at the Back of Avon - Tewkesbury town councillors agreed this week. read more

• Allotment holders are digging-in their heels

  Allotment holders on the Bredon Road in Tewkesbury are digging their heels in. read more

• New parish council for ward

  Walton Cardiff will have its own parish council from April 1. read more

• From the archives

  100 Years Ago read more

• Staff funding of TIC is still big issue

  FINANCING is proving to be difficult for Broadway's Tourism Information Centre, which is hoping to move into its new home in April. read more

• Right direction

  A BROADWAY charity, which helps solve people's problems by pointing them in the right direction is hoping to expand its services from its new premises. read more

• Drop in for Rolie's chat

  THE Theatre, Chipping Norton, continues its Soundbites series with Rolie's Rambles on Wednesday. read more

• Old favourite

  A NEW take on an old favourite is on offer for youngsters at The Swan Theatre in Worcester next Friday. Hansel and Gretel, complete with house of sweets and nasty witch, is presented by The Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds in a scary treat for families. Box office: 01905 611427 (www.huntingdonarts.com). read more

• Woodland festival to be revived

  A NEW music event has been lined up in Cheltenham in the summer, promising a new take on festival-going. read more

• Unbeaten trio lift Nomads

  NOMADS remain top in the Tewkesbury Pool League after last weekend's matches courtesy of a 12-3 victory away at the Bell Inn, Eckington. read more

• Club makes it to a ton

  ASHTON-UNDER-HILL Cricket Club celebrate their centenary in 2007 and plans to mark the event are being made. read more

• Nomads on top as teams fight the floods

  ON A Warwickshire Avon that was more than a foot in flood, Saturday's final round of the Fisheasy Teams League was fished on Ham-pton Ferry and Evesham Town Waters. read more

• Madame Butterfly - Dormy House Hotel

  POOR Madame Butterfly. The Japanese geisha waits for her American navy husband's return. Faithful and trusting, bringing up his child, she doesn't waver in her belief in him. But three years later he comes back, with an American wife, and hopes to take his son home to the US. Her only escape from her despair, shunned by family and sinking into poverty, is her father's knife. read more

• Party Piece - Festival Theatre, Malvern

  THE Valentine's night crowd settled expectantly at Malvern Theatres ready to enjoy a night of comedy, and as usual, the clever characters and witty script in Party Piece by Richard Harris, did not disappoint. read more

• Bodrum's defence in pieces (of eight)

  ANYTHING you can do... Long Compton went one better than last week's big scorers in the Stratford Alliance's Nursing Home Cup. read more

• Hampton take eight-goal stroll to the semi-finals

  Birdseye Sports Evesham Sunday League read more

• A house-for-a-house

  UPPER Slaughter residents are rebuilding a community destroyed by the tsunami disaster - by pledging one new home for each of their own village's 60 houses. read more

• Aspirant farce-wives

  JOIN in with what could be the last production in Hall's Croft Garden in Stratford by auditioning for a part in The Merry Wives of Windsor. read more

• Turn up to save club

  THE future of Campden Town FC is dependent on numbers attending a meeting next month. read more

On this day: The Cotswolds Archive