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On this day: The Cotswolds Archive

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• Better left to their own cycle

  I WAS interested in the article in your Journal regarding the lack of song birds feeding on bird tables and the probable explanation. read more

• Cast-off for new club room era

  I WOULD like to thank all the people of Pershore and Evesham, who have sponsored me, in helping the Royal Naval Association, of Pershore and District to get their new club room, off to a good start. read more

• ...We thought it the best ever...

  I visited the Prince Henry High School on Saturday with my wife Mary to attend the musical Les Miserables. read more

• Happy event of Les Miserables..

  I am sure I am writing to you on behalf of all the Vale residents who were privileged enough to have seen the performance of Les Miserables at the Art Centre last week. May I take this opportunity to thank Prince Henry's High School for a production with such class and sheer vitality. read more

• Find out what's on the doorstep

  In response to Ms Gregory's cutting comments about Port Street, I think it's time Ms Gregory took the time to experience what is actually on her doorstep. read more

• Tabloid treats on dog issue?

  I was astonished (and a little amused) at the sensational headline given to the lead story in a recent Journal, bettered only by the dramatic opening words of Pat Smith's report "Killer dogs are believed to be on the rampage in Evesham......" read more

• Mayor serves up a treat

  Cakes, comedy and camaraderie were on the menu at a senior citizens party held in the Watson Hall on Saturday. read more

• Vineyards and the Abbey are the themes for pupils

  Pupils from Queen Margaret's school have been asked to suggest names for the new development now being built to replace the eyesore that was Seymour Place, Tewkesbury. read more

• The abbey passion

  Justin Lavender, who has sung at La Scala in Milan and the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, will be taking the role of the Evangelist in the Abbey School's production of Bach's St John Passion in the Abbey on Saturday, March 12. read more

• Tudor tutors count the value

  Visiting the Little Museum was a trip back in time for pupils from John Moore Primary School on Monday. read more

• Go ahead for 'booze' sold in town's centre

  Plans for an off licence selling cut price alcohol at the Cross, Tewkesbury have been given the go ahead by Cheltenham magistrates. read more

• The ladder to success

  The Severn Vale Housing offices in Shannon Way have become a centre for learning. read more

• Tewkesbury Festival lines up tasty treats

  A TASTY experience is being lined up for Tewkesbury in May when the Abbey will be the venue for the Tewkesbury Festival of Food and Drink. read more

• 'Clean-up the streets'

  TEWKESBURY MP Laurence Robertson was stunned when police arrested a 12-year-old in the town for being drunk. read more

• Rangers head for county cup finale

  THERE were identical semi-final scorelines but mixed fortunes for a couple of soccer clubs last weekend. read more

On this day: The Cotswolds Archive