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• Lottery joy

  HELPING others has certainly paid dividends for residents of Lanes Court in Tewkesbury. read more

• Toby joins procession

  A REAL donkey will play a part in the Palm Sunday service at Tewkesbury Abbey on Sunday. read more

• Laura books a date at palace

  HARD work and dedication have brought a golden reward for Laura Halford. read more

• Town opposes parking switch

  CHARGING for parking in Tewkesbury on Sundays and Bank Holidays is wrong for Tewkesbury, town councillors agreed this week. read more

• Seeds from space are on science curriculum

  STUDENTS from Tewkesbury School are taking part in an experiment designed by NASA. read more

• Town's 'unique' youth problem

  TEWKESBURY'S problems with young people gathering in the town centre at night are unique, according to Chief Inspector Paul Riddick. read more

• Raising funds

  MEMBERS of voluntary and community groups can find out about fund-raising at an advice event organised by Tewkesbury District Council of Voluntary Services at the Wheatpieces Community Centre on Wednesday from 6.30 to 9pm. It will include information on how to fund-raise, applying for lottery awards and how to apply to charitable trusts. read more

• Inspector moves on

  INSPECTOR Ian Phillips is leaving Tewkesbury shortly to take up a post at police headquarters in Cheltenham. read more

• Glosters' glorious heritage must live on, says Mike

  Town Crier Mike Kean Price wants his colleagues from across the county to join him in a campaign to save part of the Glosters' history. read more

• Let the people decide

  THE people of Tewkesbury should decide the future of Cascades swimming pool, not the borough council, according to Marion Roope of the swimming baths trust. read more

• The great escape

  A POSTAL worker cheated death when his delivery van burst into flames outside Broadway's High Street post office. read more

• Badsey

  BADSEY SOCIETY: Chairman Will Dallimore welcomed guests to the launch of the Development of the Parishes of Badsey and Aldington since 1807 project held at Badsey First School. Maureen Spinks, the project manager, outlined the many phases of the scheme, from the initial photographing of the enclosure maps through to their eventual digitisation. Maureen also thanked the 17 village volunteers who were currently transcribing the award schedules. Victoria Bryant and Maggi Noke of the Worcestershire Historic Environment and Archaeological Service gave an illustrated talk demonstrating what their department would be doing with the maps and transcribed schedules. Robin Whittaker, achives mnager of the Worcestershire Record Office, unveiled a framed copy of the Aldington enclosure map before handing it to Yvette Jackson representing Badsey Remembrance Hall,where the map will be on display. The Badsey enclosure map, which is to be housed in St James'Church, was unveiled by Badsey' new vicar, the Rev Richard Court. read more

• Their music is not expendable

  EVESHAM band The Expendables are set to begin a new lease of their musical life when they give their debut performance. read more

• Broadway

  DISABILITY ADVICE AND INFORMATION: There will be a South Worcestershire member of staff at Signpost, 4 Russell Square, on Monday, from 1pm to 3pm. They will be providing free and confidential advice session for anyone who needs help dealing with a disability related problem. You do not need an appointment. read more

On this day: The Cotswolds Archive