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• Importance of rural rail highlighted

  A GOVERNMENT report stressing the importance of rural railways has been welcomed by the Cotswold Line Promotion Group which is dedicated to improving services on the Worcester to Paddington line. read more

• Rock star's partner had cocaine at side

  LISA Pritchett-Johnson, the partner of the late Who bassist John Entwistle, had 1.6 grams of cocaine at her side when she was found dead in a middle-class suburb of Memphis, USA, it has been revealed. read more

• Manor doors to re-open on remarkable collection

  ANYONE who has ever packed away their worldly possessions to redecorate a room will know what a time-consuming and stressful experience it can be. read more

• Howard picks up Priory prize

  Evesham and District Disabled AC and Partnership's read more

• Fire sprinkler damages gym

  THE gym at Ashchurch army camp was left water damaged after fire broke out in the sauna. read more

• Mike makes a call to save the Glosters' famous badge

  TOWN Crier Mike Kean Price used the anniversary of the Glosters' most famous battle to support the campaign to keep their unique back badge. read more

• Joy for some but grant cash is cut

  COMMUNITY and voluntary groups are to share £149,259 worth of grants from Tewkesbury Borough Council. read more

• Library exhibition for over-50 artists

  WORK by some of Tewkesbury's over-50s is now on show in Tewkesbury Library. read more

• Abbey takes a family service to battlefield

  TEWKESBURY Abbey will be moving its family service from the church to the site of the medieval festival on Sunday, July 10. read more

• Abbey loses a stalwart

  ONE of Tewkesbury Abbey's stalwart helpers has died at the age of 94. read more

• Wards shut as bug hits

  TEWKESBURY Hospital is closed after an outbreak of diarrhoea and vomiting. read more

• Litter... what's that all a-boat?

  A COTSWOLD woman has launched a one-woman campaign to tackle the problem of litter and fly-tipping in the area. read more

• Easter witness

  CHURCHES Together in Tewkesbury will be holding its traditional march of witness tomorrow. Marchers will leave the Baptist Church at 10.45am and process to the Methodist Church at the cross. They will sing a hymn there before returning to Cascades car park for a short service. read more

• From the archives

  100 Years Ago read more

• Children celebrate library's no fine policy

  YOUNG Broadway bookworms had plenty of reason to celebrate when they marked the first anniversary of no library fines. read more

• All good things combine in band

  VALE music lovers should prime their eardrums for a treat as the latest local supergroup showcase their talents. read more

• Cruise for Casuals

  EVESHAM Casuals pulled off a crucial victory in their quest to win the Worcester CB Indoor League last week. read more

• Dinner with Dougie

  FINE food, interesting chat and a galaxy of well-known cricketing faces is n the menu at Stratford's Moat House Hotel in May. read more

• An unusual view of animal forms

  CERAMIC artist Neil Ions, based at Chastleton, near Moreton, is returning to The Theatre Gallery in Chipping Norton with a new exhibition of his recent work. read more

• Service ends

  BROADWAY'S one stop shop service has been scrapped by Wychavon District Council because of lack of interest. read more

On this day: The Cotswolds Archive