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On this day: The Cotswolds Archive

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• Icomb

  SPRING SHOW: On a chilly but sunny day, the show was surprisingly well attended by an enthusiastic number of local villagers and visitors from elsewhere. read more

• Hospices Lottery

  1st (£1,000) 20819, Worcester; 2nd (£100) 18858, Malvern; 3rd (£50) 16560, Worcester. read more

• Pistol Pete's on target to inspire title winners

  Dumbleton 122-2, Elmley Castle 114-6 read more

• No, thank you Laura!

  I'd like to thank everyone who has given so generously in supporting fundraising for 'The Friends of Pershore Hospital' by sponsoring my run in the London Marathon. read more

• Boorman on the mark for champs

  Dumbleton 122/2, Elmley Castle 114/6 read more

• Vintage car parade

  PARADE of vintage cars and a brass band performance are just two of the attractions booked for Broadway's village fete. The annual event is due to take place on the May 30, Bank Holiday Monday from 10am to 3pm. The fire engine will also be on hand to ensure the whole day is a flaming success. read more

• Godber on a trip to Paris

  APRIL in Paris is showing in April in Stratford this weekend, as part of the Shakespeare Birthday Celebrations. read more

• Demolish the barn

  PLANS to demolition a listed barn as part of the Russells development in Broadway have been submitted to Wychavon District Council. read more

• Ray's story on the big screen

  Ray's story on read more

• Laura's dream

  A BROADWAY student is hoping to make a difference to the lives of people thousands of miles away in Uganda. read more

• From the archives

  100 Years Ago read more

• Support of the crowd helped our Vivian

  Tewkesbury marathon runner Vivian Wright is recovering after taking part in the London marathon. read more

• Warriors' new chief

  THE Gloucestershire Warriors have been forced into a late change in their coaching staff just weeks before the start of the 2005 TOTALrl.com Rugby League Conference campaign kicks off. read more

• It's a bright day for winner Roy

  Evesham and District Disabled AC and Partnerships read more

• A Midsummer Night's Dream Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford

  THERE is magic in the air in the world of fantasy conjured up by Shakespeare in A Midsummer Night's Dream and the RSC's latest imagining of the play has its own measure of enchantment. read more

• All partners to play active roles

  Just a short note to set the record straight, regarding McDonald's response last week to the problem of fast food litter. read more

• Putting pen to paper re litter

  GIVEN the lack of time given to us to respond to Mr O'Donnell's letter to the Journal last week when, as chairman of Chacra, he complained of a lack of support from me in respect of litter in Charity Crescent; I am taking the opportunity to reply. read more

• The politics of World's wars

  I am bemused to read in the Journal Letter's page (14/04/05) that my earlier letters pleading for English children to be taught about their own innovative ancient culture has only engendered rather shaky arguments about the pros and cons of religion. read more

• Theory behind godless religion

  In response to Dr J F Young's' letter, 'Haven't got a prayer' in the Journal on Thursday, April 14th. read more

• A short burst on magic flute

  ENGLISH Touring Opera is making a stop-off in Malvern and moving in with a triple bill to suit all tastes. read more

On this day: The Cotswolds Archive