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On this day: The Cotswolds Archive

The Cotswolds Archive

• Shepherd's boys make history with derby win

  ASHTON overcame local rivals and Cotswold Hills League champions Overbury in a close first round match in the National Village Knockout on Sunday. read more

• Town councillors object to meeting hall scheme

  STOW Town Council has expressed its opposition to plans by the town's Plymouth Brethren to build nine homes at their base on Well Lane. read more

• Cups help rugby club mark 125th anniversary

  A PACKED week of events to mark the 125th anniversary of rugby in Stow got under way with a visit from the sport's most prestigious silverware. read more

• Appeal after woman dies

  AN 82-year-old pedestrian who was involved in a collision with a car in Stow has died in hospital. read more

• Entwistle auction fetches £112,500

  THE auction of treasures collected by the late rock star John Entwistle, bassist with The Who, fetched more than £112,000. read more

• Successful trial on airwaves looks likely to be repeated

  THE organisers of Winchcombe's community radio station have vowed to return to the airwaves following a successful two-day trial. read more

• Queen to be crowned during village May Day celebration

  BLOCKLEY villagers will be holding their traditional May Day celebrations on Monday. read more

• Olympic rower helping pupils to 'rise and shine'

  OLYMPIC rower Guin Batten has visited the Cotswold School to help launch a new scheme that will encourage pupils to 'rise and shine.' read more

• Fleetwood in fast lane

  Adam Fleetwood, who dominated the 2004 British Hillclimb Championship in his 3.5-litre V8 Gould single-seater, heads the cast at the start of the Prescott season this weekend. read more

• Clothes maketh the men

  IT may have been a bit over the top of sending home the pupil from Prince Henry High School because he wore brown shoes with his school uniform. read more

• Forties favourites out in Force

  FORTIES favourites are coming out in force in Pershore next weekend. read more

• Insight into terrorist talk

  WITH the threat from terrorists regularly in the news, a show in Malvern is set to give audiences an interesting and topical insight into the causes and effects of extreme action. read more

• Tension in drama

  A TENSE adult drama, Orphans, is being performed by the Rock Valley Theatre Company at The Everyman Theatre's Other Space studio in Cheltenham. read more

• New boys' cup triumph

  Moreton Rangers 4, St Marks 1 read more

• Campden quartet win national title

  FOUR students at Chipping Campden School have been crowned British Schools Senior Tennis Mixed Doubles Champions. read more

• Young rowers making waves

  Evesham's junior rowers made made waves when they took to the water in a weekend of regattas at Birmingham and Nottingham. read more

• Will gets it right to move to sixth

  MORETON speedster Will Waterman continued his assault on the Junior British Karting Championships with a fourth place finish in round two of the competition. read more

• Al's the marathon flyer

  AFTER a winter of hard training for Bourton Roadrunners, everything seemed worth it when London produced one of the best days for a marathon for years. read more

• Suspected overdose killed rocker's partner

  LISA Pritchett-Johnson, the girlfriend of the late Who bassist John Entwistle, had probably taken a fatal overdose of cocaine, US police believe. read more

• Planners approve Winslet's plans

  THE finishing touches to a Cotswold manor house owned by a celebrity couple have been approved by Cotswold District Council. read more

On this day: The Cotswolds Archive