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• Appeal for leaders to maintain boom in Guiding's popularity

  AN urgent appeal has been launched to find a new volunteer to run Chipping Campden's Brownie pack, which may close if no one steps forward. read more

• Don't give thieves a free caravan trip

  POLICE in the Cotswolds are warning caravan owners to take extra precautions to secure their property in the run-up to the May Bank Holiday. read more

• Vandals attack new school activity area

  A NEW £15,000 activity area at a Cotswold school has been vandalised less than a year after parents raised £15,000 to pay for it. read more

• Band following footsteps of stars

  A COTSWOLD rock band are hoping it will be plain sailing when they travel from Chipping Campden to a gig in London's Camden Town on Monday. read more

• Stow's popular Dr King, 86, dies

  STOW doctor and community stalwart Katherine King has died of cancer aged 86. read more

• Ros's design is best baa none!

  A UNIQUE sculpture reflecting the history of Shipston has been commissioned for the town centre. read more

• Gold medal hat-trick for talented town swimmers

  TEWKESBURY Swimming Club took seven boys to the 25th annual Open Meet hosted by Haden Hill SC last Sunday when they secured a hat-trick of gold medals. read more

• Hail the unsung hero

  I would like to pay tribute to my father, Ted Annis, for all the hard work he has put in over the last 20 months to organise the magnificent military parade and open air commemorative service in Pershore on Sunday to celebrate the diamond anniversary of VE day. read more

• Fateh packs power punch

  BOURTON Vale returned home victorious from Saturday's opening Cherwell League clash of the new campaign. read more

• Entertainers outgrow their village hall

  AMATEUR dramatics has proved so popular at Willersey that the village hall is not big enough for the audiences productions now attract. read more

• Free open day

  Farncombe Estate Centre, just outside Broadway, is holding a free open day this Saturday, between 2pm and 5pm. read more

• Silver Georgian jugs stolen from unlocked car

  SILVERWARE dealers and collectors are being urged to be on their guard for offers of stolen property following a theft in Broadway. read more

• Organisers appeal for new store

  TEWKESBURY Medieval Festival needs somewhere to keep its equipment. read more

• The lighter side of Jesus the man

  A UNIQUE collection of international paintings, first shown at last year's Edinburgh Festival, is now in Tewkesbury. read more

• Foodies make a feast of festival

  TEWKESBURY'S first food and drink festival is being hailed as a great success, and plans are already under discussion to repeat it next year. read more

• Call for action on town centre

  Tewkesbury borough councillors are being asked to urge the county council to go ahead with its plans for a one- way system in the High Street and swifter enforcement of parking regulations. read more

• New mayor tells of her pride in adopted home

  CLAIRE Wright was installed as the new Tewkesbury Town Mayor before a packed Watson Hall on Monday night. read more

• Narrow defeat in opener

  NORTH Cotswold Young Cricketers Under-13s played their first league match of the season on Sunday against Banbury. read more

• New record in run riot

  LAST weekend proved to be a record breaking one for Evesham. read more

• Walker in the runs

  OPENING batsmen Alan Walker was the mainstay as Adlestrop recorded a weekend double. read more

On this day: The Cotswolds Archive