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On this day: The Cotswolds Archive

The Cotswolds Archive

• Steve sets the scene for his first art show

  AN artist whose work has been seen by millions of people without them ever knowing it is holding his first exhibition in Shipston. read more

• Security top of police initiative

  GLOUCESTERSHIRE pol-ice has launched a six-week spring crackdown on crime in the Cotswolds with events in Moreton and Stow. read more

• Journal helps garden project

  TWO campaigning mums who raised more than £100,000 to build a playground in Shipston are ready to add to their achievements, thanks to an appeal in the Cotswold Journal. read more

• People-power the key as Lido opens

  THE Lido at Chipping Norton, now under community control, is due to re-open on Sunday with a five-kilometre fun run and pool party. read more

• Making mosaics is part of the holiday fun for children

  COTSWOLD District Council's Corinium Museum has arranged a series of events in Moreton, Bourton and Stow at half-term. read more

• Fund to pay for nurse

  COTSWOLD fund-raisers have been thanked for their help in bringing a new specialist nurse to Gloucestershire. read more

• Boom-time at the horse fair

  PUPPIES, palm readings, pots, piebald ponies and porcelain were all haggled over at one of the biggest Stow fairs for years. read more

• Putting the case for the council

  I feel that I really must comment on those who are unfairly maligning Wychavon District Council, in particular, some of the local Clergy. read more

• Join Peter on a trip to Peru

  SIT back and relax in Pershore while experiencing a trip round Peru when a new show comes to Number 8. read more

• Murder in mind at Malvern

  A RETIRED tennis star married his wife for her money but finds out she's in love with another man. read more

• Dance version of Hamlet

  TWO interesting dance events are being staged in Tewkesbury next week. read more

• Spirited tale of curses

  WATCH out for 'a spirited tale of curses, crimes and desperation' at The Swan Theatre in Worcester - all set in song. read more

• Drum with the Flying Gorillas

  FLYING Gorillas Singing with the Feet - it's not a strange hallucination, it's a drumming and dancing show coming to a Worcestershire village. The Flying Gorillas are bringing their South American Bombos to Wythall Community Club on Saturday for a show with a truly international theme. read more

• Record breaker steams in for heritage line's big day

  THE locomotive believed to have been first to break the 100mph barrier in 1903 was the star of the Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway's spring steam gala. read more

• Police to upgrade village contact points

  GLOUCESTERSHIRE Constabulary has begun modernising its Police Information Points - PiPs - across the Cotswolds. read more

• Flowers will boost nursing care

  THE organiser of Shipston Home Nursing's annual fund-raising flower sale is hoping to better the £2,500 that was raised in less than two hours last year. read more

• Town wants to save royal tree

  A PETITION has been launched to save an historic tree in Shipston, which has been identified for felling by a housing authority. read more

• Pickpockets alert after thefts at market

  POLICE in Moreton are urging visitors the town's weekly market to keep a close eye on their valuables while they shop to avoid becoming victims of pickpockets. read more

• Solving hedge snags may land a £550 fee

  COTSWOLD District Council is urging residents to negotiate with their neighbours to resolve high hedge disputes as it prepares to implement new laws next month. read more

• Pub's £4,000 fun day

  A FUN day organised by the licensees of a Stow pub raised at least £3,800 for local youngsters. read more

On this day: The Cotswolds Archive