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On this day: The Cotswolds Archive

The Cotswolds Archive

• View of the new housing described as a 'barracks'

  A DEVELOPER has issued artists' impressions of a proposed new estate on the former allotments in Bredon Road, Tewkesbury. read more

• Museum is NOT closing - curator

  TEWKESBURY Museum is not closing, it is only moving, says curator Maggie Thornton. read more

• Festival draws stars of piano

  THIS year's Chipping Campden Music Festival, which opens on Saturday, June 4, and runs until Wednesday, June 15, has some of the world's greatest pianists lined up including solo recitals from three major artists. read more

• The heat of Cuban rhythms

  FOR those who like their salsa hot, head to Cheltenham for a whirling kaleidoscope of dazzling colour and seductive glamour. read more

• The long note of the law

  POLICE officers keeping a different beat are coming to Broadway for a special concert. read more

• Concert raises the roof... and money

  AN exciting evening of music in Evesham will be providing locals with some special entertainment and raising money for sick children at the same time. read more

• Take your pick of musical styles

  CELTIC folksters, a top jazz show and a smoothy chart favourite - take your pick from the menu of different musical nights at Worcester's Huntingdon Hall. read more

• Get your teeth into town's jazz event

  STRATFORD is preparing for its first Big Jazz Explosion this Bank Holiday weekend. read more

• Pledges in Queen's speech welcomed

  THE Countryside Alliance has welcomed pledges in the Queen's Speech which address the sustainable development of the countryside and the implementation of many of the recommendations of the Haskins' Report. read more

• Alcester

  LOCAL HISTORY SOCIETY: The Victorian House was the subject of a talk by Nicole Burnett to Alcester and District Local History Society. The museum consultant presented the architecture and interior design of lower middle class town housing. read more

• All the filth of the fair...

  CONCERNS have been expressed after human excrement was deposited around a one-mile-square area of Stow following the gipsy horse fair. read more

• Parking: It's time to act

  TRADERS in Bishop's Cleeve are campaigning for more car parking in the centre of the village. read more

• Bomb day goes with (and without!) a bang

  CHILDREN at Queen Margaret's School in Priors Park got their hands on some real big boys' toys last week. read more

• Driving point home?

  The proliferation in recent years of cameras, hazard markings, white lines and reduced speed limits have steadily eroded my ability at getting from A to B in any reasonable time. read more

On this day: The Cotswolds Archive