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• Luff quizzes PM over cuts

  EVESHAM MP Peter Luff fired off an angry letter to Tony Blair after Prime Minister's question time in the Commons. read more

• Flights of fantasy

  IMAGES inspired by music are on display in Chipping Campden. read more

• A sporting chance for keen young players

  YOUNG sports fans across the Cotswolds will benefit from a free programme of events this summer holiday. read more

• Outdoor art show highight for town

  MORETON'S first outdoor art exhibition, which will highlight artistic talent in the North Cotswold area, will open next month. read more

• Parents worry at village class sizes

  A BLOCKLEY mum is worried about growing class sizes at the village primary school. read more

• Morse star drops in for school celebration

  A HUNDRED years of education has been marked at centenary celebrations at a Chipping Norton School. read more

• Better Evesham rules

  Re Anger At River Festival - Mr P Wells' letter. I wasn't going to waste my time responding to this as I felt the number of people who came to watch and enjoy the festival, the illuminations and the fireworks were answer enough. read more

• Take a Journey with writers

  THIRTY-TWO local writers have banded together to produce a show called Journeys, being staged at The Everyman's Other Space studio theatre in Cheltenham. read more

• Chorus singers ready to step into limelight

  A SPECIAL one-off performance is planned at Longborough Festival Opera next week. read more

• Tense play

  'THRILLING, edge-of-your-seat fun is guaranteed' say the producers of a new stage version of the classic thriller The 39 Steps, coming to Malvern. read more

• Animals are magic for primary pupils

  ANIMAL antics kept the youngsters amused at Shipston Primary School this week. read more

• Jesus Christ Superstar, Everyman, Cheltenham

  THE character Caiaphas sums it up: "One thing I'll say for him, Jesus is cool." read more

• RSC to stage the Complete Works

  AN exciting year-long Shakespeare festival, bringing together all of his works for the first time, has been announced in Stratford. read more

• Behave or else, as club re-opens

  YOUNGSTERS attending Bourton's youth club must now to sign a strict code of conduct after a spate of unruly behaviour and vandalism. read more

• Pupils do a shady deal to raise cash for guide dogs charity

  SHADE-wearing pupils enjoyed an eye-opening experience at a Long Compton school. read more

• Praise for GP after girl's pencil drama

  A WESTON Subedge mum has praised a GP who successfully removed a two-inch pencil embedded in her young daughter's arm. read more

• Helping Monty beat the Nazis

  THE life of the legendary Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery who helped lead the Allies to victory in the Second World War will be told in a new book called Watching Monty. read more

• Letters off to minister

  MORE than 300 letters protesting at the planned cuts at Evesham Community Hospital were being posted off to the offices of health secretary Patricia Hewitt. read more

• Thousands rally to save hospital

  A CROWD of around 3,000 gathered in the centre of Evesham at the weekend to protest at the proposed downgrading of the town's community hospital. read more

• United we stand

  A crowd of 3,000 people gathered in the centre of Evesham on Sunday to send a message to local health chiefs. read more

On this day: The Cotswolds Archive