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On this day: The Cotswolds Archive

The Cotswolds Archive

• One woman's plea to the health bosses:don't do it!

  Grandmother Ivy Osgood is more determined than most to fight plans to close The Willows stroke unit - she believes it has saved her husband's life. read more

• Two-star status health trust performing well

  COTSWOLD and Vale Primary Care Trust has retained its two-star status for the third year running. read more

• Trader's anger over business sign rules

  A BOURTON resident is angry after her attempts to promote her business have repeatedly hit hurdles. read more

• Village is second for being healthy

  MICKLETON has been named as runner-up in the Calor Gloucestershire Village of the year. read more

• Villagers' delight as threatened pub saved

  VILLAGERS in Bourton-on-the-Hill are celebrating the take-over of the Horse and Groom pub, once under threat of redevelopment. read more

• Cash for domestic violence services

  A SERVICE which provides help for victims of domestic violence across West Oxfordshire has received a £4,000 cash boost. read more

• Fire merger could see lives lost -MP

  COTSWOLD MP Geoffrey Clifton-Brown has slammed government plans to regionalise fire control centres. read more

• School makes the Artsmark

  Staff and children at a Willersey school were jumping for joy when they won a nationally-recognised award. read more

• Tourist garden's badge of quality

  A BLOCKLEY tourist attraction has been recognised for its standards of excellence. read more

• Hospital's good news

  WHAT a wonderful news for the North Cotswolds is announced on your front page, Cotswold Journal July 21. A new hospital in Moreton. read more

• Show goes on in August

  AUGUST won't be entirely quiet at Number 8 - there will be plenty going on while other theatres take a break. read more

• Dessert's not all sweetness

  Well-known faces faces from stage and screen are coming together for a farcical frolic in Cheltenham. read more

• Express pulls in to Brum

  STAGE spectacular Starlight Express is coming to the Birmingham Hippodrome, running from August 10 to September 10. 'The fastest show on earth' is on its first UK tour after its 18-year West End run. It features 20 of Andrew Lloyd Webber's songs as well as its famous thrilling roller racing action. read more

• Plans to install a POD for Shipston youths

  YOUNG people in Shipston will benefit from a new recreational facility if plans are given the green light. read more

• Pupils serve up win

  BUDDING Shipston tennis stars have netted a win in the county championships. read more

• Pasadenas raise the roof for new season

  THE twelve-strong Pasadena Roof Orchestra will be transporting audiences back to the 1920s and 30s for the first live event lined up for Pershore's Number 8 arts centre autumn season. read more

• Youngsters have amaiz-ing time

  STAFF and pupils at Broadway and Tower-view playgroup enjoyed a day in the sun as they visited the maize maze at Hidcote. read more

• £100,000 up for grabs to improve Cotswolds

  A GENEROUS £100,000 cash boost is available to organisations looking to improve an area of outstanding natural beauty in the Cotswolds. read more

• Footballers' thank you to medics after horrific crash

  AN Evesham football team hopes to raise thousands of pounds for charity after players were involved in an horrific car crash. read more

• 23,306 reasons why they should leave wards alone!

  ALMOST 24,000 people have now penned their opposition to the proposal to close two wards at Evesham Community Hospital and reduce services to a third. read more

On this day: The Cotswolds Archive