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On this day: The Cotswolds Archive

The Cotswolds Archive

• Decision day for Save Our Hospital campaign

  THE future of Evesham Community Hospital will be debated next Wednesday and the thousands of people who have rallied to the call to save services in the town are anxiously waiting on the outcome. read more

• Fears grow for missing mother and daughter

  POLICE and social services staff are becoming increasingly concerned about the disappearance of a mother and daughter from their home in Stow. read more

• Three injured in collision

  THREE people were injured in an accident at Little Wolford. read more

• Delving into the past

  COTSWOLD youngsters will be delving into the past when they take part in a series of events for Family Learning Week. read more

• Darker days make it easier for thieves

  COTSWOLD residents are being warned to check home security before the clocks go back at the end of October. read more

• Gladys is ready for centenary celebrations

  THERE will be celebrations all round when a Kingham resident marks her 100th birthday next month. read more

• 'No blame' as brothers break legs

  A COTSWOLD football team has been exonerated after two players from an opposing team broke their legs during a recent match. read more

• The deadly menace...

  SO Defra have issued further guidelines on the control of ragwort. read more

• Behind the scenes

  SOME special RSC events are offering audiences a bit of extra background into current productions. read more

• Plays focus on black history

  TWO productions celebrating Black History Month are being staged at local theatres. read more

• Workshops for young actors

  STRATFORD-based Carpe Diem Theatre's autumn term has begun with classes at Evesham Arts Centre on Monday evenings. Acting workshops for students from year three to age 21 are available. read more

• Chop, chop, the Mikado's here!

  AN award-winning production of the Gilbert and Sullivan favourite The Mikado comes to Malvern next week. read more

• Appeal for more to save lives

  MORE volunteers are still required to operate a new life-saving defibrillator which has arrived in Ilmington. read more

• Dutch Lewis Broadband - The Plough, Pershore

  SCORES of jazz fans turned up at the Plough in Pershore at the weekend for the eagerly-awaited return of the Dutch Lewis Broadband. They were not disappointed. read more

• Actor Janine finds a pretty good reason to enjoy her new life

  FROM the hustle and bustle of Johannesburg to the tranquility of Stow was a big step for actor Janine Hornsby but it was all part of a journey she hopes will lead to a career in theatre. read more

• Meeting on health future

  LEADING health chiefs are expected to address a meeting in Bourton later today to allay fears over the future of the Moore Cottage Hospital. read more

• Town's radio station brings variety to life

  RADIO Winchcombe is looking for a live audience to help record a variety show to be aired at the end of October. read more

• Shipston

  ARTS AND CRAFTS SOCIETY: The first meeting after the summer break, during which time members enjoyed a trip to Highgrove, was on Tuesday, September 20. Josephine Morgan gave an insight into Chinese brush painting. She started with painting an orchid - the perfect woman model - then bamboo, the male equivalent. Her work accompanied by a commentary with anecdotes of her time in China learning the trade. read more

• Chipping Campden

  DEBATING SOCIETY: The new season got off to a stimulating and lively start on Saturday, in the Church Rooms. In front of about 50 people, a panel debated one of the hot political topics of the moment, 'This house believes that it is the duty of democratic nations to encourage the spread of democracy.' read more

• Eckington

  JUMBLE SALE: Will be held on Saturday, October 29, 2pm, in the village hall, in aid of the County Air Ambulance and the village hall. read more

On this day: The Cotswolds Archive