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• Winchcombe: Chef helps create burning desire to learn to cook

  CHEF Rob Rees didn't have to burn much energy to get youngsters at Winchcombe School interested in cooking. read more

• Tim to battle bad behaviour

  RESIDENTS in the North Cotswolds have a new champion in the battle against anti-social behaviour. read more

• Illegal drivers face losing car

  POLICE in Gloucestershire are getting tough on drivers without insurance as part of a tough new policy to improve the safety of county roads. read more

• New hall is great asset for the community

  VILLAGERS in Admington and Quinton are toasting their new village hall. read more

• Speech day bears witness to success

  PUPILS at The Cotswold School in Bourton are setting the bar very high in academic, artistic and sporting fields. read more

• Clean sweep call

  COTSWOLD District Council is calling for a clean sweep for autumn. read more

• Schools agree on best answer - with sadness

  THE proposed amalgamation between Didbrook and Toddington Primary Schools has got the final seal of approval - with two headteachers left fighting for one job. read more

• Second home owners help fund £900,000 worth of projects

  COTSWOLD District Council has ploughed £900,000 into local projects from the council tax paid by second home owners in the area. read more

• Town centre funfair rejected

  COTSWOLD District Council has rejected a road closure for Stow's Square which would have allowed a funfair in the town next week. read more

• County council leader in conference lock-out

  THE leader of Gloucestershire County Council, Barry Dare, was furious after being effectively turned away from the Conservative Party Conference, held in Bournemouth this week. read more

• From the archives - October 5, 2006

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• From the inner city to outer well-being

  THE letters in recent months regarding the skate park in Abbey Park have been of great interest to me. I am a great grandmother and am very pro-skate parks and think these should be a must for youngsters in every town. read more

• Blockley: Health conscious pupils celebrate at double

  PUPILS at Blockley Primary School have a double celebration this week. read more

• Blockley: Residents force review of hall's licence after noise complaints

  COMPLAINTS from residents about noise and nuisance from St George's Hall in Blockley have prompted a review of the premise's licence by Cotswold District Council. read more

• Chipping Campden: Decision imminent on ping-pong bins

  THE row over a permanent home for Chipping Campden's 13 recycling banks will come to a head on Tuesday. read more

• Winchcombe: Residents mop up after downpour lead to flooding in town

  RESIDENTS in Winchcombe were mopping up after torrential rain hit the area at the weekend, flooding several houses in Vineyard Street. read more

• Shipston: Bunny burglaries

  POLICE charged a teenager with burglary and the theft of rabbits after seven pet rabbits were taken from their hutches in gardens in Tredington and Shipston. read more

• Shipston: Assess your own fire risk

  SHIPSTON businesses have been issued with a final reminder over changes to fire safety legislation which came into force this week. read more

• Shipston: Company responds to plea for equipment

  SHIPSTON First Responders have been presented with a potentially life-saving new automated external defibrillator by Turbine Blading Ltd. read more

• Shipston: Shipston 'striking' say In Bloom panel

  SHIPSTON'S summer floral colour scheme of red and yellow was applauded as "striking" by judges in this year's Heart of England in Bloom competition which awarded the town a Silver Gilt medal. read more

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