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• Angling extravaganza at NEC

  THE 2006 Go Fishing Show, Europe's largest angling event, will be casting off at Birmingham's NEC tomorrow. read more

• Pettifer pips pair in tussle at top

  Evesham Jubilee Society read more

• The pace of progress?

  THE census of 1981 reveals an Evesham community of 15,277 souls living within 5605 households. read more

• Enhancing your county services

  I would like to take this opportunity to put the record straight for your readers over our plans for the future of Register Offices in Gloucestershire. read more

• WDC does great job with waste

  I write in response to your article about Mr Heppenstall threatening to take Wychavon District Council to court - for the sake an extra black rubbish bag! read more

• A Little laugh at the green envy!

  I COULD not help but have a little laugh to myself when I read about Mr John Heppenstall of Eastside, North Littleton, complaining about being supplied with two black sacks each week free of charge by Wychavon District Council. read more

• Crossing ocean in road debate

  Three cheers for the mother who is calling for an additional pedestrian crossing on the A429 Fosseway in Moreton. read more

• Care 'n comfort in local ward

  I RECENTLY went to have an operation at Evesham Community Hospital. read more

• Architect aims to leave a mark where floods start

  TEWKESBURY architect Mungo Park wants to see Tewkesbury's flood plain marked with a collection of sculptures. read more

• Third World donations firm 'not a charity'

  AN organisation calling itself Donate and Recycle which is targeting homes in Tewkesbury is not a charity, according to trading standards officers. read more

• Mystery as historic house is bulldozed

  MYSTERY surrounds how a bulldozer almost demolished a listed 16th century house in Apperley. read more

• Emma sets standards

  WHEN it comes to standards, Evesham's Emma Kearsey could teach most of us a thing or two. read more

• Radio 2 links with festival

  IN an exciting new development for 2006, BBC Radio 2 is collaborating with this year's Cheltenham Jazz Festival. read more

• Sound of three cellos in parish

  THE unusual but delightful sound of three cellos will be heard at the Parish Music concert in Alstone Church on Saturday, March 4. read more

• Special two-part piano concert

  WORCESTER Concert Club presents the second in a series of special two-part concerts with a special pre-concert by Worcester Jazz Youth Orchestra who will be playing a set of much-loved Big Band favourites. read more

• International stars stop off in Evesham

  ONE of the world's most celebrated and widely travelled ensembles promise an outstanding concert in Evesham tomorrow. read more

• RSPCA and farmers in bovine TB dispute

  FARMERS in Gloucestershire have accused the RSPCA of being selective in its concern for animal welfare in the newspaper advertising campaign it has launched on the issue of badgers and their role in TB in cattle. read more

• Sarah guides farmers' green policies

  SARAH Faulkner has been appointed as a policy adviser with specific responsibilities for the environment at the National Farmers' Union's West Midlands office. read more

• Revenge and back to winning ways

  Old Leamingtonians III 10, read more

• Pool quest hit by shock setbacks

  Dursley 41, Stow U-13 12pts read more

On this day: The Cotswolds Archive