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On this day: The Cotswolds Archive

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• 'Mindless vandals' tear down flower show signs

  RESIDENTS from Eckington were left upset at the weekend after signs detailing their forthcoming village flower show were pulled down. read more

• Everything goes at school

  TALENTED youngsters at Sedgeberrow First School will sing and dance for parents, governors and friends of the school when they perform their musical show Everything Goes. read more

• Bragg about

  HOT on the heels of his American tour in March, Billy Bragg embarks on the Hope Not Hate tour in April. It comes to Wulfrun Hall, Wolverhampton on Sunday, April 23 and tickets are priced £15 from the Midland Box Office on 01902 552121 or online at www.wolves-civic.co.uk. read more

• Grammy-winner to wow crowds

  FRESH from being awarded her fourth Grammy, Dianne Reeves looks set to wow crowds in the fantastic finale to the 2006 Cheltenham Jazz Festival. read more

• Patriotic feel about concert

  MUSIC fans with an eclectic taste should get themselves down to Huntingdon Hall and the Swan Theatre in April to enjoy a varied range of rare talent. read more

• Trailer overturns

  MOTORISTS travelling along the A44 near Broadway this week faced delays after an articulated lorry's trailer became disconnected from the cab and toppled over. read more

• Owners signal new era for luxury hotel

  A MAJOR £1 million-plus development which will create nine new bedrooms at the showpiece Lygon Arms Hotel in Broadway has been announced this week. read more

• The Hollow - Everyman, Cheltenham

  "WELL, Inspector, now we have all the evidence, there is only one possible conclusion... it's all a load of tosh." read more

• Romeo and Juliet, Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford

  Director Nancy Meckler's Romeo and Juliet had to be something special to launch The Complete Works Festival. read more

• Pupils showcase their acting skills

  BUDDING actors and actresses from across the Vale were out in force last week when they took part in the first drama festival of its kind in Pershore. read more

• Season is packed with stars of TV and films

  THERE's some of the most famous names in theatre, film, music and dance performing throughout the summer months at Malvern Theatres. read more

• Satisfying for school

  A 'satisfactory school with satisfactory value for money' - that was the overall finding of an Ofsted inspection carried out at Offenham First School. read more

• Chris is following in the footsteps of explorers

  A CHARLTON man following in the snowy footsteps of Sir Ranulph Fiennes after being chosen as one of only 18 people in the UK to go on an arctic expedition. read more

• Couple claim £70,000 in bank belongs to friend

  A VALE couple who claimed that £70,000 found in bank accounts in their name belonged to a friend went to the Court of Appeal last week in an effort to have their state benefits restored. read more

• Hits from musicals

  AVONBANK brass band in Evesham will perform a number of favourites including music from The Great Escape and Oklahoma at Evesham Arts Centre this month. read more

• Building a future for Cotswold landscape

  FOR the fourth year running, the Cotswold Conservation Board is offering people the chance to learn a useful rural skill. read more

• Extra day for the spring garden festival

  THE Spring Gardening Show on the Three Counties Showground is celebrating its coming of age this year - 21 years on from the small regional flower show which started it all off. read more

• DJs needed to aid patients' recovery

  SIX new disc-jockeys are needed to present weekend programmes on Evesham Hospital Radio. read more

• Hospital visitors paid £18,000 to park cars

  VISITORS who park their cars at Evesham Community Hospital paid more than £18,000 last year, according to figures released this week. read more

• Long wait to cross road

  FURTHER to the subject of pedestrians crossing the High Street. read more

On this day: The Cotswolds Archive