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On this day: The Cotswolds Archive

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• Tribute to legendary Carpenters

  TEWKESBURY theatre's latest line up of acts will aim to please fans at both ends of the age spectrum. read more

• Festival to promote best of British food

  VERY exciting things are being planned in the Vale of Evesham and North Cotswolds for British Food Fortnight in the autumn. read more

• Farm to welcome visitors for open day

  FIELD gates on Bredon Hill will be open on Sunday, June 11, when Overbury Farms welcomes visitors on one of the LEAF, Linking Environment and Farming, National Farm Open Days. read more

• Jake's plight is the tip of home crisis iceberg

  JAKE has spent the last few weeks 'sofa surfing', sleeping at different friends' houses, or staying in hostels or bed and breakfasts. read more

• Julius Caesar - Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford

  COMEDY is not usually high on the agenda of expectations with Shakespeare's Caesar. read more

• Paul brings pleasures of rural life into your homes

  FORMER New Wave musician turned TV producer and director Paul Aitken starts strumming one of his favourite tunes - Blackbird - from the Beatles' White Album - and the choice is entirely appropriate. read more

• Does CCTV curb crime?

  TEWKESBURY'S town councillors are demanding more information about the value of the town's CCTV cameras before spending any more money on them. read more

• Winning banner-makers do the sensible thing!

  BANNERS on the theme of Awaken Your Senses are going up in Tewkesbury High Street to mark the borough council's first arts festival. read more

• Girl, 12, victim of fake cameraman

  A 23-YEAR-OLD Tewkesbury man sexually assaulted a 12-year-old girl after duping her into believing he was a photographer and offering her £500 to pose naked, a court heard this week. read more

• More trouble for borough council

  ONLY weeks after being slated by the Audit Commission, Tewkesbury Borough Council is in the firing line again read more

• Support Macmillan event

  AT a recent well-supported evening hosted by Mr and Mrs Derek Smith at their Offenham home, the Vale of Evesham group Macmillan Cancer Relief held a combined jazz evening and auction of promises. Refreshments were supplied by the committee and all the promises were kindly donated by both local businesses and private individuals, to whom sincere thanks are due. After brisk and generous bidding, and also many contributions the total amount raised was £5,905.76. read more

On this day: The Cotswolds Archive