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Cotswold Christmas draw to take place live on air
3:10pm Tuesday 2nd December 2008
THE Christmas draw for the North Cotswold Community Radio will be made live on air this Saturday, December 6, when listeners will also be able to find out how the show will be developed throughout 2009.
Comments (0)Stow Lowry sketch goes under the hammer
2:38pm Tuesday 2nd December 2008
A RARE pencil drawing of The Manor House, in Stow, by Laurence Stephen Lowry was auctioned off this week fetching over £7,000.
School production so popular it was cast twice
11:03am Tuesday 2nd December 2008
VISITORS to Shipston High School’s Christmas production of Aladdin at the weekend thought they were seeing double as not one but two casts of performers took to the stage.
Festival to turn spotlight on local film makers
9:38am Tuesday 2nd December 2008
BUDDING film makers across the Cotswolds are being invited to make a name for themselves by submitting work to the 2009 Viewfinder Film Festival.
Victorian Christmas returns to Bourton
11:40am Monday 1st December 2008
A STEP back in time awaits visitors to Bourton on Friday as the town prepares to once again host its popular Victorian Christmas Evening.
New skills available at Shipston training centre
11:30am Monday 1st December 2008
A TRAINING centre in Shipston is now offering people the chance to learn new skills which could help supplement their income.
Moreton ready for Christmas switch on
11:21am Monday 1st December 2008
BRAVE men and women from Moreton faced the wind and rain last week to ensure the town’s Christmas lights were erected in time for celebrations to begin.
Gloucestershire libraries launch 'Ask Us' service
2:00pm Sunday 30th November 2008
GLOUCESTERSHIRE County Council’s Libraries and Information department will launch its free ‘Ask Us’ service on Monday, December 1.
Dog owners failing to scoop the poop face on-the-spot fines
10:00am Sunday 30th November 2008
A CAMPAIGN has been launched to remind Cotswold dog owners to clean up after their pets or face on-the-spot fines.
Shipston motorists warned to ensure cars are locked
2:00pm Saturday 29th November 2008
MOTORISTS in Shipston and throughout Warwickshire have been warned to lock their cars when leaving property inside their vehicles.
More than £8,500-worth of tools stolen from Bourton workshop
10:00am Saturday 29th November 2008
THIEVES stole more than £8,500-worth of tools from a workshop on Bourton’s outskirts after forcing a window to gain entry sometime overnight between Wednesday, November 26 and Thursday, November 27.
Brazilian’s death was ‘inevitable’
12:10pm Friday 28th November 2008
A YOUNG Brazilian died when he was hit by a lorry while “stumbling around drunk” on a main road after his company’s annual dinner at Stow’s Grapevine Hotel, an inquest was told.
New mayor wants to work for everybody
12:01pm Friday 28th November 2008
STOW’s new mayor has vowed to work for the whole of the town’s community.
Low-cost homes will still be built, despite recession
12:00pm Friday 28th November 2008
LOW-cost homes designed to help people get on the housing ladder will still be built near Bourton, despite the credit crunch.
Gift fair helps home nurses
12:08pm Friday 28th November 2008
CHRISTMAS came early for Shipston Home Nursing when a fundraising event generated at least £5,700.
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Dog owners failing to scoop the poop face on-the-spot fines
A CAMPAIGN has been launched to remind Cotswold dog owners to clean up after their pets or face on-the-spot fines.
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