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Problem open space to become garden for residents

9:00am Monday 22nd March 2010

A PROBLEM open space in Pershore is to become a garden area tended to by local residents after the results of a questionnaire were announced.

Take the Living for Tomorrow challenge

5:20am Monday 22nd March 2010

VALE people can take steps towards a sustainable lifestyle with the county council’s Living for Tomorrow' challenge.

Unemployment figures up five per cent

5:00pm Sunday 21st March 2010

THE county’s latest unemployment statistics revealed that the claimant count for February was up by more than five per cent on last year.

Best-selling author in Broadway book signing

11:40am Sunday 21st March 2010

THE best-selling author of thrilling tales of murder and mystery in the Cotswolds came to Broadway for a special book signing.

Keen scientists win first prize

9:20am Sunday 21st March 2010

A DEBURRING tool developed by scientists at Pershore High School saw them win big at a national competition.

Easter Fayre in aid of chapelry

2:10pm Saturday 20th March 2010

AN Easter Fayre and coffee morning is being held at the Village Room in Throckmorton next Saturday (27).

Big names to headline at Cornbury Festival

11:30am Saturday 20th March 2010

ACCLAIMED singer-songwriter David Gray, New Wave rockers Squeeze and legendary American rocker Jackson Browne have been confirmed as headline performers at the annual Cornbury Festival, held near Charlbury, Oxfordshire, on the weekend of July 3-4.

Student journalists produce own publication

9:10am Saturday 20th March 2010

BUDDING journalists at Prince Henry’s High School turned their classrooms into Fleet Street for a day.

Canaries stolen from Vale aviary

1:56pm Friday 19th March 2010

CANARIES worth £640 have been stolen from a Honeybourne aviary.

Five arrests made on Ladies Day of festival

9:49am Friday 19th March 2010

FIVE arrests were made on Ladies Day at the Cheltenham Festival yesterday.

Drug dealer ordered to hand over £3,000 assets

9:00am Friday 19th March 2010

A DRUG dealer currently serving a 30-month jail sentence has been ordered to hand over assets worth £3,010.

Broadway pupils and staff celebrate good Ofsted

8:20am Friday 19th March 2010

CHILDREN and staff at St Mary’s Primary School in Broadway are celebrating a good Ofsted report. Inspectors noted that teaching was particularly strong in English and mathematics so that by Year 6, pupils become confident in solving mathematical problems and expressing themselves in writing.

Planning appeal after Badsey housing plans rejected

7:30am Friday 19th March 2010

A PLANNING appeal has been lodged with Wychavon over proposals to build almost 40 new homes in Badsey.

Raffle tickets still up for grabs for sports car

6:10am Friday 19th March 2010

THERE are just two weeks left to buy tickets for the St Richard’s Hospice raffle to win a unique silver Morgan sports car.

300 festival tickets stolen

1:30pm Thursday 18th March 2010

ABOUT 300 Cheltenham Festival tickets were stolen from the site this morning.

Peaceful St Patrick's Day at Cheltenham Festival

1:10pm Thursday 18th March 2010

ST Patrick’s Day at Cheltenham Festival passed off with only a small number of police incidents.

Scheme to restore rail line proposed

11:22am Thursday 18th March 2010

HONEYBOURNE Station could become a far busier stop-off point on the Cotswold Line if plans to reinstate a former rail route are approved.

Plan for a roller skating rink in summer holiday

11:22am Thursday 18th March 2010

ROLLER skating could be coming to Evesham this summer following the success of December’s ice rink.

‘Shortchanged’ on hospital plan

11:24am Thursday 18th March 2010

A LACK of consultation about proposals to change the way Vale hospitals are run has been described as “disgusting”.

A child could be the next victim!

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11:24am Thursday 18th March 2010

A WOMAN from Evesham fears a child will be killed along Badsey Lane after her cat was mown down by a speeding motorist.




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