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Warden scheme to encourage respect for environment
Rob Latham 23/07YOUNGSTERS are being encouraged to respect the environment in a junior warden scheme. Fosseway Living, a social landlord, is looking for children aged four to ...»
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Coaching sessions to get youngsters fit
Rob Latham 23/07SPORTY youngsters can enjoy a series of coaching sessions to help them get fighting fit this summer. A range of different sports will be available ...»
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Flood-hit roads back on track
Rob Latham 23/07FLOOD damaged Cotswolds roads have seen millions of pounds spent on getting them back on track by Gloucestershire Highways. Roads, footpaths and bridges across the ...»
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New officer to tackle climate change in the Cotswolds
Rob Latham 23/07
CHANGES in the climate are top of the list for a new recruit at Cotswold District Council.
Kirsty Merritt, 22, was appointed Climate Change and ...»
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Youth service back on its feet
Rob Latham 23/07A VITAL youth service is getting back on its feet one year after it was destroyed by floods. Moreton-in-Marsh Youth Centre, based at the St ...»
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Flood fund trustees invited to Downing Street
Rob Latham 23/07
FLOOD fund trustees discussed their successful flood recovery efforts at Downing Street with the Chancellor of the Exchequer, on Wednesday (July 16).
Coun Sheila Jeffrey, ...»
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Flood memories shared on year on
Rob Latham 23/07
RESIDENTS rescued in last year's floods shared their memories at a one-year on event at Moreton-in-Marsh Fire Service College on Friday (July 18).
The college ...»
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Man arrested on suspicion of rape
Rob Latham 23/07POLICE have arrested a 19-year-old man from Stow-on-the-Wold on suspicion of rape at a homeless shelter in the town last Tuesday (July 15). A report ...»
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Three car head-on crash in Stow
Rob Latham 23/07THREE cars were involved in a head-on crash on the A436 near Stow-on-the-Wold. The road was closed for two hours after the three cars crashed ...»
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Card theft warning to truckers
Rob Latham 23/07HAULAGE companies and lorry drivers are being warned about a spate of fuel card thefts. Two lorry compounds in the Cotswolds have been broken into ...»
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Students walk for charity
Rob Latham 23/07
STUDENTS picked up the pace for charity in a traditional sponsored walk through the Cotswolds countryside last Tuesday (July 15).
About 1,000 students and staff ...»
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Teachers leave behind 100 years of service
Rob Latham 23/07
FOUR senior teachers at Winchcombe School are leaving their posts this summer after a combined service of a century.
The quartet leave behind them a ...»
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Cotswolds - 23/07
Warden scheme to encourage respect for environment»
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Cotswolds - 23/07
Coaching sessions to get youngsters fit»
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Cotswolds - 23/07
Flood-hit roads back on track»
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Cotswolds - 23/07
New officer to tackle climate change in the Cotswolds»
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Cotswolds - 23/07
Youth service back on its feet»
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Cotswolds - 23/07
Flood fund trustees invited to Downing Street»
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Cotswolds - 23/07
Flood memories shared on year on»
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Cotswolds - 23/07
Man arrested on suspicion of rape»
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Cotswolds - 23/07
Three car head-on crash in Stow»
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Cotswolds - 23/07
Card theft warning to truckers»
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Cotswolds - 23/07
Students walk for charity»
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Cotswolds - 23/07
Teachers leave behind 100 years of service»
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Tewkesbury - 23/07
Works underway on flood-hit roads»
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Tewkesbury - 23/07
New homes plan announced despite thousands signing petition»
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Tewkesbury - 23/07
Flood fund trustees visit Downing Street»
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Tewkesbury - 23/07
Walkers enjoy new paths through arboretum»
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Tewkesbury - 23/07
County flood recovery funds not enough»
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Tewkesbury - 23/07
Symbolic gesture puts town back on the map»
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Tewkesbury - 23/07
Rugby hero begins building work on sports pitch»
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Tewkesbury - 23/07
One year on since the floods»