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On this day: Cirencester Archive

Cirencester Archive

• English Touring Opera bring tales of scandal, seduction and desire to the Everyman.

  SCANDAL, seduction, desire and decadence make for a sizzling week on stage when English Touring Opera brings 'La Traviata' and 'Don Giovanni' to the Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham from April 9-13. read more

• Tetbury traders call for CCTV scheme in town centre to cut crime.

  THERE is an urgent need for CCTV equipment in Tetbury town centre after businesses were targeted in recent attacks, said traders. read more

• It's the battle of the sitcoms at Brewery Arts.

  HAVE they found the new Friends? The New Frasier? The new Fawlty Towers? Only YOU can decide. read more

• TaurusVoice comes to Cirencester.

  ON Friday, April 12 Bristol theatre company TaurusVoice will be performing an exciting production of the 'Gospel of St John' at Brewery Arts, Cirencester. This is a new look at the well known story of love, death and resurrection performed by three actors with props consisting of two chairs and one table. read more

• Parents raise cash for meningitis research in memory of tragic Katrina.

  CIRENCESTER parents Mike and Lesley Johnson, whose 16 year-old daughter Katrina died of meningitis last year, have raised over £3,000 to help fund vital research into the devastating disease. read more

• Top band Lindisfarne are ready to rock into Swindon.

  LINDISFARNE first appeared out of Tyneside in the early 70s with an instantly recognisable style which combines memorable songs, rootsy instrumentation and rock sensibility. They produced a clutch of hit records such as 'Meet Me On The Corner', 'Lady Eleanor,' 'Fog On The Tyne' (the top selling British album of 1972) and 'Run For Home,' which bucked the current trends but have since acquired classic status. read more

On this day: Cirencester Archive