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Cirencester Archive

• Fairford artist's work to show in London

  FAIRFORD artist Jake Sutton has had one of his portraits chosen to hang at the prestigious Royal Society of Portrait Painters' Annual Exhibition which takes place at the Mall Galleries, London, from May 2-18. read more

• Bristol Old Vic actors come to Cirencester

  BRISTOL Old Vic Theatre School will be visiting Brewery Arts, Cirencester on Saturday, May 17 at 7.30pm with the last of the great Restoration comedies - The Beaux' Strategem by George Farquar. read more

• Absract artist to show work in Bibury

  THE latest exhibition of paintings by Cotswold artist Anuk Naumann takes place at the Diane Breen Gallery at 15 The Street, Bibury from May 17-25. read more

• Cotswold victory for Conservative Party

  THE Conservatives stormed to victory in last Thursday's local government elections, becoming the first political group in Cotswold District Council's history to seize overall control of the authority. read more

• Drug addict to fight for rehab

  HEROIN addict Casey Goble is to fight in the courts to stay on the drug rehabilitation course he received after 'terrorising' the people of Cirencester. read more

• Old favourites by Joyce Grenfall to be performed

  JOYCE Grenfell is well known, loved and best remembered for her monologues, songs and comic writings. read more

• Kate Adie to share her war stories at the Wyvern Theatre

  RECKONED to be one of the greatest correspondents of our time and, until recently, chief news correspondent at the BBC, Kate Adie has travelled the world by cattle truck and armoured car, and had close encounters with bullets and bombs while reporting from most of the world's danger zones, including the massacre at Tiananmen Square and wars in the middle east, the Balkans and Africa. read more

• Team chill out after reaching Pole

  FORMER champion jockey Richard Dunwoody and his former Army commando team-mate Tony Martin overcame the odds to finish what has been dubbed the world's toughest race. read more

• Woman of many talents to light up Swindon with song

  JACQUELINE Dankworth, who comes to Swindon Arts Centre on Sunday, May 11 with her show entitled Singing the Blues (and Numerous Other Colours) is a woman of many talents. read more

On this day: Cirencester Archive