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Cirencester Archive

• Rural cinema takes off

  RURAL cinema in the South Cotswolds is really taking off as people find how stress free and convenient it is to pop down to their village hall and share an evening's entertainment with friends and neighbours - all for the price of hiring a video. read more

• Top Tory Timothy's "chain gang" shame

  THIS man lives in an historic mansion, has several cars and is the chairman of Cotswold District Council. read more

• Uncle Arly to provide the laughs

  INSTEAD of The Man Next Door, billed as the opening production of the Sundial Theatre's autumn season, Hoipolloi Theatre Company presents My Uncle Arly, on Tuesday, September 30, instead. read more

• Victory for Purton FC is far from convincing

  PURTON FC collected three more Hellenic League points on home territory last Saturday when defeating bottom-of-the-table Adderbury Park by two goals to nil. read more

• Model car enthusiasts compete on a longer track

  GLORIOUS sunshine set the scene for a great day of racing for the Cotswold Model Car Club on September 13. read more

• Town team defeats local rivals in an FA Cup qualifier

  CIRENCESTER Town will be relieved to have achieved a close but well deserved 2-1 win over local rivals Swindon Supermarine in Saturday's FA Cup match at the Corinium Stadium - although the margin of victory could so easily have been greater. read more

• Led Zep tribute band to rock Cirencester

  WHOLE Lotta Led - the Led Zepplin tribute band - bring their acclaimed show to The Corn Hall, Cirencester on Saturday, September 20. read more

• Celebrity musician set for parish church

  CIRENCESTER Parish Church is to host to a special music weekend with international celebrity musician Stephen Cleobury, director of music at King's College Chapel, Cambridge, home of the world famous choir. read more

• Local runner Ferris happy to be heading the charts

  BOB Ferris was happy to maintain a lead over his Cirencester Athletic Club rivals in last Sunday's Witney ten-mile race to increase his lead in the club's road race championship. read more

• Minety Rugby Club are ringing the changes

  MINETY RFC are ringing the changes this season with new captains and vice-captains for the two senior teams along with a new chairman and president. read more

• Cirencester RFC lose first game of a new campaign

  CIRENCESTER RFC first team slumped to a disappointing defeat to league new boys Chipping Sodbury in the first fixture of their 2003/4 campaign. read more

• Cirencester and District Football League round-up

  TETBURY Town maintained the top spot in Division One of the Cirencester and District Football League with an 8-0 mauling of Ampney United who are experiencing a torrid return to the league. read more

• New season at Sundial

  THE Sundial Film Club based at Cirencester College starts its second season in September. read more

• Malmesbury Skittle League entering a new era

  MALMESBURY and District Skittle League's 2003/4 league season began last week and, for teams in Division 1, it was the start of a new era. read more

• Nitroject team achieves some first-class results

  NITROJET Action Sports from Cirencester were well represented at the fifth and penultimate round of the British Jet Sport Racing Championship at Tees Barrage. read more

• Fairford looking for top form in FA Vase trip to Bridport

  FAIRFORD Town will need to be on their very top form on their travels to Bridport this Saturday for an FA Vase second round qualifier. read more

On this day: Cirencester Archive