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On this day: Cirencester Archive

Cirencester Archive

• Theatregoers can't get enough of Joseph!

  THE EVERYMAN Theatre, Cheltenham, is delighted to announce that there will be an extra performance of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat which runs until Saturday, January 24. read more

• Andy, Joanna and all that jazz

  THE OXFORD Playhouse is delighted to announce the return of one of its favourites, the critically acclaimed saxophonist Andy Sheppard on Thursday, January 22. read more

• Flats for Cirencester print works site

  A PRINTING works site in Victoria Road, Cirencester, is to be redeveloped into flats. read more

• Flights, fights and a curry-loathing croc

  PETER Pan flies into the Bingham Hall for the first time ever when Peter Pan The Panto is performed by the Phoenix Revue Company from Thursday, January 22 until Saturday, January 24. read more

• A very naughty boy at Swindon

  THERE'S a lot to look forward to at Swindon Arts Centre where the drama season begins with A Very Naughty Boy, Adrian Poynton's play about the biggest Python loony of them all, Graham Chapman, on Friday, February 20. read more

• Cotswold tourism future looks brighter

  STOW-on-the-Wold's and Bourton-on-the-Water's beleaguered tourist industry is set for a good 2004, despite unfavourable exchange rates and increased security checks at American airports. read more

• Mother and baby 'lucky to be alive' after crash

  A CIRENCESTER mother and baby were taken to hospital after their car slid on ice, careered into another car and hit a wall. read more

• Without hesitation, repetition or much deviation - It's Sir Clement

  ON Sunday, February 1 at 7.30pm at The Sundial Theatre, Cirencester, without hesitation, repetition or much deviation, Sir Clement Freud will talk about his life. read more

On this day: Cirencester Archive