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• EastEnder Sid takes to the stage

  FOR many years Sid Owen played Eastenders' Ricky Butcher, the luckless mechanic with the heart of gold. read more

• Ali Baba has his Bacon

  THIS year Promenade Productions of Cheltenham present Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves at the Bacon Theatre at Dean Close School, Cheltenham, with all the usual mayhem and nonsense that goes with each of the company's traditional family pantomimes. read more

• Sleeping Beauty brings Cheltenham to life

  "SLEEPING Beauty is a magical show that's got something for all the family. read more

• 'Not Fare' say bus passengers

  COACH passengers travelling to London from Cirencester are paying up to 15 times more than people boarding at Cheltenham and Gloucester. read more

• Experimental time for students

  TETBURY sixth formers proved science is fascinating and fun by conducting a series of colourful experiments on Wednesday. read more

• Mother Goose is traditional fun

  THE production of Mother Goose at The Roses Theatre, Tewkesbury has all the ingredients of the traditional pantomime. read more

• DJ on song for national award

  A CIRENCESTER DJ has scooped a top national radio award. Simon Grout, 21, took the BBC1 gold award for best newcomer 2004 at the National Student Radio Awards. read more

• Glorious Glosters in merger

  THE Glorious Glosters were consigned to history this week following a controversial shake-up of infantry regiments across the country. read more

• Family show comes from the heart

  THIS CHRISTMAS the Wyvern Theatre has teamed up for the first time with renowned pantomime producer, One From The Heart, to bring Swindon a super family Christmas show. read more

• Dick Whittington comes to Cirencester

  CIRENCESTER'S very own pantomime this year is Dick Whittington, which will be performed at the Sundial Theatre at Cirencester College by the Cirencester Panto and Revue Company, with dancers from the Rochelle Stage School. read more

• Dogs wreak sheep havoc

  A SOUTH Cerney farmer who has had four sheep attacked is urging dog owners to keep their pets under control. read more

• Peter Pan provides family fun

  NEVERLAND comes to Oxford this Christmas as The Playhouse presents Peter Pan, which runs until Sunday, January 16, 2005. read more

• Government u-turn over army captain passport

  THE former British army captain who was refused British citizenship for spending too much time abroad is eligible for a passport, a Government minister has decided. read more

On this day: Cirencester Archive