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On this day: Cirencester Archive

Cirencester Archive

• Former soccer ref keeps kids aiming straight

  HE'S kept football hardmen like Roy Keane and Paul Ince in check and faced a barrage of chants from thousands of fans. read more

• Report paints a pretty picture of Cotswolds

  THERE is so much space in the Cotswolds that there are just 69 of us in each square kilometre. According to the latest survey of regional trends, the tourist brochures are right - if you want to get away from it all then the Cotswolds really is one of the best places to come. read more

• Book your seat for literature festival

  AS always the annual Cheltenham Festival of Literature Spring Weekend, which runs from Friday, April 2 to Sunday, April 4, gathers together an amazing selection of the very finest writers, performers, historians, poets and critics. read more

• Report paints a pretty picture of Cotswolds

  THERE is so much space in the Cotswolds that there are just 69 of us in each square kilometre. read more

• Music from the courts of kings

  WITH recent interest in the life of Charles I and II through television and film, two concerts in Cirencester, a week apart, will focus on music from the royal courts of the two kings. read more

• London gallery paintings without London gallery prices

  THE Lansdown Art Club's Spring Exhibition runs from Saturday, March 27 to Saturday, April 3 at the Subscription Rooms in Stroud when over 150 works will be for sale. read more

• Relive the madness of Madness

  THE ultimate tribute to Madness, 1 Step Below, step onto the stage at The Corn Hall, Cirencester on April 3 at 8.45pm. read more

• Your chance to explore Concorde's cabin

  THE unique collection which shows the history and achievement of the Bristol aircraft and aerospace industry in hangar A1 at Kemble Airfield, near Cirencester, opens again for the summer on Good Friday, April 9. read more

On this day: Cirencester Archive