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• Cirencester champions with game spare

  Old Bristolians FS 1st XV 6, Cirencester 1st XV 22 read more

• Highworth Town 1 Bishops Cleeve 2

  MUCH of the game saw a considerably improved performance from Highworth against high-flying Bishops Cleeve who, historically, have always been a bogey team for the Town. read more

• Cotswold residents protest outside Westminster

  SCORES of Cotswold residents stood side by side with angry MPs and civic leaders from across the country in defence of community hospitals this week. read more

• Roadworks causing headache for traders

  TRADERS in Fairford are feeling the pinch after putting up with roadworks on their doorstep for two months. read more

• Last minute winner saves 1st XI from drop

  Cirencester Hockey Club Mens 1st XI 6, Bath Buccs Hockey Club B 5 read more

• Noel Coward classic comes to Cheltenham

  ONE of Noel Coward's finest and funniest comedies, Present Laughter, will be delighting anyone who loves to laugh when it comes to the Everyman from Monday to Saturday, April 3-8. read more

• Kiss tribute to play at corn hall

  DRESSED To Kill bring their excellent show to the Corn Hall tomorrow (Friday). read more

• Physical theatre celebrates bad hair days

  LED by artistic director John Godber, Hull Truck Theatre is renowned around the world for its innovative approach and dynamic creativity. read more

• Mosiac art showcase at Corinium museum

  ANCIENT meets modern in a perfect setting when 20 contemporary mosaic artists showcase their work at Cirencester's Corinium Museum. read more

• Custom-made Roman show comes to town

  ALEX Horne announces his debut UK tour but with a twist - Alex will only be performing in UK towns with Roman heritage and a Latin name! read more

• Plans for holiday home in cold war bunker

  A COLD War bunker in the Cotswolds could be developed into holiday accommodation if a planning inspector gives the project the green light this week. read more

• Brunel celebrates 200th anniversary

  THOUSANDS of people are expected to join Brunel's open-air party on Saturday, April 8, as Bristol celebrates the 200th anniversary of the birth of one of Britain's most famous engineers. read more

• Cirencester Hockey Club Mens 1st XI 6 Bath Buccs Hockey Club B 5

  IN THIS, the final match in Gerrard Premier Three, both teams had the chance to retain their place in the league. read more

• Old Bristolians FS 1st XV 6 Cirencester 1st XV 22

  CIRENCESTER have secured the Gloucester One League title with a match to go. read more

• Cirencester B's reach Division three

  TENSION was high in Cirencester's B's final match of the year against New Red Saints. read more

• Professor Bumm unveils crackpot madness

  PROFESSOR Bumm and his assistant Doctor Whee invite you to the unveiling of his latest invention in this crackpot comedy of made-up madness at Swindon Arts Centre on Saturday, April 1, between 2pm and 3pm. read more

• Monty python collaborator's tour hits Swindon

  AN INSIGHT into the weird and wonderful world of Monty Python collaborator will be given on Friday, March 31, at 8pm as the performer brings his new music show, Ego Warriors, to Swindon's Arts Centre. read more

On this day: Cirencester Archive