AN ANIMAL rescue centre which was facing homelessness has now found a new base by merging with another rescue centre. The Cotswold Animal and Wild Bird Rescue was told several months ago it would have to leave its current premises on Beeches Road, Cirencester
WHEN Athelstan Players member Amanda Duffin dons her costume on May 17 she might feel somewhat underdressed. She is one of 15,000 women lining up to take part in the 2008 Moonwalk clad in specially decorated bras and not much else. It is the first major
A POPULAR Cotswolds bobby has retired. PC Reuben Wyatt, 51, was a well known face among villages in the Cotswolds for driving a mobile police station - which had visited on a regular basis for the past six years. The vehicles give rural communities
CIRENCESTER law firm Sewell, Mullings & Logie has announced it will merge with Stone King Solicitors as part of a strategic development to expand its services within the region. The new firm, which will come into existence on July 1, will be called Stone
