Guilt-free charity cake? Sounds delicious
A CIRENCESTER charity campaigner has found a guilt-free and delicious way of raising money.
Teenage mum hits out at cramped housing
A PREGNANT teenage mother says she fears for her children's wellbeing because of the poor condition of her Fosseway home.
New signing hopes to boost Ciren's fortunes
CIRENCESTER Town manager Neil Hards is looking to improve the fortunes of the ailing Centurions with new signing James Rowe.
Town bids farewell to former headmistress
FOR June Stacey just three things mattered in life; God, work and family. But for a woman who taught so many children her family included most of the Cirencester community.
Local canon gears up for spiritual adventure
PEOPLE with a taste for adventure can enjoy a spiritual journey to the Holy Land this Easter.
School leads the way for healthy living
A CIRENCESTER school is top of the class when it comes to keeping its pupils fit and healthy.
High praise for local secondary school
A HIGH-flying Cirencester school will pass on tips for academic excellence to neighbouring institutions in recognition of its achievements.
Tributes paid to popular Janet
FOR a woman who lived on her own Janet Richens got through a lot of milk - her open door policy meant someone was always sitting at her kitchen table having a cup of tea and a chat.
Ciren juniors in the spotlight
THE Cotswolds' John Terrys and David Beckhams of the future enjoyed their 90 minutes of fame this week.
New year begins with storms in the Cotswolds
WILD weather brought a dramatic end to the year across the Cotswolds.
