Cirencester Town boss Charlie Griffin hailed his players achievement after they scored their 100th league goal in their 5-0 against Street. Alan Griffin and Owen Windsor scored twice to put the Centurions on 99 before Jack Freeman netted the landmark
Do you recognise this jewellery? Police are looking to reunite the items found near Chedworth with its owner. If you believe the jewellery belongs to you or you know who it belongs to, call police on 101 and quote incident number 256 of March
Cirencester Town reached 100 league goals for the campaign as they trounced Street to further tighten their grip on a play-off place. Owen Windsor and Alan Griffin both scored twice before Jack Freeman got the 100th goal for the Centurions in
11:11am ICYMI: Watch Charlie Griffin's reaction to reaching the 100 goal landmark. Click here
There has been a sharp rise in number plate thefts this year say police. Since the start of the year, police say they have already received more than 75 reports of number plate thefts in the Cotswolds. A Gloucestershire police spokesperson explained
Nostalgia by Robert Heaven I READ that Cadbury’s have been inviting people to dig for Easter eggs near sites of archaeological interest to win a prize. If we did this in Ciren, most of the town would be dug up! When I was growing up in Ciren
Dear Editor The referendum result was unquestionable that we should leave the EU, after all the negotiations that have taken place it has not been possible to reach an agreement and that means we leave and move forward with WTO terms. Since this
Racing enthusiasts enjoyed a fabulous day at the Andoversford Races. One of the oldest steeplechase fixtures in the county, this year's event attracted premium sponsors such as Martin & Co, Brewin Dolphin, Dubarry and the Robert Hitchins Group.
COMMUNITY-minded Waitrose staff in Cirencester took part in a litter pick this week, as part of the Great Spring Clean. Staff volunteered to pull on high vis jackets on Tuesday, April 9, choosing to clean up the area that surrounds the store.
Spring time in the Cotswolds is truly a time of wonder. Our hills, valleys, woods and streams burst forth with fresh growth. Blossom follows buds and we all know of the magic of living on Cotswold. Seek out a copy of Frank Mansell’s poem and
IT was a sad breakfast in the Light house when we read of the death of Donald Walker, so correctly described as “much loved Master Baker of Stroud” indeed he was. Neither of us knew Mr Walker but we were regular visitors to the bakers and truly
