SIAB Cross Country International. Bourton Roadrunner Juniors’ Kia Dee starred for England at the SIAB International’s at Santry Demesne, Dublin. The top runners from England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland compete against each other for their countries
A MUCH loved independent retailer in Cirencester celebrated its 40th anniversary in style with a charity fun day last Saturday. Gardiner Haskins Cirencester kicked off their 40th celebrations in style on Saturday, April 14 with a jam packed day
POLICE cracked down on drivers who breached controversial road rules in Cirencester town centre, with eight motorists caught in just one morning. Officers stopped the eight motorists who were driving in the pedestrian zone in Cricklade Street on
Purton............ 6 Devizes.......... 1 Purton hammered Devizes Town Reserves on Saturday to boost their hopes of a top four finish. With a depleted squad due to a squad member's wedding and numerous players attending, Purton named lined
A team of gardening experts are to take part in a 'Question Time' fundraiser in Cirencester. Cirencester Civic Society has brought together an illustrious panel of horticultural experts for the fundraiser in aid of The Churn Project. John Tiffney
CIRENCESTER Round Table has used its fundraising clout to help finance the making of the lion puppets that feature in the latest production at the Barn Theatre, The Butterfly Lion. Every year Cirencester Round Table raises close to £20,000 for local
As a Yorkshireman currently living in exile, I must take issue with John Light over his remarks that Yorkshire is a “confectionery desert”. Clearly he has not sampled the delights of Betty’s Tea Rooms in York or Elizabeth Botham’s Bakery in Whitby
Protecting the UK’s food supply chain from fraud and cyber attack should be the focus of a new ‘centre of excellence’, experts have stressed. The challenge emerged at the latest Let's Grow workshop which saw leaders working across the food supply
Cirencester 58 Old Elizabethans 12 Cirencester ended their league season on a high with a resounding win over Old Elizabethans. The early exchanges were littered with penalties by the exchange referee from Yorkshire who penalised the home
A CHARITY in Cirencester that helps those in the community who have issues that limit their quality of life such as unemployment, debt and housing challenges, is celebrating a one year anniversary of a scheme to turn surplus food from a supermarket
Police say they have received more than 80 calls following the launch of a national appeal to identify a man whose remains were found close to a main road near Cirencester. Last week, Gloucestershire Police launched a national appeal after failing
