It’s been a record-breaking year for Wycliffe College’s class of 2019 with the non-selective sixth form gaining its best-ever results. An impressive 63% of students at the prestigious Stonehouse school obtained grades at A* to B. Moreover, pupils
A SAFETY group is calling for action on a dangerous driving hotspot near a Cotswold primary school. The No Crash road safety group, which was created six years ago in response to concerns raised by residents, has flagged up the road outside Andoversford
Top British motorcyclist Danny Kent has been given a suspended prison sentence after being caught with a knife in a Tetbury car park during a scuffle with a 63-year-old man. Kent, 25, Britain’s first Grand Prix solo motorcycle world champion since
A suspected drink-driver crashed into a parked car in Cirencester in the early hours of this morning. A Cirencester man was arrested at 1.50am after crashing into a parked car on Castle Street. Officers suspected that the man had been drinking
Farmor’s Sixth Form students celebrated a brilliant set of A level results today. Value-added scores, which measure the progress made from GCSE to A Level, were the best for the last three years. Over a fifth of grades were A/A* and the upward
Motorsport engineering, veterinary medicine, architecture and law are among courses secured by Rendcomb College leavers this year. 54 percent of pupils at Rendcomb College achieved A* to C grades, with 26 percent securing A* to B grades and 11
Students and staff at Westonbirt School are celebrating an outstanding year of A-level results. In addition to its significant success with BTECs, Westonbirt announced this morning that its students achieved a 100 percent pass rate of A*-B in 50
CALLS have been made to tackle vandalism at a popular play area in Malmesbury after the latest incident in which a zip wire was damaged – with a dog and owner believed to be the culprits. Malmesbury town clerk Richard Spencer-Williams has hit out
Thieves used a sledgehammer to smash their way into two businesses before stealing thousands of pounds worth of stamps. Police were called shortly before 2.50am yesterday after burglars struck at two businesses on the Market Place in Fairford overnight
Malmesbury School are celebrating another fantastic results day. 61 percent of all grades achieved by students at the school were grades between A* and B, with 32 percent of students achieving grades between A* and A. Malmesbury School executive
Rugby enthusiasts and supporters of Cancer Research are invited to attend the inaugural Ashley Scrivens Memorial Match on Sunday, August 25. The game will take place five years and one day since Ashley, a former Cirencester RFC player, died from
The Cotswold School has has announced that results achieved by its students this summer have once again been outstanding. A significant rise in A* and A grades has been seen at the school with 18 percent of all grades A* and 41 percent at A* or
Cirencester College students are celebrating another fantastic year of results. Top achieving A-level student from Cirencester, Oliver Pennington, has gained an incredible four A* Cirencester Sixth Form College. Oliver today collected maximum
Three pupils at Cotswold School have surpassed their entry requirements to head to Oxbridge. Emma Parker, Isobel Kennedy, Ethan Hadad have all achieved places at Oxbridge. Emma achieved a sensational five A* grades in English Literature, French
10:37am Yate Academy have done extremely well. They could be up there with the best in the area again!
One lane is closed on the A417 this morning due to a lorry fire. There is a lane closure on the A417 northbound from the Daglingworth junction to the Cowley roundabout. Police were called at around 4am with a report of a lorry being on fire
A HOTEL in Malmesbury has re-opened after undergoing extensive renovations and refurbishment. Husband and wife Simon Haggarty and Marianne Hofstra are the new joint tenants of Arkell Brewery’s Kings Arms Hotel on the High Street. The hotel, which
THIS eye-catching design for a multi-storey car park in Cirencester has been chosen as the best option by the town’s residents. More than 1,200 people have voted for their favourite designs for a new multi-storey on the site of the Waterloo car
