CIRENCESTER'S much-anticipated music and arts festival took place this weekend. Taking place in the Abbey Grounds, The Phoenix Festival was back for its sixth year. Hundreds of people enjoyed the glorious sunshine, music and food. Photos taken
This column is written by Molly Scott Cato, Green MEP for the South West of England. The latest report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change says that the way land is currently managed is ‘catastrophic’ for the climate and calls for
Guests enjoyed an evening of fine dining and entertainment at the Beaufort Polo Club's recent 30th anniversary Indian Summer Ball. The black tie evening included a traditional Indian meal plus dancing to the 29 Fingers party band. Home to the
Scenes of Christmas past, present and future can be seen in September as Cirencester’s Barn Theatre launches auditions for its production of A Christmas Carol. The award-winning theatre is hosting auditions for a variety of characters on September
The family of a Malmesbury man have raised more than £12,000 in his memory to fulfill his wishes and raise money for the planned Dyson Cancer Centre at the Royal United Hospitals (RUH) Bath. John Price was was treated at the hospital for chronic
THE abuse of vulnerable young people is a wretched aspect of our society. Many of the incidents we hear about are historical but all make us wonder if it is still happening. Sports clubs, children’s homes and churches have been contexts for serial
