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Stroud Subscription Rooms could be kept in public hands
09/04/2018
Stroud District Council is set to offer Stroud Town Council a chance to take on an iconic town centre venue and keep it in public hands.
Stroud Subscription Rooms could be transferred to the town council if the district council resolves to enter negotiations over the 184-year-old venue.
The Big Feastival set to be best ever
08/03/2018
The Big Feastival will make its much anticipated return to the Cotswolds this August Bank Holiday and has just announced its most stellar line-up to date.
With chart-topping music, Michelin star chefs, award-winning street food and a packed programme of family entertainment, the festival has something for everyone on this year’s menu.
With chart-topping music, Michelin star chefs, award-winning street food and a packed programme of family entertainment, the festival has something for everyone on this year’s menu.
International feast for Cornbury's comeback
01/03/2018
The Cotswolds' much-loved Cornbury Festival is making its unexpected return a truly international affair.
Following last week's all female announcement for Saturday 14th July with Canadian headliner Alanis Morissette. UB40 will be topping the bill on Friday 13th and long-time festival favourites Squeeze will be closing the party on Sunday night.
Following last week's all female announcement for Saturday 14th July with Canadian headliner Alanis Morissette. UB40 will be topping the bill on Friday 13th and long-time festival favourites Squeeze will be closing the party on Sunday night.
THEATRE REVIEW: Quartet, Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham
14/02/2018
Quartet is the heartwarming tale of four ageing opera singers who reside in a beautiful retirement home in Kent.
We are introduced to Cecily (Wendi Peters), Reggie (Jeff Rawle) and Wilfred (Paul Nicholas) on a typical afternoon at the home and right from the off they have the audience chuckling at their various idiosyncrasies.
We are introduced to Cecily (Wendi Peters), Reggie (Jeff Rawle) and Wilfred (Paul Nicholas) on a typical afternoon at the home and right from the off they have the audience chuckling at their various idiosyncrasies.
Cornbury Festival is back and Alanis Morissette headlines!
14/02/2018
Responding to a clarion call from fans to return after last year’s Fabulous Finale, the rejuvenated Cornbury Festival is back for 2018 with a fantastic UK festival exclusive.
Alanis Morissette will headline the festival’s Saturday line-up on July 14th. The Queen of Alt-Rock and author of the iconic Jagged Little Pill album which has sold over 33 million copies since its release in 1995 will be the headline artist for the festival in Great Tew Park.
Alanis Morissette will headline the festival’s Saturday line-up on July 14th. The Queen of Alt-Rock and author of the iconic Jagged Little Pill album which has sold over 33 million copies since its release in 1995 will be the headline artist for the festival in Great Tew Park.
Record-breaking pantomime for the Everyman
24/01/2018
Theatre is thriving in Gloucestershire as the Everyman in Cheltenham has announced record figures for the pantomime – Dick Whittington and His Cat – and has a vibrant new season in store.
The annual pantomime, which starred Tweedy the clown, was seen by more than 43,000 people over its six-week run – up on the previous total of 42,494.
The annual pantomime, which starred Tweedy the clown, was seen by more than 43,000 people over its six-week run – up on the previous total of 42,494.
'Quartet' to open in Cheltenham before national tour
24/01/2018
Following the West End revival last year of The Dresser, Mark Goucher is presenting Quartet, which opens at the Everyman Theatre in Cheltenham on February 8, prior to a national tour.
This will be his first production in his new role as CEO of the Everyman.
This will be his first production in his new role as CEO of the Everyman.
Exclusive screening of This Country in Gloucestershire
15/01/2018
BBC Three is giving Gloucestershire fans the chance to see the new series of hit comedy This Country before anyone else.
The critically-acclaimed series, set in the Cotswold village of Northleach, is back for a second series and local fans are being offered the chance to see it first.
The critically-acclaimed series, set in the Cotswold village of Northleach, is back for a second series and local fans are being offered the chance to see it first.
Tenant sought for the Sub Rooms
12/01/2018
Following the decision by Stroud District Council in December not to sell the freehold of Stroud Subscription Rooms and the associated forecourt, the council is now looking for a tenant for the iconic building in Stroud town centre.
Celebrity concert brings four-legged friends to the fore
07/12/2017
Celebrate Christmas with your four-legged friends at a special concert at St Mary's Church, Painswick, on Saturday evening (December 9) at 7pm.
REVIEW: Tweedy inspires another crackerjack panto at the Everyman
03/12/2017
The annual panto at the Everyman Theatre in Cheltenham has increasingly become an essential Christmas treat for thousands of people from Gloucestershire and beyond.
And the audience of children - and the young at heart - who witnessed Friday night's performance of Dick Whittington and his Cat, may well agree that this is the best one yet.
And the audience of children - and the young at heart - who witnessed Friday night's performance of Dick Whittington and his Cat, may well agree that this is the best one yet.
TV stars to switch on Cirencester's Christmas lights
01/12/2017
Two stars of the small screen will switch on Cirencester's Christmas lights tomorrow (Saturday, December 2).
Charlie and Daisy May Cooper, who star in the BBC's Cotswold-based mockumentary This Country, will turn on the lights as part of the Cirencester Sparkles annual Advent Festival.
Charlie and Daisy May Cooper, who star in the BBC's Cotswold-based mockumentary This Country, will turn on the lights as part of the Cirencester Sparkles annual Advent Festival.
A celebration of Gloucestershire in words and music
27/11/2017
Anyone who loves the county of Gloucestershire won't want to miss a special evening of poetry, song and entertainment taking place in Beverston, near Tetbury.
The historic Norman church in the village is the venue for a celebration of Gloucestershire in words and music on Friday, December 1, at 7.30pm.
The historic Norman church in the village is the venue for a celebration of Gloucestershire in words and music on Friday, December 1, at 7.30pm.
Pantos set to be highlight of Christmas for many
22/11/2017
The highlight of the Christmas season for many is the annual pantomime – and as usual this year there's some great shows to choose from in the Cotswolds and beyond.
The Everyman Theatre in Cheltenham is promising its biggest and the best show with Dick Whittington and his Cat - its crazy tale of a Gloucestershire lad going from zero to hero.
The Everyman Theatre in Cheltenham is promising its biggest and the best show with Dick Whittington and his Cat - its crazy tale of a Gloucestershire lad going from zero to hero.
Pet-loving music stars line up for charity festival
14/11/2017
Pet-loving music stars Kaiser Chiefs, Jessie J and The Vamps are all taking to the stage for a brand new charity festival in Cheltenham.
PDSA PetLife Festival ’18 is a festival in a day, designed for both music fans and pet-lovers alike, combining great music, entertainment and attractions.
PDSA PetLife Festival ’18 is a festival in a day, designed for both music fans and pet-lovers alike, combining great music, entertainment and attractions.
Singers' serene concert will make history
31/10/2017
Gloucester Cathedral's chamber choir Saint Cecilia Singers will be giving a special concert in Cirencester this weekend.
The Singers will be performing A Book of Hours at Cirencester Parish Church on Saturday, November 4, at 7:30pm.
The Singers will be performing A Book of Hours at Cirencester Parish Church on Saturday, November 4, at 7:30pm.
REVIEW: Boycott & Aggers at Cheltenham Town Hall
18/10/2017
Cricket fans flocked to Cheltenham Town Hall on Tuesday evening to see cricketing legend 'Sir' Geoffrey Boycott hold court with fellow broadcaster Jonathan Agnew.
Dubbed 'cricket's odd couple', the pair gave their thoughts on the forthcoming Ashes series and how England would cope with or without controversial all-rounder Ben Stokes.
Dubbed 'cricket's odd couple', the pair gave their thoughts on the forthcoming Ashes series and how England would cope with or without controversial all-rounder Ben Stokes.
Rock legend and actress Toyah on the road to Stow
16/10/2017
Rock legend Toyah Willcox will be performing at St Edward's Church, Stow-on-the-Wold, on Saturday, October 28, at 8pm as part of the Music at Stow concert series.
From punk princess to high priestess of TV, Toyah is a uniquely gifted performer. Charismatic, outspoken and impossible to categorise, she is one of Britain’s iconic household names – an award-winning rock legend as well as a much-loved actress and music composer.
From punk princess to high priestess of TV, Toyah is a uniquely gifted performer. Charismatic, outspoken and impossible to categorise, she is one of Britain’s iconic household names – an award-winning rock legend as well as a much-loved actress and music composer.
International harpist to serenade Cotswold audience
05/10/2017
Catherine White, an award-winning, highly talented, international harpist, will perform a recital at a Cotswold church next week.
Catherine, who has enjoyed a wide-ranging career on both sides of the Atlantic, will play a lunchtime recital at St Lawrence Church, Lechlade, on Friday, October 13, from noon as part of the church's popular Serenade and Sandwiches series.
Catherine, who has enjoyed a wide-ranging career on both sides of the Atlantic, will play a lunchtime recital at St Lawrence Church, Lechlade, on Friday, October 13, from noon as part of the church's popular Serenade and Sandwiches series.
Award-winning choir and local talent on show
04/10/2017
The award-winning Wessex Male Choir will be performing in St Lawrence Church, Lechlade, on Saturday, October 14, at 7.30pm.
Also performing will be local pianist Thomas Graff from Faringdon and a group known locally as TATT (Tunes at The Trout). The choir's chamber group will also perform.
Also performing will be local pianist Thomas Graff from Faringdon and a group known locally as TATT (Tunes at The Trout). The choir's chamber group will also perform.
