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European hockey championship selection for Cotswold businesswoman
21/07/2019
Rebecca Denyer is off to The Netherlands after being selected to represent Scotland 40s in the 2019 European Hockey Masters Championships.
Rebecca, who runs Chipping Campden-based creative agency Red Lemon, will be swapping her Mac and visual storytelling hat for her hockey stick and Saltire as she represents Scotland at Masters level.
Rebecca, who runs Chipping Campden-based creative agency Red Lemon, will be swapping her Mac and visual storytelling hat for her hockey stick and Saltire as she represents Scotland at Masters level.
Polo day at Beaufort Polo Club raises £38,000 for Alzheimer’s Society
18/07/2019
Earlier this month, one of England’s best polo players, Luke Tomlinson, and Alzheimer’s Society Ambassador Rupert Adams welcomed guests to a special charity polo day at Beaufort Polo Club.
The jam-packed event was held in support of Alzheimer’s Society, raising more than £38,000 for the charity which provides information and support, funds research, campaigns to improve care and creates lasting change for people affected by dementia in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
The jam-packed event was held in support of Alzheimer’s Society, raising more than £38,000 for the charity which provides information and support, funds research, campaigns to improve care and creates lasting change for people affected by dementia in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
RESTAURANT REVIEW: Bill's, Cheltenham
14/07/2019
I've never been to a Bill's restaurant before, but what better way to try one out than by having lunch there as a 57th wedding anniversary treat for my parents.
We ventured to Bill's Cheltenham restaurant in the bustling Regent Street which is home to several other eating and drinking establishments.
We ventured to Bill's Cheltenham restaurant in the bustling Regent Street which is home to several other eating and drinking establishments.
Countdown to Cornbury Music Festival
18/06/2019
There's less than three weeks to go until a galaxy of stars appear at the 16th Cornbury Music Festival.
The festival takes place at Great Tew Park, near Chipping Norton, from July 5 to 7.
The festival takes place at Great Tew Park, near Chipping Norton, from July 5 to 7.
Memorial vandalised - appeal for witnesses
18/06/2019
Vandals have caused serious damage to a Cenotaph in memory of those people from Stroud who sacrificed their lives for their country.
The Town Council's Green Spaces team discovered the damage to the Cenotaph in Park Gardens, Slad Road, early yesterday (Monday) morning.
The Town Council's Green Spaces team discovered the damage to the Cenotaph in Park Gardens, Slad Road, early yesterday (Monday) morning.
Unsung heroes honoured by the Queen
17/06/2019
Fifteen people from around Gloucestershire and South Gloucestershire have received awards in the Queen's Birthday Honours List for their services in a range of areas, including education, policing and voluntary work.
A Royal treat in Chipping Norton
17/06/2019
To celebrate the birthday of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, guests are invited to McCarthy and Stone’s latest Retirement Living development, Watson Place in Chipping Norton, for a royal garden party to remember.
To be held this Wednesday (June 19) from 12 noon-3pm, guests will have the opportunity to toast the Queen’s birthday with a very British cup of tea or glass of Prosecco and a selection of cakes.
To be held this Wednesday (June 19) from 12 noon-3pm, guests will have the opportunity to toast the Queen’s birthday with a very British cup of tea or glass of Prosecco and a selection of cakes.
New festival will showcase Americana acts
13/06/2019
The beautiful Oxfordshire countryside is destined to become immersed in the world of Amerciana this summer, at the first-ever Over the Hill festival.
Proudly presented by Glovebox Live, Over the Hill festival will take place on Bank Holiday Monday, August 26, at the picturesque Cogges Manor Farm, Witney.
Proudly presented by Glovebox Live, Over the Hill festival will take place on Bank Holiday Monday, August 26, at the picturesque Cogges Manor Farm, Witney.
Daylesford festival celebrates 'Summer of Love'
04/06/2019
The Daylesford Summer Festival, which takes place on Saturday, June 8, from 10am to 5pm, has fast become the highlight of the year at the organic farm in the Cotswolds.
This year’s Summer Festival theme is “Summer of Love” and Daylesford invites the guests to wear 1960s fancy dress, flowers in the hair and celebrate the arrival of summer.
This year’s Summer Festival theme is “Summer of Love” and Daylesford invites the guests to wear 1960s fancy dress, flowers in the hair and celebrate the arrival of summer.
'Redcoats' relive the Butlins holiday dream
04/06/2019
Yorkshire-based Mikron Theatre arrive in Gloucestershire on their vintage narrowboat on Wednesday, June19, as the company bring their new show 'Redcoats' to The Trout Inn at Lechlade on Thames at 7.30pm
Mikron's radiant redcoats are set to guide you through 80 years of the Billy Butlin's holiday dream.
Mikron's radiant redcoats are set to guide you through 80 years of the Billy Butlin's holiday dream.
An evening of rural revelry at Cotswold Olimpicks
30/05/2019
Tomorrow (Friday, May 31) brings the 407th anniversary of the Cotswold Olimpicks. A truly unique occasion in England's Spring/Summer calendar, the Robert Dover's Olimpick Games was a genuine pre-cursor to the modern Olympic Games.
Couples invited to join in 'country house' tennis tournament
29/05/2019
Tennis lovers - ideally couples - are invited to take part in the 38th Coln Valley Tennis Tournament on Saturday, June 8.
Organised by the Chedworth-based Hill & Valley Lawn Tennis Club, the long-established event raises funds for the club and the churches of Coln St Dennis, Coln Rogers and Chedworth.
Organised by the Chedworth-based Hill & Valley Lawn Tennis Club, the long-established event raises funds for the club and the churches of Coln St Dennis, Coln Rogers and Chedworth.
Major new arts festival comes to Cotswold village
22/05/2019
The Cotswold village of Langford in West Oxfordshire is hosting its first-ever arts festival from Saturday 8th – Sunday 9th June.
The festival will feature the work of over 20 amateur and professional artists, ranging from water colour, acrylic and oil paintings, prints and photographs through to sculpture, glass and pottery.
The festival will feature the work of over 20 amateur and professional artists, ranging from water colour, acrylic and oil paintings, prints and photographs through to sculpture, glass and pottery.
A fanciful summer concert for 'Carnegie Choir'
20/05/2019
Recently returned from performing in New York’s famous Carnegie Hall, community choir The Village Singers are looking forward to a summer concert in Cirencester.
The choir invite you to join them for their zesty and possibly a little self-indulgent programme, A Little of What You Fancy!
The choir invite you to join them for their zesty and possibly a little self-indulgent programme, A Little of What You Fancy!
Thrilling version of timeless Bard classic
16/05/2019
The Barn Theatre in Cirencester is about to stage a mesmerizing production of Shakespeare's timeless classic Henry V.
Set in modern surroundings, this tale of war, its victors and victims, is cleverly brought up to date and explores the conflict between tradition and modernity in Britain through the lens of a nation at war.
Set in modern surroundings, this tale of war, its victors and victims, is cleverly brought up to date and explores the conflict between tradition and modernity in Britain through the lens of a nation at war.
Bluebell Run tractors to take to the road again
02/05/2019
Tractors old and new take to the roads in the North Cotswolds for the annual Bluebell Run in aid of Cancer Research UK, on Sunday, May 12.
Organised by Moreton Show in conjunction with the North Cotswold Tractor Club, the convoy of 70 tractors will cover a 28-mile route that avoids the major roads.
Organised by Moreton Show in conjunction with the North Cotswold Tractor Club, the convoy of 70 tractors will cover a 28-mile route that avoids the major roads.
The Big Feastival announces final line-up
01/05/2019
Acoustic singer Jack Savoretti, DJ Grandmaster Flash, rock sensation Sleeper, and singer-songwriter Bessie Turner, have been announced as the latest additions to take to The Big Feastival’s Main Stage this August.
Also making a very special appearance will be The Alex James Orchestra, along with Dodgy and BBC Music Introducing: Little Brother Eli.
Also making a very special appearance will be The Alex James Orchestra, along with Dodgy and BBC Music Introducing: Little Brother Eli.
Preview of North Cotswold Point-to-Point at Paxford
16/04/2019
The weather looks set fair for the North Cotswold Point-to-Point at Paxford on Easter Monday (first race 1pm).
Torrential rain caused the last-minute cancellation of last year's meeting but the opposite is true 12 months later as the current dry spell is expected to continue over the holiday weekend.
Torrential rain caused the last-minute cancellation of last year's meeting but the opposite is true 12 months later as the current dry spell is expected to continue over the holiday weekend.
`Incredible’ – the council staff who have raised thousands for suicide charity
12/04/2019
Generous staff and contractors at Stroud District Council have raised £3,460 over the past 12 months for local charity Sunflowers Suicide Support.
Last year the council’s charity group decided to adopt a local charity to be the focus of their fundraising efforts, alongside national charities such as Comic Relief and Children in Need.
Last year the council’s charity group decided to adopt a local charity to be the focus of their fundraising efforts, alongside national charities such as Comic Relief and Children in Need.
Breathtaking blossom on show at Batsford Arboretum
08/04/2019
If you thought arboretums were only for autumn, think again. It’s in the spring that the tree collection at Batsford Arboretum really comes into its own - and this year is no exception.
After a relatively mild winter and a warm start to the spring this year, the north Cotswolds' attraction is already experiencing a spectacular display of colour thanks to its magnolia and early flowering cherry collections.
After a relatively mild winter and a warm start to the spring this year, the north Cotswolds' attraction is already experiencing a spectacular display of colour thanks to its magnolia and early flowering cherry collections.
