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  • Police investigate Dormer House School burglary

    POLICE are investigating a burglary in which about £300 in cash was stolen from Dormer House School in Moreton High Street. Having entered the premises via the rear playground at about 6.20am on Tuesday, February 2, burglars accessed the buildings b...
  • Flood-devastated school celebrates playground revamp

    THE writing’s on the floor as far as children at Moreton’s St David’s Church of England Primary School are concerned. Markings have been painted on the East Street school’s playground for the first time since the site was devastated by July 2...
  • New hospital is given green light

    MORETON’S new multi-million pound hospital has been given the green light, despite opposition from the town’s residents. A Cotswold District Council (CDC) planning committee meeting yesterday approved the application, by the NHS in Gloucester...
  • LOCAL PEOPLE LEARN HOW TO SAVE LIVES

    Local people can learn how to help save the life of someone having a heart attack at free training sessions taking place in Warwickshire next week. Arrhythmia Alliance, along with the West Midlands Ambulance Service, will run two sessions, one in Ship...
  • County council agrees smallest tax rise for more than a decade

    WARWICKSHIRE County Council has agreed a 2.4 per cent council tax rise, the smallest increase in more than a decade. This means average band D households will pay £1,155.25 to the county council during the 2010/2011 financial year, a £27.07 inc...
  • Sports car stolen from Lower Brailes

    A GREY Peugeot 308 sports car was stolen from the driveway of a property at Lower Brailes, near Shipston, between 11pm on Friday, January 15 and 8.30am on Saturday, January 16. The thief stole it after taking its keys from the glove compartment of...
  • Show to be performed in aid of Shipston Home Nursing

    GINNY Davis Productions will stage ‘Ten Days that Shook the Kitchen’ - the sell-out show from 2008’s Edinburgh Fringe festival - in The Townsend Hall, Sheep Street, Shipston at 8pm on Saturday, March 6 in aid of the Shipston Home Nursing charity...
  • Flooding on the agenda at Shipston Community Forum

    FLOODING will be the main topic debated at the next Shipston and Stour Community Forum meeting. AN Environment Agency representative will give a talk, entitled Flooding – A Partnership Approach, at the meeting that will be held at Shipston High Sc...
  • Roof collapses on Shipston housing development

    HEALTH and safety inspectors are investigating the collapse of a dividing wall, chimney stack and roof trusses on a Shipston housing development. The collapse occurred between two newly built, attached houses that are among 26 social dwellings the ...
  • £5 million repair bill for Gloucestershire's snow-damaged roads

    HIGHWAY engineers will start inspecting North Cotswolds roads at the end of this week to assess the extent of the damage caused by the recent snow. Gloucestershire County Council has revealed that repairing roads, left potholed by the snow, will co...
  • “Edge of the Wild” Tolkien Art Exhibition at Moreton-in-Marsh,Gloucestershire

    Friday 26th March to Monday 29th March 2010Open to public 09.00 - 17.00 Saturday, Sunday and Monday(invite only preview party on Friday evening)The Redesdale Hall, Moreton-in-Marsh, Gloucestershire GL56 0AW  Now into its seventh year,...
  • Shipston's annual pantomime

    SHIPSTON’S amateur actors will be ‘fee, fi, fo, fuming’ in their annual pantomime. Shipston Amateur Dramatic Society will stage Jack and the Beanstalk at Townsend Hall, in the town’s Sheep Street, at 7.30pm daily from Wednesday, January 27 u...
  • Attempted petrol theft at Shipston

    SOMEONE dented and punched a hole in a tank in a failed attempt to steal petrol at an address in Stour Court, Shipston between 4pm on Sunday, December 27 and 8.30am on Monday, December 28. Anyone with information about this incident is asked to tel...
  • Teenagers to learn safe and legal driving

    YOUNG people will be given the opportunity to learn about responsible, safe and legal driving thanks to a special event in Moreton-in-Marsh. Teenagers aged between 15 and 17 are being urged to sign up for the Roadrunners project at Moreton Area Ce...
  • Shipston register office faces the axe

    SHIPSTON area residents will have to travel 20 miles to reach a register office following the closure of the part-time one in the town - a civic leader has warned. Coun Richard Cheney, Shipston’s representative on Stratford District Council, spo...
  • Charity-run playgroup forced to close after treasurer steals £1,250 of funds

    A CHARITY-RUN Cotswold playgroup has had to close after its treasurer stole £1,250 of funds, a court heard today. Pamela Wadey, 64, admitted seven charges of fraud against the playgroup at Blockley, near Moreton in the Marsh and was sentenced to...
  • Special meeting to discuss Moreton's proposed skate park

    MORETON’S skateboard-mad youngsters are awaiting the outcome of a meeting that will be convened to debate the plan to build a skate park for them, at a cost of about £50,000. The public can attend the special Moreton Town Council meeting. ...
  • Complementary therapy for Shipston charity

    A COMPLEMENTARY Therapies Day will be held at Lower Farm Barn, Great Wolford from 10am until 3pm on Saturday, February 20 in aid of Shipston Home Nursing. It will include reflexology, reiki, aromatherapy massage, Bowen Technique, acupuncture, nutr...
  • SNOW BRINGS OUT THE DUNKIRK SPIRIT IN LOCAL COMMUNITIES

    RESIDENTS and businesses in South Warwickshire have continued to battle through the snow and ice this week, with tales of personal struggle and positive experiences of coping in the ‘Big Freeze.’ The ‘Dunkirk Spirit’ could be found by the spad...
  • COMMUNITY FACILITY SAVED BY PEOPLE POWER

    PEOPLE POWER has been credited for saving a vital community building in Shipston—which would have been sold-off. Residents will now run it themselves. The former Stratford-on-Avon District Council office, in Telegraph Street, has been saved for comm...
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