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Major delays after lines blocked at Oxfordshire rail stations
Train lines were blocked between two Oxfordshire railway stations which caused delays for passengers. The incident was first reported on Monday evening at around 8pm as a broken-down train was spotted on the tracks in the county. This was
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Popular festival featuring major acts cancelled
A POPULAR festival in the area has been cancelled for 2024. Witcombe Festival in Brockworth Road near Gloucester was due to feature acts including Razorlight, Example and Professor Green over the August bank holiday weekend. However, an official
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49 amazing pictures of vintage and vehicle show near Cirencester
A GLORIOUS event celebrating vintage transport and countryside life made a welcome return to South Cerney over the weekend. The three-day Gloucestershire Vintage and Country Extravaganza took place at South Cerney Airfield site between Friday,
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New exciting festival coming to Cirencester
THE WHOLE of Cirencester is 'pulling together' as a festival comes to the town for the first time later this year. Cirencester History Festival is set to run from Saturday, October 26 until Sunday, November 3. Organisers say the festival
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Popular festival back in Cirencester this month
A POPULAR free music and arts festival returns to Cirencester this month. The Phoenix Festival takes place in the town’s Abbey Grounds on Saturday, August 24 and Sunday, August 25. This year, the event will feature over 20 local acts across
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Drastic changes coming to Bourton Leisure Centre
REFURBISHMENT works at a leisure centre in the Cotswolds will transform the venue. Funded by the Cotswold District Council, improvements at Bourton Leisure Centre will be carried out throughout August to enhance the experience of visitors.
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Fairytale Farm ranks as England's top growing farm attraction
Fairytale Farm has been recognised as England’s fastest-growing farm attraction in a recent survey conducted by VisitEngland. The survey revealed the visitor numbers for the farm had 130 per cent growth from 2019 to 2023, making it the leading