Cotswold Journal

3 days ago | cotswoldjournal.co.uk | Elizabeth Birt

One of the concerts features Allan Clayton and the Kaleidoscope Chamber Collective (Image: Chipping Campden Music Festival) The Chipping Campden Music Festival concerts are being broadcast on BBC Radio 3. Performances by Steven Isserlis and Connie Shih, Richard Goode, and Allan Clayton with the Kaleidoscope Chamber Collective will be featured daily on Classical Live. The programmes can be accessed online through the BBC website for 30 days.

4 days ago | cotswoldjournal.co.uk | Kate Jones

2 1/1 CIRENCESTER will see performances from the biggest boyband of the last 30 years this week - or a group that’s close enough to the real thing, as singer Russell Watson described them. The Take That Experience are a tribute act that celebrate the UK's number-one boyband. The group will be performing at Ingleside House as part of Ingleside Events and restaurant and bar Téatro in Cirencester’s Beeches Road on Thursday, June 26 and Friday, June 27.

6 days ago | cotswoldjournal.co.uk | Kate Jones

One lucky winner has just days left to claim a EuroMillions UK Millionaire Maker prize, with a final search underway to track down the owner of a winning ticket from December last year. The ticket relates to The National Lottery’s EuroMillions draw on December 27, 2024. Whoever the lucky holder of the ticket is has until Wednesday, June 25 to claim the prize. The missing ticket was bought in Wiltshire, and the winning UK Millionaire Maker code for the prize was XDQM 36414.

6 days ago | cotswoldjournal.co.uk | Toby Oliver

Breathalyser (Image: West Yorkshire Police) An Oxfordshire woman has been handed a three-year driving ban after being caught slightly over the drink drive limit. Victoria Kelman, of Rock Road, Carterton, was stopped on the A40 near Witney on May 4 this year, a court heard. The Mini driver was breathalysed with the result being 44 microgrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath. The is just nine microgrammes over the limit of 35.

1 week ago | cotswoldjournal.co.uk | Kate Jones

Robert Weaver has chosen to step down from his role as chief executive at Cotswold District Council effective Monday, June 30. The council figure said that while the decision to leave his post was a difficult one, ‘now feels like the right time’. According to CDC, during his four-and-a-half-year tenure, Mr Weaver played a key role in the transition of several key services back into the council.