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    Police pull body from Avon

    Ben Lindon 03/07

    A BODY has been pulled from the River Avon by police searching for a man who went missing on a fishing trip in Bidford. Police divers discovered the body late on Wednesday evening (July 2). It was drawn to shore with the help of the Thames Valley Police underwater rescue unit at around midnight. The body is thought to be that of Sebastian Cox, whose belongings were found on the riverbank at Bidford Grange golf ...»

  • Tributes paid to courageous soldier

    Clare Fitzsimmons 03/07

    A BRILLIANT and courageous young man with a bright future ahead of him. Those are just some of the tributes paid to Private Joe Whittaker killed on duty in Afghanistan. The Stratford paratrooper, who was only 20, died in an explosion while checking for mines in Helmand Province. The reserve soldier, from the 4th Battalion the Parachute Regiment, had only been in Afghanistan since May. He was due to join Sandhurst next year and hoped ...»

  • 03/07 News

    Eco town consultation extended

    AMID widespread criticism the government's eco town consultation ...

  • 03/07 News

    Treatment fight to go to High Court

    A WOMAN 'at serious risk from going blind' ...

  • 03/07 News

    Rising costs could stop volunteer drivers

    LOCAL volunteer drivers may be forced to stop ...

  • 03/07 News

    River searched in hunt for missing man

    FROGMEN were called in to search the River ...

  • 03/07 News

    Yet more changes to new bin scheme

    CONFUSION reigns across the district as the ongoing ...

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  • May helps stave off defeat

    02/07

    PROMOTION-CHASING Stratford were again indebted to Australian batting sensation Brian May as they hung on for what could prove to be a crucial losing draw at home to Birmingham League Division One leaders Bromsgrove on Saturday. The Panthers were never on course to reach their victory target of 236 but May, who has still only been dismissed once this season, stood firm to make an unbeaten 78 as Stratford closed their 55 overs on 161-8 ...»

  • 02/07 Sport

    Shipston 2nds are edged out

    SHIPSTON 2nds’ run of defeats in Cotswold Hills ...

  • 02/07 Sport

    Welford slump to Mickleton defeat

    WELFORD suffered a disappointing six-wicket defeat when they ...

  • 02/07 Sport

    Clubmark delight for Shipston club

    MEMBERS of Shipston Tennis Club are celebrating after ...

  • 02/07 Sport

    Stratford miss out in cup final

    PRSL SUMMER League champions Stratford were defeated by ...

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    THE ON-GOING troubles in Afghanistan can easily be forgotten, but if a reminder was needed it came in the most tragic way. The body of Private Joe Whittaker was flown ... more»

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