Self Catering Holiday Cotwolds

Britain’s premier fishing championship with a full festival village and craft fayre.

shawn.riley@wychavon.gov.uk

Worcester Race Course: The biggest, newest and most exciting event to hit the Plum Festival ,the Land O’plums chase -first raced 111 years ago.

For details steve.Knight@wychavon.gov.uk

www.pershoreplumfestival.org.uk

Hundreds of children from local primary schools have been turning their attention to trees with a series of workshops which will culminate in an exhibition at the University of Gloucestershire on Saturday 19 June.

700 intrepid walkers, 28 mile long trek, 16,000 miles covered in searing heat across the Cotswolds, raising £90,000 for homelessness charity St Basils.

Children can discover a hidden world of adventure within the trees of Westonbirt, The National Arboretum this summer with exciting natural play trails and free admission for kids from 23 July to 30 August.
Free admission, hidden play areas and wildlife trails for children.

Chorley’s next sale on Thursday, 24th June will be the second auction to be conducted in the new upstairs sale room at Prinknash. As with their April sale, the venue offers eight large room settings displaying the collection to its very best effect.

Saturday 19th June 7.00 for 7.30pm Ebrington Village Hall, Glos GL55
“Eight in a Bar” part of Much Wenlock Male Voice Choir
Proceed for St. Eadburgha’s Church and Ebrington Village Hall
Tickets £10.00 each from Jean Stanley 01386 593250

The University of Gloucestershire has been awarded a ‘first class honours’ in this year’s University Green League, complied by the People & Planet student campaign group.

And the University has come in second for its green credentials out of 133 British universities, bettering last year’s position of fifth place. This year’s table is topped by the University of Plymouth.

The Bristol & Gloucestershire Gliding Club is hosting the Targett 15-metre National Championships at Nympsfield, near Stroud, Gloucestershire from Saturday July 3rd -Sunday July 11th.

Thursday, 24th June 2010 One of the most significant archaeological projects of recent times - a reconstruction of the great Orpheus pavement - is to be sold by Chorley’s on Thursday, 24th June 2010.