Chris Roberts MBE
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Young Fairford golfer takes on 18-mile challenge to support primary school (opens the original)
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OLLIE Pugh, the 11-year-old golfing talent from Fairford, is planning to use his golfing skills to help raise funds for the Hatherop Big Build. Ollie will be leaving Hatherop Primary School next July for secondary school and wants to leave behind a lasting legacy for other young pupils after he has left. On Saturday, October 3, Ollie will tee off at 7.15am at Burford Golf Club to take on the enormous 'Chase the Light Challenge' of completing three full rounds of golf before sunset. That means pl
How Fairford steam show overcame extreme heat and wildfire risk (opens the original)
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FAIRFORD Steam, Classic and Retro Show (FSCRS) recently welcomed hundreds of visitors to a very hot community event over over the weekend August 14 to 16. Starting on the Friday night, cars, trucks, big steam and miniature engines steamed into Fairford Market Place for the free Steam-in-the-Square event. Local businesses in the centre of Fairford stayed open late and were glad they did – all of them declaring it was their best night ever. Fairford Steam Show, which held its fourth show since ret
The Saint's iconic Volvo to star at Fairford Steam Show (opens the original)
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THE organisers of the annual Fairford Steam Show, which promises to be the biggest event in Fairford this year, are thrilled to welcome several 'celebrity' vehicles to the show. They have revealed that joining other well-known trucks and cars this year will be the original gleaming white Volvo car driven and used by Roger Moore as the TV sleuth, The Saint. The iconic sports car with the registration number ST1 made its debut on our TV screens over 50 years ago. Another four-wheel celebrity is a
Son honours late father by launching plumbing business in Cirencester (opens the original)
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JAKE Milliner not only celebrated his 24th birthday last month but was also excited to be launching his own plumbing business. After leaving Deer Park School, Jake went straight into a plumbing apprenticeship to continue learning the tools of the trade that his late father, Andy, had started teaching him at the very young age of three. Jake has now obtained both his Gas Safe and OFTEC credentials. The Gas Safe accreditation means that Jake can service and install different types of natural gas h
Fresh Air Sculpture's final exhibition opens in Quenington (opens the original)
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FRESH Air Sculpture’s final show, Last Blast, got off to a sparkling start with a private view held in the gardens of The Old Rectory, Quenington. The event, sponsored by Thyme, Chorley’s, Steppes Travel, ECL Chartered Surveyors and The Ernest Cook Trust, brought together artists, supporters, collectors and friends of the much-loved Cotswold sculpture exhibition. Lucy Abel Smith welcomed guests with a heartfelt address, reflecting on the remarkable achievements of Fresh Air Sculpture and its cha
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