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Referendum will decide public feeling over police station

12:56pm Wednesday 21st March 2012

A REFERENDUM will decide whether Shipston residents wish to hold a public meeting to discuss the town council’s decision to buy the town police station.

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Ilmington gears up for Shout Choir

9:02am Tuesday 3rd January 2012

A POPULAR rhythm and blues choir is set to impress in Ilmington this month.

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You’re bard! How Shakespeare’s rowdy weekend inspired pub book

12:00pm Saturday 31st December 2011

IT was where Shakespeare once drank and is home to many long-lost pubs.

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Life-long Shipston resident speaks out over development

8:00am Thursday 29th December 2011

A LIFE-long Shipston resident has urged the town council to use its influence to help ensure a proposed 130-house development benefits the town.

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Special guest at Winchcombe Farm Day Nursery

8:30am Friday 23rd December 2011

FATHER Christmas made a surprise visit to Winchcombe Farm Day Nursery's Christmas party last week laden with gifts for 90 children.

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Shipston residents warned to pay their council tax

1:52pm Monday 19th December 2011

SHIPSTON residents are being warned by chiefs at Stratford District Council about the importance of paying council tax.

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Planned new cafe has alcohol licence approved

8:00am Friday 16th December 2011

PLANS to convert a former art gallery into a café have taken a step forward after a licence for alcohol was approved by Stratford District Council.

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Children ‘hoop’ for joy in Shipston

8:00am Wednesday 14th December 2011

CHILDREN at Shipston Primary School were jumping for joy after they received a donation of activity equipment towards their Playground Project.

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Shipston pharmacy prepares for bad weather

8:00am Tuesday 13th December 2011

A SHIPSTON-based pharmacy has made provisions for the winter weather so residents do not have to go without their medicines.

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