Tom Herbert: founder of pay-as-you-eat communal venue The Long Table
There's a quiet revolution happening at Briscombe Mill guaranteed to restore your faith in humanity
Clare Hammond: Concert pianist of the people
Ahead of her performance during Cheltenham Music Festival, which runs from July 6-13, Clare Hammond talks about some extraordinary moments in her career
John Craven : the pioneering presenter looks back at his career highlights
Go behind the headlines and hedgerows with veteran broadcaster John Craven
Remembering Gloucestershire farmer Eric Freeman
A festival to celebrate the life of Gloucestershire farmer Eric Freeman who championed so many of the county’s rural traditions
Sir Tim Rice on writing some of the most popular musicals of all time
Andrew Lloyd Webber’s ‘with-it’ writer of lyrics for hit musicals, from Joseph and Jesus Christ Superstar to Evita and The Lion King.
River Severn lave net fishermen preserving an ancient tradition
Meeting the handful of fishermen carrying on the time-honoured skill of lave net fishing for salmon on the treacherous River Severn, while passing on their knowledge of the river to future generations.
Theatre review: A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Cheltenham Everyman
Katie Jarvis reviews A Midsummer Night’s Dream, playing at the Cheltenham Everyman, until Saturday, March 30
Tweedy the clown and Jeremy Stockwell in A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Tweedy the clown and Jeremy Stockwell are appearing in the Shakespearean great A Midsummer Night’s Dream, but with Zoom failures and persistent talk of bottoms, the interview turns into more of a Comedy of Errors
The life of a Cotswold sheep farmer
The wealth of the Cotswolds was famously built on sheep, but just how easy is it to keep a flock of characterful, boisterous rare breeds these days?
