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Communities in or near the Cirencester area will remember those who have given their lives for their country on Remembrance Sunday.

The Wilts And Gloucestershire Standard has published three death notices in the last seven days.

The Wilts And Gloucestershire Standard has published 3 death notices in the last 7 days.

Your guide to the best bars, parties, and brews following the Boston Marathon

Trevor and Martin A Malmesbury inventor has brought joy to care home residents and staff with his latest piece of art. Tom Lawton, founder of Uplifting Products, attended an emotional virtual event at Hyperion House Care Home in Fairford as they unveiled his artwork Blueprint of a Rainbow. The inventor had decided before Christmas to donate one of his limited edition rainbow prints to brighten up key worker spaces in or close to his community. Several venues were nominated by members of t...

Trevor and Martin A Malmesbury inventor has brought joy to care home residents and staff with his latest piece of art. Tom Lawton, founder of Uplifting Products, attended an emotional virtual event at Hyperion House Care Home in Fairford as they unveiled his artwork Blueprint of a Rainbow. The inventor had decided before Christmas to donate one of his limited edition rainbow prints to brighten up key worker spaces in or close to his community. Several venues were nominated by members of t...

The unveiling of the limited edition print with Martin Riley and twice Mayor of Fairford, Trevor Hing MBE. Photography by Becky Scrivens, deputy manager at Hyperion House Care Home By Chris Roberts LAST Tuesday, a Fairford care home unveiled their limited edition copy of Wiltshire-based inventor, Tom Lawtons ‘Blueprint of a Rainbow’ poster. Tom Lawton, founder of Uplifting Products wanted to support key workers, so donated three limited edition prints, one of which was donated to Hyp...

Just before Christmas, Fairford’s Hyperion House Care Home had to close and evacuate its residents and staff to another care facility in…

CARE home bosses say they are beyond devastated after they were forced to close for two weeks following a Covid outbreak. Residents at Hyperion House in Fairford have been placed in Stratton Court Care Home in Cirencester after the outbreak left just two members of staff to care for nearly 30 residents, some of whom have tested positive for Covid-19. A spokesman for Hyperion House said: "To say that we feel devastated is by far an understatement. We are broken. "The shear size of dama...