Article: Run around abbey fete

Article: Excitement is in tents as abbey fete defies rain
Gloucestershire Echo, The;  May 30, 2007 ;     342 words ...Hundreds of visitors braved cold wind and driving rain for this year's Tewkesbury Abbey fete. Tents were brimming with an assortment of stalls, games and piping hot food to stave off the chill. The event is staged to ...

Article: Abbey fete draws the crowds
Gloucestershire Echo, The;  May 26, 2009 ;     319 words ...Thousands of people turned out for the annual fete in the grounds of Tewkesbury Abbey. The event was opened by town mayor Philip Workman and his wife. Youngsters took bears along to challenge them on the teddy death slide, while stalls on offer included plants, jams, cakes, a tombola and racing

Article: On the road to Selly Oak's motoring past.(Features)
Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England);  November 5, 2006 ;     700+ words ... ... find Fiddler's Copse. What you won't find is the fiddler. A secret tunnel used to link a house called Old Grange with Flaxley Abbey, and legend has it that a fiddler set off down the underground pathway to see how far it went. He entered at one end ...

Article: Hectic time for players ; The all-male company of the Festival ...
Citizen Gloucestershire, The;  June 6, 2008 ;     398 words ... ... reactions from audiences. The company returns to many favourite venues this year, including Poulton House in Cirencester, Flaxley Abbey near Newnham-on-Severn, and the National Trust's Newark Park near Wotton-under-Edge. The tour opens at Evenlode ...

Article: All-male battle of the sexes
Western Daily Press (Bristol UK);  June 6, 2008 ;     542 words ... ... Kingshill House, Kingshill Lane, Dursley, on Friday, June 20; Ivyclad Hall, Brent Knoll, on Saturday, June 21; Flaxley Abbey, near Newnham-on-Severn, on Sunday, June 22; Gate Farmhouse, Itchington, Alveston, on Sunday, June 29; The Old ...

Article: Biff and bang doesn't suit crusty old me
Citizen Gloucestershire, The;  June 19, 2008 ;     541 words ... ... evening and Sunday afternoon, and Much Ado About Nothing in the open air (I hope there won't be cricket weather) at Flaxley Abbey on Sunday afternoon. Back to cricket. This was written on a gloomy, wet Wednesday morning, and the weather forecast for ...

Article: Bard's play adapted to compact cast list
Gloucestershire Echo, The;  June 4, 2008 ;     509 words ... ... 7pm, Kingshill House, Dursley. Tickets cost pounds10/pounds8 concs, from 01453 549133. n Sunday, June 22, 2pm, Flaxley Abbey, near Newnham on Severn. Tickets cost pounds11/pounds6 (15 and under) from 01285 651661. n Saturday, August 23 ...