Hare Gallery, Corinium Museum, Cirencester
- Credit: coriniummuseum.org
Cirencester’s Corinium Museum, renowned for its Roman collections and exhibits, has travelled further back in time with the opening of the new, immersive Stone Age to Corinium Galleries.
The award-winning museum, which is known for taking visitors on a journey through time, charting the development of the Cotswolds from its prehistoric landscape to the modern day, has even more exciting offerings currently within its galleries, including those exclusively on loan from The British Museum.
The Bronze age bracelet and flint dagger, on loan from The British Museum
- Credit: coriniummuseum.org
Death and funeral notices in Coventry - week commencing March 1
We re bidding a fond farewell to a number of Coventry residents
Updated
James Edwards
Each week people across Coventry pay tribute to their loved ones in the pages of the Coventry Telegraph.
We have gathered the messages posted over the week commencing March 1 in one place here.
The messages are submitted by friends, family and loved ones as a way of saying goodbye to those they have lost.
These provide comfort to the nearest and dearest of those who have passed away.
You can also post your own announcements and notices to us through this website.
A GRATEFUL grandmother has undergone lifesaving treatment after her optician spotted signs of an undiagnosed stroke. Kath Brookes from Bugthorpe in East Yorkshire began feeling something in her head, which she said just didn’t feel right and made her feel unwell. Although the 66-year-old was initially concerned she had suffered a stroke, she had none of the usual symptoms cited in Public Health England’s stroke campaign – Act FAST. “As well having a particularly unusual feeling in my head, I couldn’t focus my vision properly and felt like I was being dazzled with a bright light,” Kath said.