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The Assistant Director of the Counter Fraud and Enforcement Unit (CFEU) Emma Cathcart has been awarded Female Pioneer of the Year, at the Public Sector Counter Fraud awards in recognition of her outstanding leadership and innovative approach within local government.

Back for its third year, the Cotswold Homes & Interiors Festival grows from a one-day showcase into a full weekend of homes, interiors, and design inspiration on 21–22 March in Cirencester town centre. 

An innovative tool designed to identify households in need and put money back in their pocket has already helped thousands of Cotswold residents, new figures have revealed one year on from its launch.  

~ Council’s strong reserves help put council in a stable financial position for the year ahead ~ 

Cotswold District Council has agreed a balanced budget for 2026/27 that protects frontline services, invests in key priorities and keeps the organisation on a secure financial footing - despite the significant pressures facing councils nationally. 

The Corinium Museum was transformed into an “ethereal underworld” as it marked the close of Project Orpheus, a year-long programme celebrating the 200^th anniversary of the discovery of a Roman mosaic at Barton Farm in Cirencester.

Gloucestershire councils are encouraging residents and communities to take part in a new government consultation on how local government in the county could be organised in future.  

Cotswold District Council has confirmed that an election to fill the vacancy in The Beeches Ward will take place on Thursday 12 March 2026, following the resignation of Councillor Nigel Robbins. 

Cotswold District Council has announced that a Notice of Vacancy has been issued for The Beeches Ward following the resignation of Councillor Nigel Robbins. 

Cotswold District Council Leader Cllr Mike Evemy has written to the government sharing a sample of the huge volume of views and concerns received during the council’s consultation on its local plan update – to set out in black and white “the sense of anger and frustration” that communities feel. 

Residents across the Cotswold district are set to benefit from almost £1 million of investment in three projects part-funded through Cotswold District Council’s Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL), boosting sports facilities, strengthening community spaces and supporting greener travel. 

Cotswold District Council is inviting residents to come forward with ideas for new projects which could support local communities across the district. 

Councillors from across the political spectrum shared powerful personal testimonies as they united behind a motion endorsing the principle of promoting dementia-friendly communities in the  Cotswold District.