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Drivers of electric vehicles will have greater choice about where to charge their cars following Cotswold District Council’s approval for more charging stations to be installed in four council owned car parks.   

The Cotswold District Council is delighted to announce the winners of the third round of the Unsung Heroes Awards, celebrating exceptional individuals and groups who make a meaningful difference in their communities through selfless acts of service.

Cotswold District Council has introduced an innovative data tool, the Low-Income Family Tracker (LIFT), to provide targeted support to households in financial difficulty.

Cotswold District Council is delighted to announce a series of 14 community events across the district, made possible by funding from the Strengthening Local Communities fund. These events are designed to bring people of all ages together, fostering stronger community connections and offering support to residents. 

Residents of the Cotswolds and beyond are invited to an exciting day of green innovation at Drive & Thrive, a free event showcasing the latest in energy efficiency and electric vehicle (EV) solutions for homes and businesses. 

Liberal Democrat candidate Andrea Ann Pellegram has been elected to represent Chesterton Ward on Cotswold District Council following the by-election held on 16 January. 

Cotswold District Council is inviting residents, businesses, and organisations across the district to share their views on the Council’s finances as it prepares to set the budget for the next financial year. 

With the holiday season fast approaching, Cotswold District Council has shared its updated waste and recycling collection schedule to ensure residents can prepare for the festivities. 

A by-election for the Chesterton district council seat will be held on January 16, 2025.

Reinforcing its commitment to community wellbeing, Cotswold District Council has agreed an improved Council Tax Support (CTS) Scheme for 2025/26, which will assist residents facing financial challenges.

Cotswold District Council’s ‘Getting Connected’ and ‘Staying Connected’ courses, run in collaboration with Adult Education, are designed to support older residents in developing the skills and confidence they need to use electronic devices effectively. 

Cotswold District Council has reiterated its commitment to tackling the ongoing sewage scandal by reducing sewage discharges and increasing accountability among local organisations.