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Installing a zipwire in a local park in Avening, renovating the Earnest Wilson Garden Paths in Chipping Campden, and a project in North Cotswolds to help residents regain their independence as Covid-19 restrictions are lifted are among the 13 ambitious projects supported by the Cotswold Community Fund.

Residents are invited to contribute and work with Cotswold District Council on their Green Infrastructure Strategy, which will aim to boost green and open spaces as part of the Council priority to respond to the climate and ecological emergency and produce a plan for the future of the Cotswolds that is green to the core.

While the reopening of the economy continues, Cotswold District Council officers are continuing to work with the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) to call and visit local businesses with the team offering help and advice on the safest operating procedures.

Cotswold District Council Leader, Councillor Joe Harris, has announced his new Cabinet for the coming year.

Cotswold District Council is investing in the North Cotswolds to provide improved face-to-face services at its Moreton Area Centre.

Young people in the Cotswolds are being invited to have fun and get expert advice on opportunities for employment and support through a series of outreach events being delivered by the Cotswold Youth Network.

The Cotswold tourism sector is being highlighted as part of English Tourism Week to help national organisations understand its importance and the impact of Covid-19 as the sector starts to recover from the pandemic.

South Cerney Parish Council has submitted a Neighbourhood Development Plan to Cotswold District Council that will shape the development of the parish.

Cotswold District Council is supporting local litter heroes who sign up to join in with this year’s Great British Spring Clean (28 May–13 June) – the national campaign that invites us all to get involved and clear up around where we live.

Cotswold District Council LIVE is returning on Tuesday 25 May at 3 pm for a special Q&A with none other than local democracy rising star Jackie Weaver. 

Cotswold District Council has successfully prosecuted two individuals for operating a vehicle without a private hire licence and not fulfilling private hire operator requirements thanks to reports from a member of the public.

Over £81,000 has been allocated to the Cotswolds as part of the Welcome Back Fund which Cotswold District Council will be using to help High Streets and local businesses reopen safely and successfully across the district as Covid-19 restrictions ease.