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Easter adventures at the Corinium Museum: creativity, culture & family fun
The Corinium Museum is turning up the fun this Easter with a line-up of hands-on workshops – each with a unique historical twist.
Boost for Gloucestershire economy as funding secured for business-to-business database
Together Gloucestershire to expand initiative which seeks to make it easier for local companies to do business with each other.
Parkinson’s table tennis group serves up fun in Cirencester
People living with Parkinson’s are picking up their bats to play ping pong and pickleball as part of a new Cotswold District Council funded pilot project.
Brickus Orpheus: A mythical trail made from LEGO® bricks
The Corinium Museum is launching its year-long Project Orpheus celebrations with an Orpheus Trail made with LEGO® bricks and a children’s myths workshop this Easter.
Cotswold District Council seeks information on illegal roadside dumping
Cotswold District Council is appealing for information and asking the community to be vigilant after several loads of soil and aggregate were dumped at different roadside locations across the district.
Cotswold Homes and Interiors Festival celebrates local creativity and craftsmanship
From upcycling furniture to letting go of clutter: crowds flocked to the Cotswold Homes and Interiors Festival to pick up tips, browse stalls and gain insights into the latest trends in the world of home décor and design.
Are you ready for the Gloucestershire County Council Elections? Residents encouraged to register to vote
Voters across the Cotswold District are being encouraged to be prepared for the Gloucestershire County Council elections so they can vote on May 1.
By-elections to take place in two Cotswold District Council seats on May 1
By-elections for the Tetbury with Upton and Watermoor wards will be held on May 1, 2025.
£12,000 fine for man who allowed build-up of toxic waste at his Chipping Campden business
A business owner has been fined more than £12,000 for allowing waste, litter, and debris to build up in public areas and at a neighbouring property.
Cotswold District Council hosts session on the potential for farming to reverse climate and ecology crises
Regenerative farmer, Dr Richard Gantlett, told Cotswold District councillors, officers and regional farming leaders from across Gloucestershire and the Cotswolds National Landscape that agriculture has remarkable potential to meet climate, ecology, and economic needs.
Council seeking to force inheritance tax rethink by building robust case for local farmers
Cotswold District Council has pledged to back local farmers in their fight with the government, by building a rigorous case to scrap agricultural inheritance tax reform.
Honouring March's Unsung Heroes: Exceptional Individuals Making a Difference
A man who delivers food, clothing and aid to the homeless in his van, a community repair café and the founder of an organisation that provides free meals for those in need are the latest remarkable recipients of the Unsung Heroes Awards.