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Cotswold District Council joined forces with Gloucestershire County Council Trading Standard and Gloucestershire Police to carry out a Stop and Search operation as part of our commitment to stop fly-tipping in the district.

Cotswold District Council have installed cameras around the district in potential fly-tipping hotspots to capture any illegal activity such as a vehicle dumping waste.

For the first time, residents in Cotswold District will need to show photographic ID to vote in person at this year’s local elections which are being held on 4 May.

Cotswold District Council and West Oxfordshire District Council have received a joint award of £230,000 from the Department for Levelling Up, Homes and Communities (DLUHC) towards improving digital engagement with residents. 

Local residents have had their say on how to spend the funds raised from the tourism levy included in the charges to park at the Rissington Road Car Park in Bourton-on-the-Water. 

Cotswold District Councillors will be considering a proposal to protect council-owned land in Kemble, for use as allotments and community gardens for the local community.

Cotswold District Council have passed a motion to improve the provision of Community Public Access Defibrillators (CPADs) on new developments in the Cotswold District.

Waste, recycling and food waste collections in Cotswold District will be one day later with effect from Monday 26 December to 30 December as no collections will be made on Boxing Day.

Cotswold District Council have passed a motion at full Council to develop a menopause policy to ensure all staff going through the menopause are getting the support they need at work.

Cotswold District Council have set up the Cotswold Connected Community and Food Programme. This programme will help fund initiatives within the community that tackle the root causes of inequalities, the current cost of living crisis and strengthen community resilience in the longer term.

There are only five days left to have your say in Cotswold District Council’s budget consultation.

Cotswold District Council has today written to 348 households across the district to inform them the Council will be providing additional financial support to them to help with the rising costs of energy bills.