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Visitors to the Corinum Museum in Cirencester will have an opportunity to view a rare set of Roman curse tablets from the Cotswolds for the first time when they go on public display.

Three years of partnership between Cotswold District Council and solar specialists MakeMyHouseGreen has seen close to 100 households install solar panels, helping residents cut their energy bills while reducing carbon emissions. 

Cotswold District Council is asking residents to help spread the word and reach LGBT veterans in the district who could be eligible for recognition for the way they were treated while serving in the Armed Forces. 

It might have started as just a few drumming lessons, but for one young student in the north Cotswolds, those lessons were the beginning of a journey that would take them all the way to a top music school and towards a future in music.

A rare 2nd-century Roman toddler's drinking cup with a sad back story has been conserved and is on display at Corinium Museum in Cirencester, where it will be reunited with other objects discovered in the same grave.

New affordable homes are giving people the opportunity to put down roots in their communities, while growing numbers of residents are using leisure services to improve their health and wellbeing, according to Cotswold District Council’s latest performance report.  

Our district is represented by fascinating individuals who serve our communities from across the political spectrum. A proud part of our legacy is how generations of councillors have come together, bridging their differences to make positive changes for the Cotswolds.

In the early hours of Sunday morning, five men were arrested in Whelford on suspicion of committing offences under the Explosives Act.

Statement from Cotswold District Council leader Mike Evemy:  

Visitors to the Corinium Museum will soon have even more opportunities to discover the archaeology of the Cotswolds as the museum prepares for all-day opening on Sundays. 

Conservative candidate Tom Bradley has been elected to represent the Blockley ward on Cotswold District Council following the by-election held on 24 September. 

Residents, businesses, community organisations and other stakeholders are being given more time to have their say on the proposed Local Plan 2026-2043, following a decision by Cotswold District Council to extend the current consultation period by four weeks.