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'There's something special about helping people' - Nigel shares his story
Our lasting legacy for many is the people who have worked and continue to work at Trinity Road. When our residents contact the council, it is often through our warm and knowledgeable Customer Services team. Although not the longest-serving member of the team, Nigel Poole marked 10 years with the department in March.
Looking back: the leisure centre that changed the north Cotswolds
More than 25 years ago, work began on a £2.4 million project that would leave a lasting legacy for the north Cotswolds and give thousands of local children the opportunity to learn to swim close to home.
From deluge to legacy: how one big rainfall helped reshape flood risk management
As part of our Lasting Legacy project, we're reflecting on key moments in the council's history. The flooding of 2007 was unprecedented challenge for many, including council staff and service providers. It led to changes that still have a positive impact today. Chris Roberts was at the leisure centre in Cirencester in her new role as a councillor for Cotswold District Council, when the phones started ringing.
"The thing that's kept me here all these years is the people" – Reflections on 37 Years at Cotswold District Council
As part of our Lasting Legacy project, we're capturing the memories and experiences of people who have helped shape the council over the years. Land Charges lead, Michaela Salter joined the council in 1989 and is still serving the district today.