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New Local Plan puts infrastructure, affordable homes and landscape protection at the heart of growth
Cotswold District Council has today published the complete draft of its Local Plan, designed with infrastructure at its heart, to deliver more affordable and smaller homes, protect the Cotswolds National Landscape, and give communities far greater certainty against speculative, piecemeal development.
Young fundraiser inspired by grandad among Unsung Heroes celebrated by Cotswold District Council
An inspirational 12-year-old who braved ice, sleet and dark mornings to raise money for Parkinson's UK after his grandfather's diagnosis was one of five Unsung Heroes to be recognised by Cotswold District Council at a full Council meeting last week (Wednesday 15 July).
Statement from the Leader of Cotswold District Council, Cllr Mike Evemy
The following statement is from the Leader of Cotswold District Council, Cllr Mike Evemy in response to the Government decision to create a single unitary council for Gloucestershire.
Government announces decision on local government reorganisation in Gloucestershire – a single, new unitary council to be created
Statement issued on behalf of Cheltenham Borough Council, Cotswold District Council, Forest of Dean District Council, Gloucestershire County Council, Gloucester City Council, Stroud District Council and Tewkesbury Borough Council
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.
Cotswold community projects backed by Crowdfund pledges
From a theatre bus tackling rural isolation to a community festival bringing thousands together and a village shop investing in a greener future, three local initiatives are set to receive backing from Cotswold District Council through Crowdfund Cotswold.
New funding pot boosts Cotswold Food Network’s Small Grants programme
From cooking classes for young people to shared meal projects tackling social isolation, the Cotswold Food Network Small Grants Programme is already helping local organisations make a difference in their communities.
Cotswold streets set for chewing gum clean-up
Cleaner, more welcoming streets are on the way for residents in the Cotswold district thanks to a programme to remove chewing gum staining and reduce future littering.
Progress on fly-tipping, solar success and sound finances help deliver good news for Cotswold District Council
Reliable waste collections, successful action against fly-tipping, money-saving solar panels and a strong financial position were among the positive headlines as Cotswold District Council reviewed its latest performance and financial reports.
New councillors elected to Cotswold District and Gloucestershire County Councils
Liberal Democrat candidate, Naomi Bloomer, has been elected to represent St Michael’s ward on Cotswold District Council. Whilst, Andrea Pellegram, Liberal Democrat candidate, has been elected to represent Cirencester Park division on Gloucestershire County Council, following polls held on 2 July.
"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.
Step back in time to the medieval world in Cirencester this summer
Cotswold residents and visitors are invited to journey back in time this summer at Cirencester’s Corinium Museum, where medieval re-enactors will bring the Festival of Archaeology to life.