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Cotswold District Council is inviting residents and community groups to come forward with ideas to improve their local area to a free Crowdfund Cotswold workshop.

Cotswold District Council announces significant enhancements to its planning services, aimed at providing residents with a seamless experience and high-quality support. 

Cotswold District Council has partnered with Feeding Gloucestershire to explore options for a Food Network in the Cotswold District.

End of year figures reported by Cotswold District Council’s Warm and Well service show a surge in the number of households coming forward for energy advice and support.

Cotswold District Council has announced its official adoption of the Fairford Neighbourhood Development Plan (NDP), a blueprint designed to shape the future of the Fairford community. 

Freedom Leisure will be the new provider for the leisure and cultural facilities in the District, this includes three leisure centres and the Corinium Museum & Resource Centre.

The Annual General Meeting of Cotswold District Council took place last night (24 May 2023) at which the Leader of Cotswold District Council and Cabinet took office, following the 2023 Local Elections.

On Friday 12 May, the best in construction and the built environment from around the Cotswolds came together to celebrate the Cotswold District Council Local Building Excellence Awards.

Residents in Cotswolds may be asked to help the Council to gain a better understanding of the housing in the District as it undertakes its Housing Condition Survey. The survey will help the council better understand homes in the district to help it make positive decisions about improving housing in the future.

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. Residents without a valid form of ID have until 5pm on 25 April to apply for a free Voter Authority Certificate which will act as ID for people voting at a polling station.

Cotswold District Council is encouraging owners of older buildings who want to make their homes more energy efficient to speak to the council for expert advice on how to do it.

Cotswold District Council has completed a full procurement process to identify providers to run the district council’s leisure and culture services. These contracts include three leisure centres and the Corinium Museum & Resource Centre.