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Cotswold District Council is offering a unique opportunity for local businesses and freelancers to secure affordable, centrally located office space at their recently transformed Trinity Road offices.

Four extraordinary individuals have been celebrated as the first winners of the Unsung Heroes Awards, honouring local heroes who tirelessly work behind the scenes to make our communities better. Congratulations to Janne Bishop, Daphne Walton, Kelly Foreshew, and Brian McTear, whose dedication and selfless service have earned them this well-deserved recognition. 

Cotswold residents are invited to give their views for a second time this year on parking in the district as Cotswold District Council launches its second consultation on current parking provision.   

Rev. Richard Coles' The Rabbit Hole Detectives and Sir Max Hastings to join the all-star lineup for the inaugural Cirencester History Festival.

Cotswold District residents are being urged to check their electoral registration details to avoid losing their right to vote on important decisions that affect them.

Clothes swaps, donating, selling and recycling are just some of the ways residents can deal with clothing that they no longer wear is the message of a new ‘Wear Not Waste’ campaign.  

Chelsey Salt has won a Local Authority Building Control (LABC) Award for Site Manager of the Year.

Cotswold District Council has launched the Autumn funding round of its crowdfunding initiative. From cycle hubs to cricket clubs, playgrounds to street murals, if you have an idea for a project, you can make it happen with Crowdfund Cotswold.

Our Community Builders, Sue and Kate, are touring around the district on their Community Wellbeing Roadshow – with the aim of supporting and connecting people in the Cotswolds.

Cirencester’s Corinium Museum is delighted to be hosting an exhibition of fieldwalking finds from Abbey Home Farm and artwork inspired by the landscape.

Cotswold District Council has been successful in their government bid and has been awarded £38,341 from the ‘Fly-tipping Intervention Grant Scheme’ to be spent between April and October 2024. 

Cotswold District Council has successfully prosecuted an individual for breaching their duty of care after a fly-tip was found near Andoversford. The fly-tip consisted of supermarket carrier bags containing dried foods, tins of food, waste food items, children’s toys and some photographs and a quantity of cardboard.