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Fixed Penalty Notice-2

Council issues four £600 fines for Duty of Care breaches in fly-tipping crackdown

Cotswold District Council has issued four £600 fixed penalty notices over the past six weeks to residents for breaching their duty of care in relation to waste disposal. These penalties highlight the Council’s commitment to ensuring that waste is handled responsibly, in line with legal requirements, to protect the environment and combat fly-tipping. 

Menopause Fayre 2023

Cotswold District Council leading the way on menopause support for staff

Cotswold District Council is proud to announce the adoption of its updated Menopause Policy, aimed at supporting employees who are affected by menopause. This progressive step reflects the Council’s commitment to fostering a workplace culture that is inclusive and supportive. 

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Solar panels are saving money and the planet across the Cotswold District

A year on since Cotswold District Council teamed up with MakeMyHouseGreen (MMHG) residents are on track to save nearly £450,000 across the district by installing energy efficient measures in their homes.

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Toilets on the Market Square in Stow to stay open

Cotswold District Council’s Cabinet decided unanimously to support keeping the Market Square toilets in Stow-on-the-Wold open, following discussions with Stow Town Council and receipt of a petition signed by over 1,000 people.

Chi Chi Fit launch

Exciting new dance classes in the Cotswolds! Get fit, have fun, and join the Chi Chi Fit craze!

We’re thrilled to announce the launch of a dynamic new dance class funded by our Active Cotswold programme: Chi Chi Fit, an exciting dance workout that’s taking the world by storm! For the next seven weeks, Cotswold residents can enjoy these uplifting classes free of charge at Cirencester and Bourton-on-the-Water. 

Opening the new studio

New state-of-the-art studio open at Cirencester Leisure Centre

Cotswold District Council, in partnership with Freedom Leisure, is delighted to announce the successful completion of significant improvement works at Cirencester Leisure Centre. This joint £1.2 million refurbishment project, which commenced earlier this year, marks a major milestone in enhancing the experience and facilities for the local community, ensuring that the Centre remains a premier destination for health, fitness, and wellness in the region. 

Letting of Trinity Road

Council Launches Affordable Public Workspace for Local Businesses in Cirencester

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.

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Local Heroes Honoured in First Round of Unsung Heroes Awards

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. 

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Views on parking in Cotswolds sought for a second time from residents

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.   

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Tickets are on sale for the brand-new Cirencester History Festival

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

Annual Canvass-2

Don’t lose your vote – residents in the Cotswolds urged to check voter registration details

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.

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Wear Not Waste campaign encourages us to reuse and re-wear our old clothes

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.