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Creative organisations in the Cotswolds are working together to shine a spotlight on the vibrancy of the area’s cultural scene in an initiative supported by Cotswold District Council.  

Cotswold District Council has received a formal response from Baroness Taylor of Stevenage, the Parliamentary Under Secretary of State at the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government, to the council leader’s recent letter expressing “deep concerns” over revised housing targets for the Cotswold district.

One year after a catastrophic car accident left him with life-threatening injuries and a long road to recovery, Cotswold District Councillor Tony Dale has made a remarkable return to the council.  

Cotswold District Council has begun this year’s annual canvass to make sure the electoral register is up to date, identifying any residents who are not registered so that they can be encouraged to do so.   

A free exhibition at Cirencester’s Corinium Museum will offer a glimpse into life in the district during World War Two as part of commemorations marking 80 years since the end of the war. 

A new wave of eco-friendly projects is helping to shape a greener future for the Cotswolds visitor economy, thanks to collaboration between Cotswolds Tourism, local councils and business partners. 

Residents and businesses are being urged to check who’s taking their waste away or risk being fined hundreds of pounds in a summer crackdown on fly-tipping by rogue traders.  

History-lovers will finally be able to view two world-renowned Roman swords when they go on display to the public at Cirencester’s Corinium Museum.

Cotswold District Council is calling on the government to urgently rethink housing targets imposed on the district, warning that the current requirements are “disproportionate, unsustainable, and risk irreparable harm” to one of the UK’s most treasured landscapes.

Cotswold District Council has taken another step in its drive towards a greener future with the installation of 24 new electric vehicle chargers in car parks across the district. 

A nine-year-old from Cirencester who collects litter to protect local wildlife has been recognised as one of Cotswold District Council’s first-ever Young Unsung Heroes. 

Cotswold District Council is calling on residents and community groups for exciting locally led ideas as the next round of Crowdfund Cotswold opens for applications.