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Cotswold District Council is offering more support for young people leaving care by increasing the age they will be eligible for council tax support from age 21 to age 25. 

Cotswold District Council have agreed to continue providing business rate relief through the Government’s Retail, Hospitality and Leisure scheme for the financial year 2024/25.

Cotswold District Council is working in partnership with Gloucestershire County Council and local community organisation World Jungle to deliver another Holiday Activities and Food Programme (HAF) for eligible children across the Cotswold district this spring.

A couple from Fairford who fraudulently claimed over £23,500 in Universal Credit from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) and a further £2,000 reduction in their Council Tax have been sentenced at Gloucester Crown Court.  

Cotswold District Council is seeking new partners to invest in the renovation of the Old Station building in Cirencester.

Voters across Cotswold District are being encouraged to make sure they are registered, have applied for postal voting, and applied for identification if needed ahead of the deadlines so that they can vote in the Police and Crime Commissioner elections on 2 May.

In collaboration with Life Cycle, Cotswold District Council have installed 51 new community bike stands in the Cotswolds including in Lechlade, Fairford and South Cerney.

Cotswold District Council announces the completion of the £50,000 regeneration project at Brewery Court, marking a significant milestone in restoring the area's historical charm. 

Residents living in the Cotswolds are invited to help shape Cotswold District Council’s approach to the future design of new build developments.

Cotswold District Council’s Cabinet has agreed a budget for next year to manage decreasing funding and prepare for further funding cuts in future. 

Cotswold District Council is hosting the Cotswold Homes and Interior Festival in Cirencester this March, funded by the Government’s UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF). 

Cotswold District Council is investing in repairs to The Old Station while it continues to explore options for the renovation and future use of The Old Station and Memorial Hospital Cottages.