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Cotswold District Council (CDC) has voted to declare an ecological emergency, putting ecological issues at the heart of the Council’s actions to deliver nature recovery across the district.

The BARN Theatre in Cirencester will soon reopen its doors to the public with a brand new offering of big-screen delights, as they raise the curtain on the BARN Cinema experience.

Don’t lose your voice - residents in the Cotswolds urged to look out for their voter registration details from Cotswold District Council.

Last night, Cabinet voted to postpone development of a decked car park at the Waterloo in Cirencester for 12 months.

Tourism in the Cotswolds has received a welcome boost thanks to a visit by Tourism Minister Nigel Huddleston MP on Saturday 4^th July.  His visit coincides with the reopening of many pubs, restaurants and museums and comes at a time when Cotswold tourism businesses are facing one of the toughest periods in their history.

Cotswold District Council (CDC) has confirmed its ambition to play a central part in local recovery as businesses exit lockdown. 

Cotswold residents spending more than usual on their energy bills during lockdown are able to access support and grant funding free of charge through a local support scheme.

Cotswold District Council (CDC) has called on the Government to let it spend business support funding currently held by the council on the 'missing middle' of Cotswold businesses.

Following a debate at Full Council (3 June), Cotswold District Council voted to abolish its Honorary Alderman Scheme - a scheme in place since the 1980s to recognise former councillors for their service.

Last week, Cotswold District Council issued a £400 fixed penalty notice to an individual following an investigation of a fly-tip found near Northleach. The fly-tip contained household waste items following a clear out of their home.

Cotswold District Council’s waste service provider Ubico Ltd will be working in partnership with Gloucestershire County Council and their contractor Ringway to cut grass, clear litter and sweep surfaces on the verges of the A40 dual carriageway and the Cirencester bypass including a section of the A419.

A tribute to troops was flown high above Cotswold District Council offices in Trinity Road, Cirencester to mark Armed Forces Day.