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Cotswold District Council has announced how it will support businesses with the social distancing measures in place to reduce the impact of coronavirus (Covid-19).

Face to face services suspended until further notice

Cotswold District Council's leisure centres closed tonight (Friday) until further notice

Cotswold District Council will be supporting businesses throughout the District in response to the unprecedented economic impact of the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.

The car park development of Sheep Street car park is due for completion this week and is expected to reopen for public use from Monday 16 March.

Cotswold businesses are being advised that business rates bills they are receiving this week do not take into account changes announced in Wednesday’s Budget.

Cotswold District Council is appealing to residents to take personal responsibility for their actions in its bid to tackle littering and dog fouling across the district.

The Leader of Cotswold District Council is asking residents of the district to stay calm and to remain vigilant following the confirmation of two cases of COVID19 (Coronavirus) in the Tetbury area this weekend.

Positive news is due to land on the doormats of more than 400 retail businesses in the district as Cotswold District Council writes to inform them of the increased business rate relief they will receive in the new financial year.

At a full council meeting this week, Cotswold District Councillors approved a net revenue budget for 2020/21 of £12.3 million with a capital programme of investment of £60 million over the next three years.