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Your rubbish, your responsibility - residents reminded of their duty of care
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.
From legion to legacy: Rare Roman swords unveiled
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 urges government to reconsider unrealistic housing targets in letter to Angela Rayner – as it pledges to update local plan
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.
New electric vehicle chargers driving Cotswold residents to go green
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.
Young heroes take the spotlight as Cotswold District Council celebrates unsung community champions
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.
Crowdfund Cotswold opens new round of funding for local projects
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.
New housing targets prompt rapid local plan update in the Cotswolds
Cotswold District Council is set to fast-track updates to its local plan to make sure homes are built in the right places at the right time, after government planning reforms more than doubled the number of houses the district is expected to deliver.
Cotswold District Council powers up climate commitment
Proactive steps like installing EV chargers and supporting residents to make their home greener has seen Cotswold District Council rise up national rankings in one of its top priorities – climate action.
Cotswold District Council marks the passing of 102-year-old D-Day veteran
Cotswold District Council is joining others across the region in mourning the sad loss of Kemble resident Alan “Mac” McQuillan, a D-Day veteran who has passed away at the age of 102.
Have Your Say: Chipping Campden’s vision for the future opens for public consultation
Residents of Chipping Campden, and those who work within, are being invited to give their views on the town council’s neighbourhood plan - a community-led blueprint designed to guide future development across the parish.
Dig into history: Corinium Museum hosts Festival of Archaeology
From exploring Roman food to getting hands-on with a Roman soldier’s kit: Cirencester’s Corinium Museum is celebrating the town’s rich history with its annual Festival of Archaeology this summer.
Jane Portman appointed as interim CEO at Cotswold District Council
Cotswold District Council has confirmed the appointment of Jane Portman as its new CEO.