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Owners of historic buildings encouraged to explore making their homes more efficient

Cotswold District Council is encouraging owners of older buildings who want to make their homes more energy efficient to speak to the council for expert advice on how to do it.

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Cotswold District Council completes bidding process to identify providers for the leisure & cultural facilities in the District

Cotswold District Council has completed a full procurement process to identify providers to run the district council’s leisure and culture services. These contracts include three leisure centres and the Corinium Museum & Resource Centre.

Rural view of gently rolling hills and villages with wooded boundaries in the Cotswolds.

Cotswold District Council applies for rural area status

Cotswold District Council is applying to the Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing & Communities to designate part of the district as a rural area to ensure affordable housing contributions are consistent across the district.

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Eligible children and young people across the Cotswolds can enjoy free activities this Spring

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

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Renewable energy firms invited to tender to make District Council buildings more sustainable

Cotswold District Council is inviting competitive tenders for a scope of works to install solar photovoltaic (PV) panels on the roofs of a number of its buildings to help deliver on its pledge to make Council-owned assets more sustainable. 

Cllr Joe Harris visiting the Stockwells affordable housing scheme in Moreton-in-Marsh as the homes are craned into place.

First factory-built homes arrive at Moreton-in-Marsh affordable housing development

New factory-built homes have been craned into place at the Cotswold's first zero-carbon affordable housing development in Moreton-in-Marsh 

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Cotswold District Council to pick up bags in aid of the Great British Spring Clean

Cotswold District Council’s Clean and Green team is inviting local communities to get behind this year’s Great British Spring Clean (17 March to 2 April), the national campaign by Keep Britain Tidy which encourages people of all ages to go out into their neighbourhoods to pick up litter.

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Retail, leisure and hospitality businesses in the Cotswolds to benefit from £7.6 million in Business Rate relief

Over a thousand Cotswold businesses in the retail, leisure and hospitality sectors will benefit from a total of over £7.6 million in relief on their Business Rates in the 2023/24 financial year. 

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Tributes paid to Ray Theodoulou following his death last week

Cotswold District Council was extremely saddened by the death of Councillor Ray Theodoulou last week.

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Are you ready for the elections? Voters encouraged to make sure they are registered and have photo ID ahead of the May elections

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 local elections on 4 May.

An artist's representation of the Cottsway Davies Road development in Moreton in Marsh

Affordable housing scheme to build low-carbon homes in Moreton-in-Marsh is underway

Works to build 15 new low-carbon homes for social rent in Moreton-in-Marsh have begun thanks to an innovative partnership between Cotswold District Council, Cottsway Housing Association and Helix Partnership Homes.

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Highway Trash! Council calls out road users for throwing tons of litter from car windows

Cotswold District Council is calling on road users to stop littering on roads and highways in the Cotswolds after collecting over 2,300 tonnes of waste in the Council's annual street and road cleansing activities as part of its Clean and Green Cotswolds initiative.