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Subscription Rooms transfer approved
18/01/2019
The future of a historic entertainments venue will be secured after Stroud District Council leaders approved a deal which will see it remain in public hands.
Stroud Subscription Rooms will be transferred from the district council to Stroud Town Council and Stroud Subscription Rooms Trust at the end of March, after a key committee voted in favour of the deal yesterday (Thursday, January 17).
Stroud Subscription Rooms will be transferred from the district council to Stroud Town Council and Stroud Subscription Rooms Trust at the end of March, after a key committee voted in favour of the deal yesterday (Thursday, January 17).
Green light for new artificial pitch at Chippy
17/01/2019
A Cotswold leisure centre's multi-use games area will receive a major upgrade after contractors were appointed to install an artificial turf pitch.
The new sand-dressed pitch at Chipping Norton Leisure Centre will replace the existing Tarmac surface which has reached the end of its life and will meet the growing and more varied needs of residents.
The new sand-dressed pitch at Chipping Norton Leisure Centre will replace the existing Tarmac surface which has reached the end of its life and will meet the growing and more varied needs of residents.
Blow away the January blues at Cocklebarrow Races
04/01/2019
The Cocklebarrow Races is the perfect family day out in the Cotswold countryside and the perfect cure for rubbing away those January blues.
The Heythrop Point-to-Point event has in the past attracted a host of celebrities - whether it’s David Cameron, Jeremy Clarkson, Alex James, Giles Coren, John Inverdale, Jilly Cooper, Xander Armstrong, Zara Philips or Liz Hurley, you are almost certain to see one or two of them on Sunday, January 27.
The Heythrop Point-to-Point event has in the past attracted a host of celebrities - whether it’s David Cameron, Jeremy Clarkson, Alex James, Giles Coren, John Inverdale, Jilly Cooper, Xander Armstrong, Zara Philips or Liz Hurley, you are almost certain to see one or two of them on Sunday, January 27.
Film society launches exciting new season
02/01/2019
Winchcombe Film Society begins its new season tomorrow (Thursday) evening with a screening of Lion, a heart-rending tale of a boy lost and found in India and Australia.
The society generally meets on the last Friday of every month except July and August, at Abbey Fields Community Centre, Winchcombe, showing a wide range of popular and independent films.
The society generally meets on the last Friday of every month except July and August, at Abbey Fields Community Centre, Winchcombe, showing a wide range of popular and independent films.
New dance classes for wheelchair users launched in Cotswolds
31/12/2018
Enterprising occupational therapist Lizzie Large and founder of West Oxfordshire Wheelchair Dance has put her best foot forward to launch new dance classes for Gloucestershire's wheelchair users.
These classes will be a first of its kind in the county. Cotswold Wheelchair Dance is putting out a call for members to join its ‘Everyone Can Dance’ classes following the success of running in West Oxfordshire since 2016.
These classes will be a first of its kind in the county. Cotswold Wheelchair Dance is putting out a call for members to join its ‘Everyone Can Dance’ classes following the success of running in West Oxfordshire since 2016.
Music legend Georgie Fame to play in Cotswold church
17/12/2018
Whether you remember the sixties, or arrived on the planet much more recently, it is very likely that you have been influenced by the contribution Georgie Fame has made to jazz, pop and contemporary music.
Christmas message from Cllr Tony Berry, Leader Cotswold District Council
14/12/2018
Christmas has come early for me this year! 11th December precisely when I was elected as leader of Cotswold District Council, taking over from Cllr Mark Annett who stepped down in late September for health reasons.
Mark did a brilliant job considering his battle against a significant bout of illness, and I would like to thank him for his contribution. I am delighted to report that he is continues to get better whilst still doing good work as a ward councillor.
Mark did a brilliant job considering his battle against a significant bout of illness, and I would like to thank him for his contribution. I am delighted to report that he is continues to get better whilst still doing good work as a ward councillor.
Air Tattoo offers half-price tickets to its 'neighbours'
14/12/2018
The Royal International Air Tattoo is thanking its 'neighbours' by offering half price Friday and Sunday tickets to next summer’s airshow.
Valid for Friday, July 19, and Sunday, July 21, residents with specific postcodes living close to RAF Fairford – where the world-famous military airshow is held – have until May 31 to purchase up to two discounted tickets per residential household as a ‘thank you’ for their support.
REVIEW: Aladdin, Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham
10/12/2018
Aladdin has everything you could possibly hope for to make for a magical evening of good old-fashioned family entertainment.
In a move away from recent years at the Everyman, this panto is written and directed by ex-Blue Peter presenter Peter Duncan and he definitely deserves a gold badge for his efforts.
In a move away from recent years at the Everyman, this panto is written and directed by ex-Blue Peter presenter Peter Duncan and he definitely deserves a gold badge for his efforts.
REVIEW: Dick Whittington, The Roses, Tewkesbury
05/12/2018
The Roses has come up with yet another seasonal winner for Tewkesbury audiences in the shape of its much-anticipated pantomime Dick Whittington.
Writer and director Ben Crocker seems to produce first-class pantos for fun (literally). This year there will be over 200 of his pantomimes performed all over the world and this is his seventh consecutive year working at The Roses.
Writer and director Ben Crocker seems to produce first-class pantos for fun (literally). This year there will be over 200 of his pantomimes performed all over the world and this is his seventh consecutive year working at The Roses.
£2.8 million building work at Paternoster School is complete
04/12/2018
Four new classrooms and improved accessibility for pupils is just part of a package of building work that has got the seal of approval at Paternoster School in Cirencester.
Paternoster School provide support for children and young people aged two to 17 years with severe or profound and multiple learning difficulties.
Paternoster School provide support for children and young people aged two to 17 years with severe or profound and multiple learning difficulties.
The Beach Boys to play in the Cotswolds next summer
04/12/2018
Cornbury Music Festival has confirmed rock legends The Beach Boys as the first headline act for 2019.
The band will bring a Californian vibe to the Cotswolds next summer, topping the bill on the final day of the festival at Great Tew.
The band will bring a Californian vibe to the Cotswolds next summer, topping the bill on the final day of the festival at Great Tew.
Sticky end to the diet as Pudding Club holds charity Christmas lunch
27/11/2018
Three Ways House Hotel, Mickleton, home of the famous Pudding Club is hosting a fabulous two-course Christmas lunch on Thursday, December 13, at 12 noon in aid of local medical charity Cobalt.
Nell Gifford to switch on Cirencester's Christmas lights
22/11/2018
Nell Gifford, founder of Gifford’s Circus, will be Cirencester’s special guest this year to switch on the town's Christmas Lights on Saturday, December 1.
Nell Gifford joined the circus when she was 18 and started her own circus with her fiancé Toti Gifford, a farmer’s son from Cheltenham, in 2000.
Nell Gifford joined the circus when she was 18 and started her own circus with her fiancé Toti Gifford, a farmer’s son from Cheltenham, in 2000.
Hunt is on for Gloucestershire's next big food and drink creators
21/11/2018
Food and drink producers from across Gloucestershire are being encouraged to apply for the chance to secure a £10,000 cash injection and listing in stores throughout the county.
Co-op Midcounties is inviting budding entrepreneurs to the official launch of its Food Glorious Food campaign on Wednesday, November 28, at Hartpury College between 5.30pm and 7.30pm
Co-op Midcounties is inviting budding entrepreneurs to the official launch of its Food Glorious Food campaign on Wednesday, November 28, at Hartpury College between 5.30pm and 7.30pm
Brothers to battle it out in The Great Bourton Bake Off
20/11/2018
A special event is taking part in Bourton-on-the-Water this Sunday (November 25) as two cricketing brothers take part in the Great Bourton Bake Off to raise funds for a charity in memory of their mother.
Jack Galpin and Max Shepherd have spent a year carrying out 45 challenges in their attempt to raise £5,000 for the Epilepsy Society. Their mother, Sarah Davies, who died three years ago and would have been 45 this year, suffered from epilepsy.
Jack Galpin and Max Shepherd have spent a year carrying out 45 challenges in their attempt to raise £5,000 for the Epilepsy Society. Their mother, Sarah Davies, who died three years ago and would have been 45 this year, suffered from epilepsy.
Cotswolds model village and inn finds new owner
19/11/2018
The Old New Inn & Model Village, situated in the Cotswold village of Bourton-on-the-Water, has been sold to a husband-and-wife team.
The site is hugely popular with visitors keen to see the Model Village. A one ninth scale exact replica of Bourton-on-the-Water and crafted by local builders from local Cotswold stone, it is a major attraction in the area due to its artistry and historical prevalence.
The site is hugely popular with visitors keen to see the Model Village. A one ninth scale exact replica of Bourton-on-the-Water and crafted by local builders from local Cotswold stone, it is a major attraction in the area due to its artistry and historical prevalence.
Planning secured for education centre at William Morris’ historic Cotswold home
16/11/2018
Carter Jonas, the national property consultancy, has secured planning permission on behalf of the Society of Antiquaries of London for a new on-site education centre at Kelmscott Manor, alongside the conservation and refurbishment of the estate’s Grade I listed heritage buildings.
Kelmscott Manor is a limestone manor house that dates from 1570 in the Cotswolds village of Kelmscott.
Kelmscott Manor is a limestone manor house that dates from 1570 in the Cotswolds village of Kelmscott.
Arise our new Cotswold Champions!
12/11/2018
Public-spirited local residents were honoured at Cotswold District Council’s first-ever Cotswold Champions Community Awards ceremony and celebration dinner which took place at the Royal Agricultural University on Friday (November (9).
This date was chosen specifically to coincide with the ‘We Remember 1918’ weekend when the Cotswolds commemorated and celebrated the 100th anniversary of the end of WW1
This date was chosen specifically to coincide with the ‘We Remember 1918’ weekend when the Cotswolds commemorated and celebrated the 100th anniversary of the end of WW1
The original luxury Christmas fair in the Cotswolds
26/10/2018
Cotswold residents in search of the perfect gift for a loved one this festive season will have plenty of inspiration at hand thanks to the Mary Howard Christmas Fair.
The longest-running and original luxury Christmas fair in the Cotswolds returns to Cotswold Airport, near Cirencester, between Tuesday, November 13, and Friday, November 16, from 10am-4pm daily, with over 150 unique specialist retailers under its wing.
The longest-running and original luxury Christmas fair in the Cotswolds returns to Cotswold Airport, near Cirencester, between Tuesday, November 13, and Friday, November 16, from 10am-4pm daily, with over 150 unique specialist retailers under its wing.
