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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.
Downton Abbey star joins forces with choir for charity concert
25/10/2018
Downton Abbey star Douglas Reith is set to join Coln Choir for a charity concert in Cirencester Parish Church on Friday, November 2, at 7.30pm.
Proceeds from the concert ‘The Eleventh Hour’ are to be shared between two charities, local medical charity Cobalt and the Royal British Legion.
Proceeds from the concert ‘The Eleventh Hour’ are to be shared between two charities, local medical charity Cobalt and the Royal British Legion.
Come and see what Bourton has to offer at The Funstival
16/10/2018
The Funstival is a new venture in Bourton-on-the-Water, celebrating the local community and showcasing the activities available locally for people living in and around the village.
Celebrities stir up memories in new charity cookbook
05/10/2018
A new charity cookbook, brimming with nostalgic recipes from famous faces, is set to launch at The Times & Sunday Times Cheltenham Literature Festival on Sunday (October 7).
The collaborative cookbook, Recipes to Remember, is an eclectic collection of recipes and memories in aid of Maggie’s Centres, gifted by well-known personalities such as Raymond Blanc, Kirsty Allsopp and Victoria Derbyshire.
The collaborative cookbook, Recipes to Remember, is an eclectic collection of recipes and memories in aid of Maggie’s Centres, gifted by well-known personalities such as Raymond Blanc, Kirsty Allsopp and Victoria Derbyshire.
Bourton primary school cuts the ribbon on improved facilities
27/09/2018
Bourton-on-the-Water Primary Academy has made the most of county council funding for much-needed expansion work at the school in the Cotswolds.
The new school facilities mean more space for learning and modern cooking, serving and dining areas for children. The school can return one of the rooms being used as a dining area back into a classroom thanks to a hall extension with a new kitchen and servery.
The new school facilities mean more space for learning and modern cooking, serving and dining areas for children. The school can return one of the rooms being used as a dining area back into a classroom thanks to a hall extension with a new kitchen and servery.
Charity hare art auction launched for the Cotswolds
27/09/2018
All 128 artist designed hares from this years hugely successful Cotswolds AONB Hare Trail are now available via an special online auction, in aid of two vital local projects managed by Cotswolds AONB.
The hand-painted giant 5ft hares, the new style 3ft springers and the dinky leverets are all available online to view and bid on until 8pm on Friday, October 5.
The hand-painted giant 5ft hares, the new style 3ft springers and the dinky leverets are all available online to view and bid on until 8pm on Friday, October 5.
Get set for a magical Cotswold panto season
24/09/2018
One of the highlights of the Christmas season in the Cotswolds are the annual pantomimes – and this year's look like being just magical!
At the Everyman Theatre in Cheltenham the panto looks like being bigger and better than ever in the shape of Aladdin, a brand-new production written and directed by Blue Peter legend Peter Duncan.
At the Everyman Theatre in Cheltenham the panto looks like being bigger and better than ever in the shape of Aladdin, a brand-new production written and directed by Blue Peter legend Peter Duncan.
RESTAURANT REVIEW: Zizzi Cheltenham
08/09/2018
Zizzi Cheltenham must be one of the most atmospheric venues in Gloucestershire to enjoy a meal.
Situated in the deconsecrated St James Church in Suffolk Square, the Italian restaurant has reopened its church doors after extensive refurbishment work.
Situated in the deconsecrated St James Church in Suffolk Square, the Italian restaurant has reopened its church doors after extensive refurbishment work.
50 free sports and activities you can take part in this weekend!
05/09/2018
Stroud District Council is joining forces with coaches and clubs to lay on 50 sports activities free-of-charge at both its sports centres – and there is something for everyone.
The Active For Life Health and Wellbeing Day at Stratford Park Leisure Centre in Stroud and at The Pulse in Dursley will showcase sports through a huge range of taster sessions on Saturday, September 8.
The Active For Life Health and Wellbeing Day at Stratford Park Leisure Centre in Stroud and at The Pulse in Dursley will showcase sports through a huge range of taster sessions on Saturday, September 8.
Olympic champion enjoys a ‘heavenly day out’ at Moreton Show
04/09/2018
The Olympic dressage gold medallist Carl Hester enjoyed a nostalgic return to the Moreton Show, describing the experience as ‘a heavenly day out’.
The Forest of Dean-based Hester was at the show on Saturday (September 1) to judge the Supreme Horse and Pony, only days before he flies out to the United States to represent Great Britain at the World Equestrian Games.
The Forest of Dean-based Hester was at the show on Saturday (September 1) to judge the Supreme Horse and Pony, only days before he flies out to the United States to represent Great Britain at the World Equestrian Games.
Leisure centres given major refurbishment
31/08/2018
Two West Oxfordshire leisure centres are set to be relaunched after being extended and improved.
Both the Windrush Leisure Centre in Witney and Chipping Norton Leisure Centre will benefit from brand new equipment and facilities following the works costing more than £750,000 in total.
Both the Windrush Leisure Centre in Witney and Chipping Norton Leisure Centre will benefit from brand new equipment and facilities following the works costing more than £750,000 in total.
Nominate your Cotswold Champion today!
06/08/2018
Today marks the launch of an exciting new Community Awards scheme in the Cotswolds.
Cllr Julian Beale, chairman of Cotswold District Council, is inviting the public to nominate residents and teams who are Cotswold Champions, helping to make the district a truly great place to live.
Cllr Julian Beale, chairman of Cotswold District Council, is inviting the public to nominate residents and teams who are Cotswold Champions, helping to make the district a truly great place to live.
Edward Gillespie appointed new Lord-Lieutenant of Gloucestershire
26/07/2018
The Queen has appointed Mr Edward Gillespie OBE DL to succeed Dame Janet Trotter OBE DBE CVO as Lord-Lieutenant of ceremonial Gloucestershire on 29 October 2018.
Mr Gillespie currently serves as a Deputy Lieutenant for the county and has dedicated many years to championing local interests.
Mr Gillespie currently serves as a Deputy Lieutenant for the county and has dedicated many years to championing local interests.
Chipping Norton Leisure Centre set for expansion
25/07/2018
Chipping Norton Leisure Centre is set for a major upgrade after councillors gave funding the green light.
The centre, based at Chipping Norton School, will be given an artificial turf pitch which will replace the existing Tarmac multi-use games area, while the size of the gym will be increased by 60 per cent.
The centre, based at Chipping Norton School, will be given an artificial turf pitch which will replace the existing Tarmac multi-use games area, while the size of the gym will be increased by 60 per cent.
Subscription Rooms transfer will keep it in public hands
13/07/2018
Stroud District Council has authorised the transfer of a town entertainment venue which should keep it in public hands.
Last night (Thursday, July 12) the council’s strategy and resources committee voted to start the sale process for Stroud Subscription Rooms for £1 and invest up to £375,000 for the buyer Stroud Town Council.
Last night (Thursday, July 12) the council’s strategy and resources committee voted to start the sale process for Stroud Subscription Rooms for £1 and invest up to £375,000 for the buyer Stroud Town Council.
Cotswold taxi drivers can fly the flag during World Cup!
04/07/2018
Cotswold District taxi drivers can fly the England flag, or the national flag of other countries still competing in the World Cup, during the current tournament should they wish to do so.
The council’s cabinet member responsible for licensing, Cllr Mark MacKenzie-Charrington, wants to give taxi drivers the option of showing their support for their national teams for a limited period. In giving his backing to the England national team.
The council’s cabinet member responsible for licensing, Cllr Mark MacKenzie-Charrington, wants to give taxi drivers the option of showing their support for their national teams for a limited period. In giving his backing to the England national team.
Artists celebrate the tree in the British landscape
03/07/2018
A group of fine artists known as The Arborealists are staging a month-long exhibition in the Cotswolds of tree studies and landscapes.
The exhibition runs at the The John Davies Gallery, Fosseway Business Park, Moreton-in-Marsh, from Saturday, July 7, to Saturday, August 4.
The exhibition runs at the The John Davies Gallery, Fosseway Business Park, Moreton-in-Marsh, from Saturday, July 7, to Saturday, August 4.
Paxfest set to be another scorching event
27/06/2018
A small Cotswold village is staging its very own music festival this weekend - and the weather looks set to be glorious.
Paxfest is a small family-friendly live music festival being held on the Paxford village green, adjacent to the Churchill Arms, on Saturday.
Paxfest is a small family-friendly live music festival being held on the Paxford village green, adjacent to the Churchill Arms, on Saturday.
