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Tenant sought for the Sub Rooms
12/01/2018
Following the decision by Stroud District Council in December not to sell the freehold of Stroud Subscription Rooms and the associated forecourt, the council is now looking for a tenant for the iconic building in Stroud town centre.
Cirencester Christmas lights shine bright for much loved lady
18/12/2017
A Cirencester family’s Christmas light display in memory of a much loved wife, mother and grandmother is raising funds for the fourth year for Sue Ryder Leckhampton Court Hospice.
Kelvin Wearing from South Cerney arranges the special display each year in memory of his wife, Sandra, with the help of his family.
Kelvin Wearing from South Cerney arranges the special display each year in memory of his wife, Sandra, with the help of his family.
Cotswold hotel bought by local family brewer
11/12/2017
Specialist business property adviser Christie & Co has sold The Priory Inn in the historic Cotswolds market town of Tetbury.
The Priory Inn consists of 14 en-suite letting rooms, four principal trade areas including a large 82-cover restaurant and a large car park.
The Priory Inn consists of 14 en-suite letting rooms, four principal trade areas including a large 82-cover restaurant and a large car park.
Celebrity concert brings four-legged friends to the fore
07/12/2017
Celebrate Christmas with your four-legged friends at a special concert at St Mary's Church, Painswick, on Saturday evening (December 9) at 7pm.
Spectacle of Light at Sudeley Castle
07/12/2017
Following great success in 2016, the Spectacle of Light is returning to Sudeley Castle this winter.
Explore the beautiful new illuminated trail around Sudeley Castle's stunning grounds, marvelling at the majestic trees and romantic ruins all lit under the stars.
Explore the beautiful new illuminated trail around Sudeley Castle's stunning grounds, marvelling at the majestic trees and romantic ruins all lit under the stars.
Grant funding kick starts a new era for football club
04/12/2017
A football club in the Cotswolds is looking to a bright future in a new home after landing a £50,000 cash injection from West Oxfordshire District Council.
Charlbury Town Football and Sports Club was left without a clubhouse after it was demolished to make way for the new Community Centre in the town.
Charlbury Town Football and Sports Club was left without a clubhouse after it was demolished to make way for the new Community Centre in the town.
REVIEW: Tweedy inspires another crackerjack panto at the Everyman
03/12/2017
The annual panto at the Everyman Theatre in Cheltenham has increasingly become an essential Christmas treat for thousands of people from Gloucestershire and beyond.
And the audience of children - and the young at heart - who witnessed Friday night's performance of Dick Whittington and his Cat, may well agree that this is the best one yet.
And the audience of children - and the young at heart - who witnessed Friday night's performance of Dick Whittington and his Cat, may well agree that this is the best one yet.
TV stars to switch on Cirencester's Christmas lights
01/12/2017
Two stars of the small screen will switch on Cirencester's Christmas lights tomorrow (Saturday, December 2).
Charlie and Daisy May Cooper, who star in the BBC's Cotswold-based mockumentary This Country, will turn on the lights as part of the Cirencester Sparkles annual Advent Festival.
Charlie and Daisy May Cooper, who star in the BBC's Cotswold-based mockumentary This Country, will turn on the lights as part of the Cirencester Sparkles annual Advent Festival.
The secret’s out: award for museum’s walled garden
29/11/2017
The architect who designed the ‘secret garden’ within Stroud’s Museum in the Park has received an award for her sensitive design and success in engaging volunteers.
Landscape architect Rachael Emous-Austin, of Austin Design Works, was presented with a ‘highly commended’ award in the Small Projects category at the National Landscape Institute Awards ceremony held on November 23.
Landscape architect Rachael Emous-Austin, of Austin Design Works, was presented with a ‘highly commended’ award in the Small Projects category at the National Landscape Institute Awards ceremony held on November 23.
Historic Cotswold market hall damaged by JCB
29/11/2017
There was high drama in Chipping Campden at the weekend as the iconic Market Hall was damaged by a JCB putting up the town's Christmas tree.
The piece of machinery struck the National Trust-owned building, resulting in a quantity of masonry falling onto the High Street.
The piece of machinery struck the National Trust-owned building, resulting in a quantity of masonry falling onto the High Street.
Local people the key to new affordable homes scheme
27/11/2017
Residents and council officials gathered at the launch of a new affordable rural housing development in the Cotswolds.
The special event saw West Oxfordshire MP Robert Courts officially open the 10-home scheme in Bury Close, Kingham, which will give priority to local residents who are otherwise priced out of the market.
The special event saw West Oxfordshire MP Robert Courts officially open the 10-home scheme in Bury Close, Kingham, which will give priority to local residents who are otherwise priced out of the market.
A celebration of Gloucestershire in words and music
27/11/2017
Anyone who loves the county of Gloucestershire won't want to miss a special evening of poetry, song and entertainment taking place in Beverston, near Tetbury.
The historic Norman church in the village is the venue for a celebration of Gloucestershire in words and music on Friday, December 1, at 7.30pm.
The historic Norman church in the village is the venue for a celebration of Gloucestershire in words and music on Friday, December 1, at 7.30pm.
Street party marks Cheltenham's Christmas lights launch
23/11/2017
A street party will kick start Cheltenham’s fun-packed Christmas lights launch on Saturday (November 25).
Santa will be the guest of honour in a horse-drawn carriage when Christmas cheer in Cheltenham kicks off. Residents and visitors alike will be entertained with a host of town centre events, which will also include a walking nativity in Montpellier, featuring a petting donkey.
Santa will be the guest of honour in a horse-drawn carriage when Christmas cheer in Cheltenham kicks off. Residents and visitors alike will be entertained with a host of town centre events, which will also include a walking nativity in Montpellier, featuring a petting donkey.
Pantos set to be highlight of Christmas for many
22/11/2017
The highlight of the Christmas season for many is the annual pantomime – and as usual this year there's some great shows to choose from in the Cotswolds and beyond.
The Everyman Theatre in Cheltenham is promising its biggest and the best show with Dick Whittington and his Cat - its crazy tale of a Gloucestershire lad going from zero to hero.
The Everyman Theatre in Cheltenham is promising its biggest and the best show with Dick Whittington and his Cat - its crazy tale of a Gloucestershire lad going from zero to hero.
Boat trip makes canal history
15/11/2017
Restoration of the Cotswold Canals has taken a huge leap forward, with the first boat journey between Stonehouse and Bowbridge for over 80 years.
Even more significantly, the main passengers on the trip were a team from the Heritage Lottery Fund, which has been the main funder of the project. Members were seeing the restoration for themselves prior to ‘signing’ off the project.
Even more significantly, the main passengers on the trip were a team from the Heritage Lottery Fund, which has been the main funder of the project. Members were seeing the restoration for themselves prior to ‘signing’ off the project.
Pet-loving music stars line up for charity festival
14/11/2017
Pet-loving music stars Kaiser Chiefs, Jessie J and The Vamps are all taking to the stage for a brand new charity festival in Cheltenham.
PDSA PetLife Festival ’18 is a festival in a day, designed for both music fans and pet-lovers alike, combining great music, entertainment and attractions.
PDSA PetLife Festival ’18 is a festival in a day, designed for both music fans and pet-lovers alike, combining great music, entertainment and attractions.
Village campaign raises the roof
10/11/2017
Residents in a West Oxfordshire village are celebrating after the roof of their historic hall was restored to its former glory.
After raising around £130,000, including a Community Facilities Grant of £29,375 from West Oxfordshire District Council, the Morris Memorial Hall in Kelmscott now has a renovated roof that complements the Grade II listed Arts & Crafts Heritage building perfectly.
After raising around £130,000, including a Community Facilities Grant of £29,375 from West Oxfordshire District Council, the Morris Memorial Hall in Kelmscott now has a renovated roof that complements the Grade II listed Arts & Crafts Heritage building perfectly.
Abandoned baby bats 'adopted' by wildlife park employee
09/11/2017
Meet Bruce and Wayne - the Cotswold Wildlife Park's first hand-reared Egyptian Fruit Bat babies.
The baby bats were discovered by keepers at the park after being abandoned by their mothers. They were found roosting by themselves in the bat house. Without a feed and the warmth from their mothers, the chances of the babies surviving was very slim.
The baby bats were discovered by keepers at the park after being abandoned by their mothers. They were found roosting by themselves in the bat house. Without a feed and the warmth from their mothers, the chances of the babies surviving was very slim.
Council funding helps create fabulous new village play area
08/11/2017
Residents in Eastleach have thanked Cotswold District Council and Gloucestershire County Council for helping to fund the refurbishment of the village’s public play area.
Following an annual safety inspection in April 2016, the wooden play apparatus was found to be unsafe and it was clear that a major overhaul was required.
Following an annual safety inspection in April 2016, the wooden play apparatus was found to be unsafe and it was clear that a major overhaul was required.
Cotswolds charity Christmas fair has over 180 stalls
02/11/2017
Start your Christmas planning in style at The Christmas Fair in the Cotswolds at Daylesford in support of the Cheltenham-based national children’s charity WellChild.
Now in its seventh year, this signature event, which runs from Monday, November 6, to Wednesday, November 8, heralds the beginning of festive preparations in the Cotswolds.
Now in its seventh year, this signature event, which runs from Monday, November 6, to Wednesday, November 8, heralds the beginning of festive preparations in the Cotswolds.
