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Model village and inn on the market for £595,000
09/04/2018
The historic Old New Inn & Model Village in Bourton-on-the-Water has been put on the market for £595,000.
The Old New Inn is a substantial, detached, three-storey Grade II listed property, dating back to 1712, earning its name as it was built on and doubled in size through extensions in the 1930s.
The Old New Inn is a substantial, detached, three-storey Grade II listed property, dating back to 1712, earning its name as it was built on and doubled in size through extensions in the 1930s.
Stroud Subscription Rooms could be kept in public hands
09/04/2018
Stroud District Council is set to offer Stroud Town Council a chance to take on an iconic town centre venue and keep it in public hands.
Stroud Subscription Rooms could be transferred to the town council if the district council resolves to enter negotiations over the 184-year-old venue.
Kids' pop-up shopping event in Cotswolds
03/04/2018
A kids' fashion Pop-Up concept aims to make the Cotswolds a kids' style hub of the countryside.
KidsArcade is bringing stylish independent children’s fashion brands in the UK & Europe to the Cotswolds on Friday, April 27, from 11am to 3pm for another bespoke shopping event at the Bull Hotel, in Fairford.
KidsArcade is bringing stylish independent children’s fashion brands in the UK & Europe to the Cotswolds on Friday, April 27, from 11am to 3pm for another bespoke shopping event at the Bull Hotel, in Fairford.
'Wembley' of skateparks could find new home in Stroud
03/04/2018
Stroud District Council is expected to strike a deal with one of the biggest indoor skateparks in Europe which could see it get an impressive new home and put Stroud in the running as an Olympic destination.
RUSH Skatepark is set to be offered land next to Stratford Park Leisure Centre to replace its current premises.
RUSH Skatepark is set to be offered land next to Stratford Park Leisure Centre to replace its current premises.
Trains return to Broadway after 58 years
22/03/2018
The people who had sunk both money and elbow grease into the Gloucestershire Warwickshire Steam Railway’s extension to Broadway saw their efforts rewarded on Wednesday and Thursday (March 21 and 22) with a series of ‘Return to Broadway’ special trains to the Cotswold village.
The new Broadway station opens for public services from Good Friday, March 30.
The new Broadway station opens for public services from Good Friday, March 30.
Cirencester hosts third youth market
13/03/2018
Cirencester is hosting its third Youth Market in the Market Place tomorrow (Wednesday, March 14) from 10.30am to 2.30pm.
The event is organised by Cirencester Town Council and the E4 Group, which aims to inspire and support the enterprising young people within the Cirencester community, made up of the Royal Agricultural University, Cirencester College, Deer Park School and Kingshill School.
The event is organised by Cirencester Town Council and the E4 Group, which aims to inspire and support the enterprising young people within the Cirencester community, made up of the Royal Agricultural University, Cirencester College, Deer Park School and Kingshill School.
RESTAURANT REVIEW: The Maytime Inn, Asthall
11/03/2018
The Maytime Inn is located in a glorious setting in the picture-perfect village of Asthall, just a few miles from Burford.
As well as being set in a lovely part of the Cotswolds, Asthall has a rich history and its Manor is notable for being the childhood home of the Mitford sisters.
As well as being set in a lovely part of the Cotswolds, Asthall has a rich history and its Manor is notable for being the childhood home of the Mitford sisters.
The Big Feastival set to be best ever
08/03/2018
The Big Feastival will make its much anticipated return to the Cotswolds this August Bank Holiday and has just announced its most stellar line-up to date.
With chart-topping music, Michelin star chefs, award-winning street food and a packed programme of family entertainment, the festival has something for everyone on this year’s menu.
With chart-topping music, Michelin star chefs, award-winning street food and a packed programme of family entertainment, the festival has something for everyone on this year’s menu.
International feast for Cornbury's comeback
01/03/2018
The Cotswolds' much-loved Cornbury Festival is making its unexpected return a truly international affair.
Following last week's all female announcement for Saturday 14th July with Canadian headliner Alanis Morissette. UB40 will be topping the bill on Friday 13th and long-time festival favourites Squeeze will be closing the party on Sunday night.
Following last week's all female announcement for Saturday 14th July with Canadian headliner Alanis Morissette. UB40 will be topping the bill on Friday 13th and long-time festival favourites Squeeze will be closing the party on Sunday night.
Deer Park School leaps into the 21st Century
21/02/2018
Gloucestershire County Council has approved a £208,000 investment into Cirencester Deer Park School as part of a £1.63m scheme to create a modern classroom block, increasing the school's capacity by 60 places.
The expansion will create an all-new English block, providing the school with eight new classrooms, state-of-the-art energy efficiency, a redesigned reception area and a modern appearance for the front of the school.
The expansion will create an all-new English block, providing the school with eight new classrooms, state-of-the-art energy efficiency, a redesigned reception area and a modern appearance for the front of the school.
THEATRE REVIEW: Quartet, Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham
14/02/2018
Quartet is the heartwarming tale of four ageing opera singers who reside in a beautiful retirement home in Kent.
We are introduced to Cecily (Wendi Peters), Reggie (Jeff Rawle) and Wilfred (Paul Nicholas) on a typical afternoon at the home and right from the off they have the audience chuckling at their various idiosyncrasies.
We are introduced to Cecily (Wendi Peters), Reggie (Jeff Rawle) and Wilfred (Paul Nicholas) on a typical afternoon at the home and right from the off they have the audience chuckling at their various idiosyncrasies.
Cornbury Festival is back and Alanis Morissette headlines!
14/02/2018
Responding to a clarion call from fans to return after last year’s Fabulous Finale, the rejuvenated Cornbury Festival is back for 2018 with a fantastic UK festival exclusive.
Alanis Morissette will headline the festival’s Saturday line-up on July 14th. The Queen of Alt-Rock and author of the iconic Jagged Little Pill album which has sold over 33 million copies since its release in 1995 will be the headline artist for the festival in Great Tew Park.
Alanis Morissette will headline the festival’s Saturday line-up on July 14th. The Queen of Alt-Rock and author of the iconic Jagged Little Pill album which has sold over 33 million copies since its release in 1995 will be the headline artist for the festival in Great Tew Park.
‘Quintessential Stroud landscape’ wins tourism photography competition
07/02/2018
Stroud District Council’s tourism team have announced the winners of their first photography competition.
Congratulations go to winner George Ryske for his photograph `Coaley Peak over Severn Vale’.
Congratulations go to winner George Ryske for his photograph `Coaley Peak over Severn Vale’.
Boom time for tourism in the Cotswolds
05/02/2018
Tourism is booming across the Cotswolds, according to a newly published report.
The report, compiled by the South West Research Company Ltd, shows that during 2016 there were over 20 million days of visits to the area and total visitor-related business turnover was in excess of one billion pounds.
The report, compiled by the South West Research Company Ltd, shows that during 2016 there were over 20 million days of visits to the area and total visitor-related business turnover was in excess of one billion pounds.
Book marks centenary of women getting the vote
30/01/2018
After years of campaigning, on February 5th 1918 British women over the age of 30 finally gained a parliamentary vote.
To mark the centenary, the Stroud-based History Press is delighted to release a new book entitled Votes for Women: Cheltenham and the Cotswolds by local author Sue Jones.
To mark the centenary, the Stroud-based History Press is delighted to release a new book entitled Votes for Women: Cheltenham and the Cotswolds by local author Sue Jones.
Prince of Wales to sail on Stroud’s newly restored canal
29/01/2018
His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales will visit Stroud to officially open the newly restored Wallbridge Lower Lock on Friday (February 2).
During his visit, The Prince will board the narrowboat Perseverance at Wallbridge Upper Lock and descend through it, before cutting a ribbon and entering the Lower Lock.
During his visit, The Prince will board the narrowboat Perseverance at Wallbridge Upper Lock and descend through it, before cutting a ribbon and entering the Lower Lock.
Record-breaking pantomime for the Everyman
24/01/2018
Theatre is thriving in Gloucestershire as the Everyman in Cheltenham has announced record figures for the pantomime – Dick Whittington and His Cat – and has a vibrant new season in store.
The annual pantomime, which starred Tweedy the clown, was seen by more than 43,000 people over its six-week run – up on the previous total of 42,494.
The annual pantomime, which starred Tweedy the clown, was seen by more than 43,000 people over its six-week run – up on the previous total of 42,494.
Cotswolds castle seeks local volunteers
24/01/2018
A Tudor castle is calling on history enthusiasts to join its popular volunteer programme as it prepares to open its doors for the 2018 season.
Sudeley Castle & Gardens in Winchcombe is asking local people to offer at least one day a week of their time throughout the season, which runs from Monday, March 5, to Friday, December 21.
Sudeley Castle & Gardens in Winchcombe is asking local people to offer at least one day a week of their time throughout the season, which runs from Monday, March 5, to Friday, December 21.
'Quartet' to open in Cheltenham before national tour
24/01/2018
Following the West End revival last year of The Dresser, Mark Goucher is presenting Quartet, which opens at the Everyman Theatre in Cheltenham on February 8, prior to a national tour.
This will be his first production in his new role as CEO of the Everyman.
This will be his first production in his new role as CEO of the Everyman.
Exclusive screening of This Country in Gloucestershire
15/01/2018
BBC Three is giving Gloucestershire fans the chance to see the new series of hit comedy This Country before anyone else.
The critically-acclaimed series, set in the Cotswold village of Northleach, is back for a second series and local fans are being offered the chance to see it first.
The critically-acclaimed series, set in the Cotswold village of Northleach, is back for a second series and local fans are being offered the chance to see it first.
