2024 Christmas Window Winners Announced
Cirencester Town Centre has come alive with festive cheer, thanks to local businesses who have delivered some magical shop window displays. Cirencester’s Christmas shop windows have showcased the town's creativity and festive spirit, and the 2024 Christmas Window Competition, organised by Cirencester Town Council, aims to recognise the effort that goes into these annual displays.
Have your say !
The Christmas Markets in Cirencester surveys are Open!
Your feedback helps us shape future events, please complete our quick survey and let us know what you thought about this years Advent Markets & lights switch-on.
A Message from our Community Services Team
A massive thank you to everyone who made the Cirencester Advent Markets such a spectacular success this year! From the traders and performers to the staff and volunteers, each of you brought your incredible energy, passion, and creativity to this event.
Flood Wardens Needed
As part of a Cotswold District Council and Gloucestershire Rural Community Council (GRCC) initiative we are seeking to recruit flood wardens across each of the eight wards of Cirencester.
Coming up next month at CTC!
You’re welcome to join us live via YouTube or in person at the Winstone Learning Centre in the Corinium Museum for our meetings.
NOTICE OF VACANCY in the office of Councillor for Chesterton Ward of Cirencester Town Council
NOTICE is given that, due to the resignation of Roly Hughes, a vacancy has arisen for a Councillor for Cirencester Town Council, Chesterton Ward.
2024 Christmas Windows Competition
Cirencester Town Council is encouraging all businesses in the town centre to dress their shop windows again this year and help make Cirencester look its festive best.
Vacant Allotment Plots
We are pleased to inform you that there are currently vacant allotment plots available at our Chesterton and Kingshill allotment sites.
Be Alert – Be Prepared
As we emerge from Autumn into Winter, it’s good to be alert and prepared for any eventuality. Cirencester Town Council works as part of a multi-agency response and supports Cotswold District Council, the lead authority, for responding to emergencies.
Permanent TRO: Safe Routes to School, Various Roads, Gloucester, Cam, Cirencester
Proposed waiting, stopping and loading restrictions - various roads surrounding various schools, City of Gloucester, Stroud District and Cotswold District.
Recycle Your Christmas Trees with Longfield Hospice
If you are looking for an eco-friendly way to dispose of your Christmas trees, Longfield Community Hospice can you help you out with their annual Christmas tree recycling collection service in partnership with charity JustHelping.
Norman Arch and Cottage
Work is due to start on the refurbishment of the historic cottage in the Abbey Grounds, alongside maintenance of the gates and roof.
Have Your Say – The Budget!
Sorry to mention the word budget! Cirencester Town Council is preparing the budget estimates for 2025-2026 and will be going out to public consultation before the end of the year for your thoughts and views.
Record Breakers Again!
The Local Information Centre received a record 2,671 visitors in October 2024.
Cirencester History Festival: A Phenomenal First Chapter
Wow, what an amazing inaugural festival. With 99% of tickets sold across the whole programme, credit to everyone involved who made it the success it was.
Over nine action-packed days, history came alive with an amazing line-up of events and speakers.
Cirencester Waterways: Environment and People Final Report
The Cirencester Waterways: Environment and People Symposium was held on June 12th 2024 at the Royal Agricultural University.
Proposed by Gloucestershire County Council 30, 40 & 50mph Speed Limit - A419 - Stroud & Cotswold
Proposed 30, 40 & 50 mph Speed Limits – A419 between Stroud & Cirencester
Christmas in Cirencester
Cirencester Town Council is excited to release details of this year’s Christmas in Cirencester Markets schedule, including the year’s biggest events, the Advent Markets and Light Switch-on.
Annual Youth Survey – calling all teenagers and young people
We want growing up in Ciren to be fun. We want every young person to feel that they belong and are valued in the community.
The Annual Town Survey Results are in!
312 local residents responded to the Annual Town Survey; the most respondents were from the Abbey Ward with 24, 21 from Watermoor, 18 from New Mills and 18 from St Michael’s, 17 Four Acres, 16 Stratton, 15 Chesterton and 12 from The Beeches.