Work is due to start on the refurbishment of the historic cottage in the Abbey Grounds, alongside maintenance of the gates and roof.

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.

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.

The Local Information Centre received a record 2,671 visitors in October 2024.

You’re welcome to join us live via YouTube or in person at the Winstone Learning Centre in the Corinium Museum for our meetings.

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.

The Cirencester Waterways: Environment and People Symposium was held on June 12th 2024 at the Royal Agricultural University.

Proposed 30, 40 & 50 mph Speed Limits – A419 between Stroud & 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.

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.

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.

Cotswold Friends are conducting a survey. The survey is only 8 simple questions and for anyone living, working, volunteering or supporting people in the Cotswold District area.

The Cirencester Mop Fairs will be held in the town centre’s streets and Market Place on Monday 7th & Monday 14th October between 12pm to 10pm, maintaining the historic Charter, held by the Nichols family, that ensures the fairs can be held in the town each year….

In accordance with the Local Audit and Accountability Act 2014 and the Accounts and Audit Regulations 2015, Cirencester Town Council has published the notice of conclusion of audit along with the Annual Governance and Accounting statements and the External Audit Report and Certificate for 2023-24

In early 2024, the Town Council was required to fell a diseased Beech Tree in Abbey Grounds. To honour the tree’s legacy and connect young people with their local heritage, the Council decided to transform the felled tree into a distinctive natural play feature featuring three animals of local significance: The Hare, the Phoenix, and the Cotswold Lion Sheep.

Cirencester Town Council is delighted to announce grant funding to support the local community and is able to provide grants to individuals, businesses and organisations.

Thank you to everyone who responded to the Regulation 14 consultation and visited the exhibition. We are now collating, and reading through, every comment from statutory consultees and members of the public.

Cotswold District Council and Cirencester Town Council are delighted to announce the return of the highly anticipated Community Health and Wellbeing Event. Following on from the exceptional success of the 2022 event, this year's gathering promises to be just as engaging and impactful.

We are delighted to welcome Erin Hughes to the team at CTC, as a co-opted Town Councillor for the Abbey Ward.

Cirencester Town Council’s Local Information Centre has secured a significant achievement in the Green Tourism awards certification programme with a silver in recognition of the business’s commitment to sustainability.