We’re delighted to share that the Cirencester Local Information Centre (LIC) has been named a finalist in the Visitor Information Superstars Award at the Bristol, Bath, Somerset and Gloucestershire Tourism Awards 2026.

The Local Information Centre (LIC) is delighted to welcome back the Cards for Good Causes pop-up shop from Friday 9th October, offering a wonderful selection of charity Christmas cards to suit every taste.

Cirencester Town Council is inviting residents to take part in its Town Council Survey 2026, giving the community an opportunity to share their views on local priorities and help shape the future of the town.

Join Cirencester Town Council and Cirencester Wildlife Group for a hands-on morning helping to restore a stretch of the River Churn through the Abbey Grounds.

FRIDAY 9:30AM - 12:30PM 16TH OCT

The Cirencester Mop Fairs will be held in the town centre streets and Market Place on Monday 5th & Monday 12th October from 12pm to 10pm, maintaining the historic Charter held by the Nichols family, that ensures the fairs can be held in the town each year. 

Proposed 30mph, 40mph & 50mph Speed Limits; A419 between Chalford & Cirencester, Gloucestershire.

The audit of accounts for Cirencester Town Council for the year ended 31 March 2026 has been completed and the accounts have been published.

This autumn, Cirencester Town Council is proud to be partnering with Gloucestershire and Swindon Mind to support the Tree of Hope Campaign 2026. 

We are asking residents and visitors to complete a short survey about the Cirencester Local Information Centre (LIC).

We are delighted to share with you, as attached, our Annual Performance Report which outlines what we have promised to deliver and our progress

There have been some excellent results via the Ciren Safe scheme which the Town Council champions and encourages retailers to join.

This is an important tool in tackling crime and anti-social behaviour and sends out a clear message to the community that we are doing all we can to keep our town centre safe.

Thanks to everyone who made the festival what it was this year. Whilst the weather was mixed, it was a great event.

Public Meetings for CDC Local Plan

Join a public meeting to discuss proposed housing development at these strategic sites in Cotswold District Council’s Local Plan.

Did you know that our Local Information Centre is also a litter-picking hub?

Unfortunately, Cirencester was not short-listed in the bid to become UK Town of Culture, whilst disappointing we will reconvene the team in the autumn to discuss if any aspects of the bid can still be progressed.

Thanks to the £350 grant from Cirencester Town Council, Bronze DofE pupils at Paternoster School have been able to make a positive impact on the environment.

It’s August and that means one thing! The Phoenix Festival is back.

The Government has announced its decision on the future structure of local government in Gloucestershire. 

The decision is to create a single unitary council which will replace existing county, city, district, and borough councils on 1^st April 2028.

Cirencester Town Council’s main grant fund goes live on Monday 13 July 2026 and is open for expressions of interest up to Friday 18 September 2026.