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Cirencester Town Council has the opportunity to relocate and refurbish an unused and decommissioned telephone box. This is an exciting opportunity to incorporate much-loved heritage into Cirencester's Market Place, as a destination feature for community use and/or a tourist/visitor purpose.

A Memorandum of Understanding between Cirencester Town Council and Bathurst Regional Council has been officially signed.

Following public consultation, with 56% of respondents saying yes to a 2.5% increase on day to day expenditure, the Council approved a budget which will see the level of community support and services continue in 2021-22; the budget directly meets a wide range of needs and supports the social, economic and environmental well-being of the town.

A new team of town centre ‘ambassadors’ will hit the streets of Cirencester from Saturday 12th December in a bid to ensure a safe Christmas shopping environment for everyone.

COVID has had an impact on all aspects of life, our social and economic well-being. Cirencester Town Council has listened and responded to concerns raised by the local business community and together has been working on a number of initiatives to build on the towns strong independent retail presence, as well as its history, culture and heritage.

The Town Council is proposing to set aside £60k towards town centre improvements in its 2021-22 budget.

Cirencester Town Council, working with the local community and authorities, has responded to concerns with regard to increasing resilience and support and the mitigation of emergencies. Find out more here.