As part of our ongoing commitment to openness, transparency and two-way communication with residents, we have launched our Annual Town Survey 2025. This is a snapshot in time of how you feel we're doing.

Our Cirencester Local Information Centre (LIC) is thrilled to have again reached the final in the Visitor Information Centre of the Year category in the Bristol, Bath, Somerset and Gloucestershire Tourism Awards 2025!

Cirencester Town Council has published its Conclusion of Audit.

The annual Mop Fairs will be back in the town centre on the 6th and 13th October meaning the Monday Charter Markets will be closed.  Set up for the Mops will take place on Sunday the 5th and 12th October from 4pm. 

Cirencester Town Council are delighted to welcome Paul Evans to our team as the newly elected Town Councillor for Abbey Ward.

From everyone at Cirencester Town Council we would like to express our thanks to the Cirencester Community Development Trust for organising this event on our behalf and to all the volunteers for another wonderful weekend of music and fun for everyone in the community.

We recently held a two-day consultation event for stakeholder organisations and the public to share proposals for a new Green Spaces Strategy. This is based on extensive consultation and engagement over the past year or two

A poll for the election of a Town Councillor for Cirencester Town Council, Abbey Ward will be held on Tuesday 9 September 2025, between the hours of 7:00 am and 10:00 pm.

As a corporate member of Cirencester Rotary Club we are delighted to announce a free active family fun day on Saturday 13th September between 11am and 4pm.

Cirencester Town Council has the power to provide grant funding to individuals, businesses and organisations. Expressions of interest for grant funding are now open for 2025-26, with a more simplified application form and process.

Join Cirencester Town Council for a presentation of the strategy, a question and answer session and an opportunity to give your feedback and shape the management of Cirencester’s green and blue spaces for years to come.

Cirencester Town Council is seeking proposals from dedicated, experienced, and enthusiastic operators to run a food and coffee kiosk at St Michael’s Park.

We have been working with artist Laurie Plant and the Daniel Bingham Foundation, to provide creative art sessions on topics that matter to our Junior Town Councillors.

Your councils are changing. The government wants to give more power to local areas and simplify how local government works.

Cirencester Town Council invites proposals for the design and construction of a new playground for children under 7 years of age, located at Kingshill, Cirencester.

We have a small, dedicated allotment plot now available, reserved exclusively for accessibility use.

We are launching this research to understand and gather solid evidence about the real pressures and challenges residents are facing with on-street parking in Cirencester.

A document outlining the allowances for Town Councillors, and also staff salaries for 2024-25, has just been published.

Cirencester Town Council has worked closely with the local Rotary Club for over a decade.

We are aware that members of the public have raised concerns with local Councillors and the MP about the frequency of grass cutting particularly highway verge.