The Abbey Grounds play area is set to welcome a dynamic new feature next week with the full installation of the Rota Net.

Cirencester Town Council has formally requested a community governance review (CGR) of local ward boundaries.

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!

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

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.

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

Cirencester Town Council Land and Property Team are delighted to have been voted Team of the Year at the Cirencester Chamber of Commerce Business Awards held last week.

This spring’s, and early summer’s exceptionally dry weather has caused the levels in Cirencester’s waterways to drop considerably, affecting both wildlife habitats and the enjoyment of these spaces by residents and visitors.

The Town Council has recently appointed a Leadership Group to advise Council on administrative, policy, strategy and governance matters and to ensure the effectiveness of the Council’s policies and procedures, including matters relating to devolution and the local government review.

A new feeding station has been installed in the Abbey Grounds! It is solar powered so it can be placed entirely off grid and provides education to the public about feeding the ducks.

Whilst progress is being made, the refurbishment is turning out to be more complex than first envisaged and therefore is behind schedule by a number of months, with completion now expected later this year; it has also been challenging securing specialist sub-contractors for some of the works.

Our play spaces are varied and in much need of maintenance and improvement; our Junior Town Council has also identified a need for our play spaces to be accessible to all.

Our play spaces are varied and in need of maintenance and improvement; our Junior Town Council has identified a need for all our play spaces to be accessible to all.

The cost of anti-social behaviour is thousands of pounds each year, from litter and dog fouling, broken glass, vandalism, arson, fly-posting/stickers, and graffiti; it detracts from the day-to-day tasks we want to be undertaking on your behalf in making Cirencester an even better place than it is now.

Further to the stakeholder event held in November 2024 we hoped to publish a draft green spaces strategy by the end of March 2025.

Hold the Date!  Wednesday 30th April at 4pm RAU, Cirencester

Further to the Cirencester Waterways Symposium held in 2024, we invite you to the launch of the Cirencester and Churn Waterways and Environment Partnership.

We are delighted to welcome Josser to St Michael’s Park and hope that you’re excited too! Josser will create a new hub of a community from April to September. The space will transform through the day from morning yoga and homemade cakes to lazy brunch and intimate candlelit dinners under twinkling lights.

Cirencester Town Council has submitted the Neighbourhood Plan with its vision statement for the future, to Cotswold District Council for the Reg. 16 public consultation, this is an opportunity to show your support for the wide-range of policies which have been shaped on your behalf by local residents and Town Councillors

We are delighted to announce that Watermoor School, Powell’s School, Chesterton Primary, and Cirencester Primary are participating in this years Junior Town Council initiative.

We have various recreational activities at St Michael’s Park, including crazy golf, pitch n putt, croquet, boules and tennis.