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Warning to display parking tickets correctly

20/01/2015
An unfortunate trend has developed among motorists in the Cotswolds – a growing number of people have paid to park but are displaying their parking tickets incorrectly.

Recent statistics have revealed a growing number of motorists being issued with parking charge notices (PCNs) at Cotswold District Council car parks.
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Family are living the dream in Northleach

19/11/2014

A young Northleach family with roots in the town going back many generations have described as a “dream come true” the chance to move into a brand new rental property provided by a local charity.

Local postal worker and retained fireman Steve Mustoe, his wife Jo and their daughters Amelia, aged five, and Esmae, three, are set to move into the home in Sly’s Close at the end of November, thanks to the charity founded by the local Sly family and Gloucestershire Homeseeker.

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Cotswolds set to get rapid electric Vehicle Charging Points

14/11/2014

Cotswold District Council will soon be introducing rapid Electric Vehicle Charging Points (EVCPs) into the Cotswolds for the very first time.

The EVCPs are due to be installed at the Beeches car park in Cirencester and the Old Market Way car park in Moreton-in-Marsh, thanks to funding from the Government’s Office for Low Emission Vehicles (OLEV).

This should encourage more local people to adopt a greener mode of travel, as the EVCPs will provide them with the flexibility to travel between locations in the north and south of the district and beyond.

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Renaissance musical evening to help the young homeless

13/10/2016
The Waites of Gloucester are modelled on the band of musicians run by the City of Gloucester in the 16th and 17th centuries. The Waites also perform locally in the Cotswolds under the name Her Majestie’s Pleasure.

Enthusiasts for the music of the renaissance, apart from the pleasure of playing together, they enjoy introducing people to a range of instruments they may never otherwise have seen, and which sound distinctly different to modern ears.

Between them they have have well over 100 instruments of the period.

Come along to the musical evening at the Corinium Museum and hear some music from the Tudor and Jacobean periods.

Enjoy the music followed by a glass of wine, delicious canapés and chance to wander around the museum. Doors open at 7.15pm. All profits go to Cirencester Housing for Young People (Chyp), helping local young homeless people.

Tickets cost £15 and are available from the Chyp Charity Shop at 20 The Waterloo, Cirencester, or ring 01285 651227 for more details.

New £1m funding boost will transform Broadband access in Cotswolds

25/02/2016
Cotswold District Council has announced a new £1 million fund to boost faster broadband coverage across the whole district.

The council will be setting aside £500,000 to finance installation work and this will be match funded by Gloucestershire County Council, boosting the total to £1 million.
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