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Businesses pop up to show off their wares
The shop in Old Market Way, just off the High Street, opened for business on Saturday and will be open until Saturday, March 28, from 10am till 4pm every day, with late night shopping on Thursdays till 8pm.
Cotswold photographers urged to get snapping
Keen amateur photographers of all ages are being offered the opportunity to capture what they feel best sums up the beauty and uniqueness of the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) in a brand new competition.
Petition to reinstate Clarkson after suspension
Clarkson, aged 54, was involved in a “fracas”, leading the BBC to decide not to show next Sunday’s episode. The broadcaster is also expected to scrap the remainder of the current series of Top Gear.
Going quackers for another Lechlade Duck Race!
The inaugural 2014 Lechlade Duck Race exceeded all expectations, attracting more than 5,000 spectators and raising £16,500 for charity.
Organiser Alisdair Hedworth said: “We had planned for about 2,000 people and in the end we were completely overrun, but in a good way.”
Line-up announced for The Big Feastival
Paloma Faith and Groove Armard (DJ Set) will be among those performing at Alex James’s farm at Kingham for The Big Feastival’s fourth year from August 28-30.
Warning to display parking tickets correctly
Recent statistics have revealed a growing number of motorists being issued with parking charge notices (PCNs) at Cotswold District Council car parks.
Cotswolds set to get rapid electric Vehicle Charging Points
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.
New £1m funding boost will transform Broadband access in Cotswolds
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.
