March 2017 - Cirencester Chamber of Commerce

New Workspaces at Farm491 Agritech Hub set to Facilitate Technological Progression in UK Farming

28 ^th March 2017

The dynamic agritech innovation and incubation hub, Farm491 is delighted to be opening five new practical workspaces at its Harnhill site, Gloucestershire, this April. Following a soft launch, the official opening will then take place on the 30th June – with a celebrity appearance from rare breeds farmer and TV Presenter Adam Henson. Farm491 is...

Governing Body of Chesterton School, Apsley Road, Cirencester “Growing Together, Learning Forever”

28 ^th March 2017

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Governing Body of Chesterton School, Apsley Road, Cirencester “Growing Together, Learning Forever” Governor Vacancy Our school currently has one vacancy on its governing body. We are seeking to appoint a new governor who would act as a “pupil champion” ensuring that the views and interests of our children are central to our decision-making. We are...

Business Awards Deadline Extended

23 ^rd March 2017

Chamber News

Entry deadline extended until 10th April 2017 at 5pm Will this be the year your hard work, skills and successes are recognised? Will you and your team be celebrating just how great your business is? One thing for sure is that we will be holding our Business Awards again in May, and the way to answer...

Athena Web Designs – Moving to New Premises!

21 ^st March 2017

Other Local News

Team Athena have been working very hard over the past 6 weeks renovating our new shop at 43 Dyer Street in Cirencester. The countdown has begun and we move in this weekend! The Internet and phone lines are being switched over to the new premises on Friday 24th March and we will officially be opening on Monday 27th March. Please be aware...

New Propsed Ozone Cafe at Cirencester Skate Park

20 ^th March 2017

Other Local News

Exciting Opportunities for Young Volunteers at the Proposed New Ozone Café Ozone Cirencester is looking for volunteers to help establish and run the new Ozone Café at Kingshill Skate Park in Cirencester. After consulting with young people in the town, Ozone has decided to change the way youth services are provided to best meet the...

Outpost | Spring Fling at New Brewery Arts

20 ^th March 2017

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25th March- 14th May New Brewery Arts select work from Scotland’s premier open studios visual art and craft event New Brewery Arts has a reputation for showing the best of contemporary craft from throughout the UK. This spring we are proud to partner Upland to bring exciting and beautiful new work from South West Scotland...

Banner Sponsorship Opportunities for 2017

16 ^th March 2017

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Phoenix 2017 Banner Sponsorship Opportunities As a local business we are offering you a great opportunity for some effective and fantastic value advertising on our fabulous festival fence! The Phoenix Festival is a youth and community led, free, two-day music event that attracts tens of thousands of people to the beautiful Abbey Grounds, in Cirencester...

CCOC Business Awards 2017

8 ^th March 2017

Chamber News

Tickets selling fast, get your before they are gone. Chamber Business Awards Dinner & Presentation, Friday May 12th 2017 Using the link below is the easiest and quickest way to book your place(s), and you will receive immediate confirmation of your booking. When you book your place(s) you will be able to pay using your...

Cirencester butchers Jesse Smith & W.J. Castle crowned Processor of the Year at the Meat & Poultry Processing Awards 2017

8 ^th March 2017

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CIRENCESTER butchers Jesse Smith & W.J. Castle was crowned Processor of the Year at the Meat & Poultry Processing Awards 2017. As well as picking up the top accolade of the night, it also won Small Processor of the Year at the ceremony held at Hilton Manchester Deansgate. The judges praised the Black Jack Street...

Building of 70,000-brick LEGO model of Cirencester Abbey to commence next month

8 ^th March 2017

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TO celebrate its 900th anniversary, Cirencester Abbey is to be rebuilt, brick by brick, though not of the concrete kind, but in the shape of a 70,000 piece LEGO® model. It is just one of the many ideas that are part of the town’s Abbey 900 Festival, opened by the Bishop of Gloucester on last...