March 2024 - Cirencester Chamber of Commerce

Popular tourist attraction praised by Visit England

28 ^th March 2024

Staff and volunteers at Corinium Museum – which is situated in Park Street, Cirencester – have been celebrating after the centre was awarded an extremely high score after a VisitEngland Quality Assured Visitor Attraction inspection. The museum is managed by Freedom Leisure on behalf of Cotswold District Council and is visited by an assessor every year to make sure...

Popular taproom near Cirencester reopens this weekend

28 ^th March 2024

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Holidaymakers and old friends will be welcomed back to the Cotswold Lakes Brew Co taproom at Field Farm in Somerford Keynes this weekend. The grand reopening will feature live music and delicious street food options on Friday (from 5pm) and Saturday night, alongside the full range of Cotswold Lakes Brew Co’s award-winning craft beers. The independent craft...

Plans to transform historic Cirencester landmark

21 ^st March 2024

PLANS to convert a vacant historic building in Cirencester into nine apartments and to construct five new town houses in its courtyard have been put forward. Residents have been encouraged to give feedback on a proposal to transform a large Grade II listed building in Cirencester’s town centre, 5 Dyer Street, into residential accommodation. The historic building comprises of...

New scheme launched to promote Tetbury

5 ^th March 2024

Last week the first steps were taken (literally) as the New Tetbury Chamber started visiting some of the Tetbury businesses, introducing and promoting their free WhatsApp group. Many businesses have stated it would be good to have a forum where businesses can network, raise concerns or put forward ideas, hence the launch of the Chamber...

Call for fresh ideas to help revitalise Old Station in Cirencester

4 ^th March 2024

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A CALL has gone out to any businesses and organisations in the area which would like to help renovate the historic Old Station in Cirencester. The former train station in Sheep Street, Cirencester has remained vacant for a number of years and is owned by the Cotswold District Council. CDC wants to bring life back to the deteriorating building...