Messenger March
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Soul Space Chipping Campden
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Village Green Update
Village Green Update
The equipment is now installed and there will be an official opening event on September 8th at 2pm. Lots of fun for the whole family
Hall Reviews
Very nice dogs pub where they serve home made good foods. We’ve been very well welcomed. Highly recommended…
Jane Lowe
We had a great party, and the hall was just right. With a bar, kitchen, car park and a clean hall it was all that we needed. Working with Becky was easy; she shared her kitchen space with the caterers and was really helpful to us all, ensuring a successful night. The hall and bar is an asset to the village and certainly a place that we would happily use again. A number of our guests are also planning to pop in and visit the bar for a drink and a meal. Good luck with the running of it all.
A friendly place staff and customers alike. Food lovely and have great offers on drinks etc at happy hour etc. Love the place and will use as often as possible as I move into semi retirement.
Fiona Baggott
Excellent food service and prices
Real olde world building offering a great modern village hall behind a 600 year old building where the village bar is located offering very good pub food at very reasonable prices. Excellent selection of wines and beers
A brilliant alternative to the village pub. The village hall has a super friendly atmosphere and lots going on under the surface. It’s a great place to have a pint but excels when it comes to having a bite to eat. My simple Ham sandwich was made from a freshly made crusty white loaf with succulent ham and creamy mustard. Good wholesome food is served along with tasty beer. Here you’ll find everything that’s good about a village pub.
Found this perfect Village Bar while out for a drive. Great local food with fantastic host. No rip off prices. Settees to sit on. Have been back since and will go back again.
Great place to visit and have family Party’s
Proper village pub feel. We stumbled on this when out for a drive. Good atmosphere. Decent prices. Very relaxed place.
PC Annual Governance Docs 2017/2018
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PC Agenda 26/6/2018
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Village Green Meeting Notes
Our thanks to all who attended the WSE Village Green revival meeting on Wednesday 13 June.
The overall feedback following the Teams presentation was positive, a copy of which is attached for reference.
The overall feedback following the Teams presentation was positive, a copy of which is attached for reference.
A number of matters were raised and noted.
It is the intention of both the Village Green Revival Team and the Parish Council to consider these matters and take, where appropriate, relevant action.
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Update Mickleton Play Area
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| Gloucestershire police incident 137 11/06/18
Police have identified four local youths involved in the graffiti at Mickleton Play Area last weekend. Police have conducted formal interviews with the youths and their parents, who have admitted to causing some of the damage to the park. Police will now refer the investigation to Children First and the Youth Offending Team in Gloucestershire. Many thanks, PC 2201 Nick Westmacott |
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Cycling Event 1st September
Wiggle Cotswolds Sportive is holding a cycle event on 1st September which involves local roads.
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Council prepares for Armed Forces Day 25th June
Release date: 5 June 2018
Photo shows last year’s Armed Forces Day celebrations in Moreton-in-Marsh
Cotswold District Council will be celebrating this year’s Armed Forces Day in the north and south of the district on Monday 25 June.
There will be a special flag raising ceremony at the Council’s Trinity Road, Cirencester headquarters at 10 am which will be followed by a similar event at the Moreton Area Centre at 12 noon. At both venues the public will be given the opportunity to show their support for the work of the Army, Navy and RAF. Council Chairman Cllr Julian Beale will make a short speech and then raise the flag at both venues. Each ceremony will be attended by local representatives of the armed forces, local schools, and senior officials from the Council.
Since its introduction in 2009, Armed Forces Day has become a national institution. This is the fifth year running that the Council has staged a ceremony at Moreton as well as Cirencester. Both ceremonies were well attended last year as people gathered to pay their respects to past and present service personnel who have helped to make this country safe and prosperous.
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NOTES
Armed Forces Day was first launched in June 2009 to show support for the work of serving troops and cadets, as well as service families and veterans. This year, the free national celebration will take place in Gillingham on Saturday 30 June where there will be 20 acres of displays and ‘have-a-go’ activities for all ages. Highlights will include: Royal Engineer trades village; army medical services; infantry displays, Royal Military Police; kiddies obstacle course; Naval Forces display area; helicopters fly-in; military parade; bandstand concerts; military wives choir; military heritage displays; and a giant funfair.
For more information on Armed Forces Day, please visit www.armedforcesday.org.uk(opens in a new window)
Bob McNally
Press and Media Liaison Officer,
Cotswold District Council
Tel: 01285 623120
Website: www.cotswold.gov.uk
email: press@cotswold.gov.uk
Twitter: @CotswoldDC @CDCBizmatters