CDC Local Plan

Take part & help shape the future of the Cotswolds District

Cotswold District Council is updating its adopted Local Plan in light of the new mandatory housing targets set by government. The government now requires the district to provide more than twice the number of homes it was previously planning for. This currently equates to a total target of 18,650 additional new homes for the new Local Plan, which will run up to 2043 and beyond.

 

The consultation period will run from:  14 November until 2 January 2026 (11:59pm).

 

This is a Local Plan Regulation 18 consultation, which looks at different development strategy options to deliver this target and provides a preferred strategy option. Each option provides indicative housing figures based on high level proposals for each settlement or area.

 

The consultation consists of:

consultation document that looks at a series of development scenarios to address the council’s development needs up to 2043, and proposes the Council’s preferred scenario (please note, several of the scenarios – including the preferred scenario – include strategic sites of 500 or more homes that would likely continue being built after 2043). The consultation document also considers development needs beyond conventional housing and includes an updated Vision and Objectives for the Local Plan. This consultation document has a range of supporting background documents including:

  • Site allocation selection methodology

  • Integrated impact assessment

  • Habitat regulations assessment

  • Settlement role and function study

  • Assessment of broad strategic development locations

  • Development strategy options technical report

  • Guide to submitting comments

Call for Sites inviting people to propose sites that can help deliver development needs up to 2043. This can include land for housing, employment, renewable energy etc.

You can submit comments at https://your.cotswold.gov.uk/en-GB/

The document and supporting evidence can be viewed or downloaded at https://www.cotswold.gov.uk/planning-and-building/planning-policy/local-plan-news-and-consultation/ 

 

Drop-in exhibitions will also be held across the district, giving you the chance to speak to planning officers and ask questions about the process:

  • 28 November: King George’s Hall, Mickleton (2–7pm)

  • 5 December: St David’s Centre, Moreton-in-Marsh (2–7pm)

  • 11 December: Fairford Community Centre (2–7pm)

  • 18 December: Corinium Museum, Cirencester (2–7pm)

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100 Club Winners October & November

Here are the winners of the October and November 100 Club draws:

 

OCTOBER NOVEMBER
£25 230 Hartwell 107 Hattie Oswell
£10 180 Gail Weaver 70 Tiggy Hudson-Evans
£10 211 Liz. Emms 167 Irvine Miller and George
£10 20 Julie Rawsthorne 102 Rob Haydon
£10 160 Anna Ingles 251 Eloise Weaver
£10 66 Anthony Cliff 198 Harwell
£5 313 Anne Holland 17 Peter Young
£5 163 Sean Scanlon 326 Nick Story
£5 49 Billy Brown 51 Shirley James
£5 140 Jacky Rapson 120 Lester Rouse
£5 33 Wendy Clarke 218 Ron Scutchings
Cheese & Wine November 2025 QR Code

Wine & Cheese Tasting Thursday 20th November – SOLD OUT

Wine & Cheese at the Weston Sub Edge Village Hall Thursday 20th November 7.30pm

With Simeon Hudson-Evans in conjunction with Tokes

Tickets £30 each

All proceeds to Weston Sub Edge Village Hall & Church

To book please use QR code using reference C&W and your name

Cheese & Wine November 2025 QR Code

Cheese & Wine November 2025 QR Code

Remembrance Sunday

Sunday November 9th Muddy Church and Remembrance

On Sunday 9th November Muddy Church will be at 10:00am followed by a short service of Remembrance at the Lych Gate 10:50am.

The Brutalist October Film

Cinema Night – 23 October – 7.00pm start

FILM NIGHT “THE BRUTALIST” Thursday 23rd October at 7:00pm 
Adrien Brody delivers another complex performance – conflicted, unbelonging, creative, wild inside and subdued outside. It is the story of a Hungarian Jewish architect Laszlo Toth (an imaginary composite of multiple Hungarian architects) who arrives to Ellis Island and settles in Philadelphia, escaping post WWII Europe, waiting for his wife and his niece to join him as he tries to find his footing in his new country that both takes in and is suspicious of ‘foreigners’. The beauty of this movie is its wonderful fabrication of several intertwining threads – Laszlo as an artist, architecture as a theme, perspectives of industrial money, and the people that occupy this clearly defined, compact yet sprawling landscape. The centerpiece architecture weaved into this movie (an atypical, all-concrete, brutalist community center in Doylstown, PA) is shown more in close-ups and silhouettes rather than its true size and splendor – purely claustrophobic mood, amazing cinematography and scene setting.
Watch the trailer here. Click on the link: Brutalist Trailer
Tickets £5.00 on the door
Drinks and food available from the Village Bar
K9 Hydrofit

K9 HydroFit

We have a new service for the thousands of dog owners in and around the village! Mondays between 7pm and 8pm at The Village Hall.
Contact Kerry Goring for details.

K9Hydrofitevesham.co.uk

 

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Volunteer Day – Thank you!

Thank you to everyone who helped at the Village Hall Volunteering Day on Saturday (27th September)  – we made a great deal of progress and much appreciate your help!

If you couldn’t make it this time look out for our future communications – we’d love to hear from you if you think you can help.

For more info contact Rupert Brice 0786312359 email Westonsubedge@gmail.com

Drag Night 27 September

The Village Bar Drag night!

Disco Bingo Saturday 27th September

Get on the guest list and book your ticket!

£15 includes Bingo Card.  Call or message 07759133129

Eyes down 7.45 pm

Plan for the Winter and get your home more energy efficient

Retrofit Roadshow – Free event hosted by Cotswold District Council

Tuesday 12 August

7pm to 9pm Chipping Campden Town Hall

For more info contact justine.mallinson@cotswold.gov.uk

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100 Club Winners June & July 2025

JUNE JULY
£25 239 Vic Croxson 88 Sophie Tossell
£10 177 Richard Court-Ricour 226 Jane Weedon
£10 56 Ross Cranney 181 Naomi Roberts
£10 132 Peter Welstead 18 David Rawsthorne
£10 260 Oliver Haydon 304 Stella Kynoch
£10 50 Leo Brice 72 Sarah Irvine
£5 217 Gill Lewis 218 Ron Scitchings
£5 100 Teddy Bone 241 Alex Morbey
£5 194 Emma Deverell-Smith 184 Jennifer Atkins
£5 190 Mary Vann 276 Sue McLeod
£5 235 Enrico gasparini 257 Daniel Roberts