Great news for those planning to visit what is believed to be the UK’s largest one day agricultural show this year. A new travel system is being implemented for this years’ Moreton Show to ensure that visitors can spend even more time at the action packed event.
All the evenings start at 7pm with a glass of wine and the lectures begin at 7.30pm
From Saturday 4th September, the Cotswolds Conservation Board will be holding its first Cotswolds Rivers Week to help local residents and visitors discover more about these rich habitats and special features of the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) during the 2010 International Year of Biodiversity.
From reducing your carbon footprint to environmental legislation, there can be a lot to learn when it comes to making your business greener and more sustainable.
Jacob Sutton’s solo show opens at The Dollar Street Gallery, 34-36 Dollar Street, Cirencester, Gloucestershire from 7th September to 2nd October 2010.
This exhibition will feature a series of farm scenes from around six farms where Jacob Sutton has been painting for the last three years including Wick Court Farm at Arlingham in Gloucestershire.
It may be nearly 2000 years since the Romans first took the Cotswolds by storm, but this year the Romans will be returning in their full glory to entertain the crowds at the UK’s biggest one day agricultural show. Moreton Show this year is being held on Saturday 4th September and those of us that love watching programmes such as Time Team, Robin Hood and Merlin are in for real treat.
The Chipping Campden Bookshop will be re-opening under entirely new management in September. This is a very exciting venture - a first rate Independent Bookshop will be returning to Campden. Watch this space for more details later.
Evidence has been found that one of the rarest bats in Britain, the Bechstein’s bat, has a habitat at Westonbirt, the National Arboretum, in Gloucestershire.
Despite a continuing rise in applications, the University of Gloucestershire expects to have a small number of places available in this year’s university clearing.
Staff at the University will be standing by to take calls from students who are still seeking places when the A level results are published on Thursday 19 August.
Saturday 17th July-Sunday 5th September Hidcote Manor Farm, GL55 6LR
This years theme is ‘Ancient Egypt’ and the maze is in the shape of a giant PHAROAH with lost passageways 50m long! The maze has over 3 miles of pathways in 8 acres!!
Could you find your way out in time? Getting lost has never been such fun!