Cllr Nikki Ind - Tetbury East and Rural Ward - Cotswold District Council

24/08/2026

27/07/2026

📢 Upgrade your heating with a grant of up to £9,000!

You could be eligible for:
🏡 £7,500 towards a heat pump
🏡 £9,000 if your home is heated by oil or LPG

With many rural homes across the Cotswold district relying on oil and LPG heating, now is a great time to upgrade your heating system ahead of winter – improving your home's comfort, energy efficiency and long-term energy security.

Find out more about heat pump grants 👇
cleanenergy.campaign.gov.uk/heat-pump

26/07/2026

This Thursday in Tetbury

25/07/2026

16/07/2026

📢 Update on the Future of Local Government in Gloucestershire!

☑️The Government has announced that Gloucestershire will be reorganised into one unitary authority serving the whole of Gloucestershire from 1 April 2028.

☑️This means Gloucestershire’s current district, borough & county councils will be replaced with one council.

☑️ We want to reassure residents that nothing will change overnight. The services you rely on will continue to be delivered as usual, with no immediate changes to how you access them.

☑️ The move forms part of a national review of local government arrangements, aimed at simplifying services, improving efficiency & providing long-term stability for local communities.

☑️ Detailed planning is still underway & councils across Gloucestershire will continue working together collaboratively to agree next steps.

☑️ We are committed to keeping you informed throughout the process & will continue to provide regular updates as plans develop.

💬 Have questions? Find out more 👉 futuregloucestershire.org.uk

Read the press release: https://news.cotswold.gov.uk/news/government-announces-decision-on-local-government-reorganisation-in-gloucestershire-a-single-new-unitary-council-to-be-created

25/06/2026

You can now view the activities! ☀️

The Holiday Activity and Food Programme is returning this summer for children in reception to year 11 who are eligible for free school meals.

Register your interest and make sure you’ve signed up to the online booking system 👉 https://familyhubs.gloucestershire.gov.uk

Bookings will open at midday on Monday 6 July.

View activities now 👉 https://familyhubs.gloucestershire.gov.uk/cotswold-haf?dateFrom=2026-06-23&dateTo=2026-10-23

11/06/2026

Have Your Say – Age Friendly Cotswolds

TAYCT is proud to be part of Age Friendly Cotswolds, a local partnership working to make the Cotswolds a better place to grow older.

As we age, things like getting out and about, staying connected with others, or finding the right support can become more challenging – particularly in rural communities. At the same time, many people want to remain active, independent, and involved in shaping the places where they live.

That's why we're asking for your help.

This survey is an opportunity for us to listen to older people living in Tetbury and better understand what matters most to you. Your experiences, ideas, and insights will help shape future activities, services, and support across our communities.

Please take a few minutes to complete the survey:

Scan the QR code below

Or

Visit: https://surveymechanics.com/s/AFC1

Together, we can help create communities where people thrive as they age.

For more information:
🌐 www.agefriendlycotswolds.org
🌐 www.tayct.org.uk

07/04/2026

Tetbury Town Centre was part of this initiative - check the report for more details.

📢 New report just published!

The Cotswold Town Centres Initiative takes a closer look at the future of our high streets — exploring challenges like vacancy rates, changing retail habits, and rising business costs, while setting out practical ideas to help our towns thrive.

From strengthening local partnerships to rethinking how spaces are used, the report highlights how town centres can evolve into vibrant, mixed-use community hubs.

This work was funded by the Government’s UK Shared Prosperity Fund.

📄 Read the full report here:
https://www.cotswold.gov.uk/media/phjhzxhy/cotswold-town-centres-initative-design-format-main-report.pdf