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Winchcombe hosted representatives from six aspiring 'Walkers are Welcome' towns, Monmouth CC and Brecon Beacons National Park.

03/02/2012

The successful meeting highlighted the iniatiatives of WWaW to promote Winchcombe as a walkers destination.

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TLC for the TIC

08/11/2011

Winchcombe Walkers are Welcome group has been instrumental in obtaining some new shelving for the TIC and a fresh coat of paint. We will be helping the staff brighten the TIC ready for 2012.


2012 Winchcombe Walking Festival

08/11/2011

We are pleased to announce the dates for next year's Walking Festival which will run from May 18 - 20

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Winchcombe Walkers are Welcome sponsor a new bench on Abbey Terrace.

08/11/2011

Profits from sales of the Winchcombe Way Guide have paid for a new bench on Abbey Terrace. We expect the bench will appear soon for weary walkers.


Winchcombe Walking Group

08/11/2011

After an informal meeting over 60 people have shown interest in joining a walking group. Further details will appear on the website.

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The Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty has been awarded the European Charter for Sustainable Tourism in Protected Areas.

18/08/2011

The Charter is awarded to AONBs and National Parks which have shown a commitment to developing tourism while considering the needs of the environment, local residents, businesses and visitors.

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The Winchcombe Way is featured in September's edition of Country Walking magazine out August 18th.

29/07/2011

Read about the background as to how the trail came about.

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Winchcombe plays key role in bid for substainable tourism recognition

06/07/2011

Winchcombe has been playing a key role in helping the Cotswolds Conservation Board with its bid for the AONB to be internationally recognised for delivering a sustainable tourism industry.

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See our latest Newsletter

06/07/2011

To view the latest newsletter, please click here.


The new Winchcombe Way

05/07/2011

A new 42 mile route centred on Winchcombe, an important walking centre in the north Cotswolds.

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