Millennium Man carving is no longer
Sadly, we have to report that through the ravages of time and the weather, the carving of the drover created...
20
Jul
News
11
Jun
If you are new to walking
Whilst the social distancing restrictions are in place many more people are getting outside in the countryside. A higher number...
01
Dec
Tourist Information Centre in new temporary location
While the Winchcombe Museum is under going building work the Tourist Information Office is re-located at the Library situated by...
14
Oct
Proposed impact on Winchcombe’s AONB
The latest Tewkesbury Borough Plan Pre-submission Consultation is available for public consultation. There is a proposal to designate land for house building (WIN1) within...
14
Oct
Volunteers to the rescue
Since the Riverside Path was completed the path requires regular maintenance. We organise a monthly session on Mondays where residents...
01
Oct
what3words could be a life changer
Many places don’t have addresses especially when you are on a trail and working out grid co-ordinates can be error...
27
Sep
The A417 missing link at Birdlip
The latest proposals for the road improvements at Birdlip will have a great impact on the Cotswold landscape, habitat and...
24
Sep
Landscapes Review – Final report
The final report from Julian Glover to the Government has been published. For the full report click here Their central proposal...
25
Aug
“That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for English Heritage.”
If you are walking the Cotswold Way through Belas Knap near Winchcombe take time to study the new sign erected...
05
Dec
‘The walker’s capital of the Cotswolds’
Winchcombe is described as the walker's capital of the Cotswolds in the 2019 Britain's Outdoor Capitals guide. 'The perfect English...