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Popular vineyard bar near Cirencester to return for summer

4 days ago | wiltsglosstandard.co.uk | Matty Airey

Visitors can enjoy the vineyard's award-winning wines and bubbles, along with local beers from Cotswold Lakes Brew (Image: Pixabay) POULTON Hill Vineyard's popular Bulari Bar is reopening for the summer. The bar, near Cirencester, will welcome guests every Friday evening from May 31 until mid-September, with free entry for all. Visitors can enjoy the vineyard's award-winning wines and bubbles, along with local beers from Cotswold Lakes Brew.
Stonehenge expert to give free archaeology talk in Cirencester

4 days ago | wiltsglosstandard.co.uk | Matty Airey

Dr Julian Richards will be discussing Stonehenge, at the Corinium Museum (Image: supplied) AN ARCHAEOLOGY lecture is taking place in Cirencester. Cotswold Archaeology’s annual Mick Aston lecture will see Dr Julian Richards discussing Stonehenge at the Corinium Museum on Wednesday, May 21 at 7pm. The lecture will also be streamed free online.
Cirencester death notices from the Wilts And Gloucestershire Standard

4 days ago | wiltsglosstandard.co.uk | James Felton

IN MEMORIAM: Death notices in the Standard this week (Image: Getty Images) The Wilts And Gloucestershire Standard has published two death notices in the last seven days. Every week, the Wilts And Gloucestershire Standard publishes death notices and funeral announcements from the families of loved ones who have passed away. As well as appearing in print, our death notice pages will remain online as a lasting tribute to the memory of those we have lost.
Cirencester and Malmesbury weather latest amid thunder warning

4 days ago | wiltsglosstandard.co.uk | James Felton

The Met Office has issued weather warnings (Martin Keene/PA) ABOVE-AVERAGE temperature are forecast for the UK this weekend before thunderstorms hit parts of the country on Sunday, the Met Office has said. Much of the UK will enjoy blue skies on Saturday before showers drift in from the south on Saturday night, Met Office meteorologist Jonathan Vautrey said.
South Cerney farm to host its first holistic day retreat

5 days ago | wiltsglosstandard.co.uk | Matty Airey

Berry Farm is hosting its first holistic day retreat this summer (Image: supplied) A FARM in South Cerney is hosting its first holistic day retreat. Berry Farm will host the event on Saturday, June 14, from 10am to 6pm. The event will feature a range of activities, including yoga, pilates, breathwork, qigong, somatics, strength training, reiki and a sound bath ceremony. Attendees will also be able to enjoy smoothies, snacks and a lunch made with locally sourced produce.
Grade II listed former working mill in Bibury on market for £1.35million

5 days ago | wiltsglosstandard.co.uk | Matty Airey

5 1/1 A GRADE II listed former working mill, complete with a six-bedroom house, separate cottage and river frontage, is up for sale in Bibury. Arlington Mill, now a private residence, is on the market with Knight Frank for £1.35 million. The property has many character features, including an inglenook fireplace, wood burning stove, oak floors, original wooden beams and the old mill workings.
MP tells Prime Minister of child poverty in South Cotswolds

5 days ago | wiltsglosstandard.co.uk | Kate Jones

Roz Savage asked a question to Sir Keir Starmer at Prime Minister’s Questions in the House of Commons on Wednesday, May 7 (Image: Parliament Live) THE MP for the South Cotswolds has highlighted the issue of child poverty in the South Cotswolds to Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer. Roz Savage asked a question to Sir Keir at Prime Minister’s Questions in the House of Commons on Wednesday, May 7, during which she said that 2,000 children in her constituency are living in poverty.
Closure date revealed for Gardiner Haskins in Cirencester

5 days ago | wiltsglosstandard.co.uk | Kate Jones

Gardiner Haskins in Cirencester (Image: Paul Nicholls) A WELL-KNOWN homeware store in the centre of Cirencester has revealed the day it will close its doors for the final time. Gardiner Haskins said its last day of trading at its Cirencester shop will be Saturday, May 31. The store, located in Cirencester’s Dyer Street, will shut for good at 5pm that day. Large reductions are currently available throughout the shop, which is holding a clearance sale.
New store On The Wall opening in Cirencester tomorrow

6 days ago | wiltsglosstandard.co.uk | Kate Jones

6 1/1 A NEW store in Cirencester is due to open tomorrow (Saturday, May 10). On The Wall, located at 3 The Woolmarket in Cirencester, will sell discount homeware items. Independently owned by a local who has just moved back to the area, it will offer art, mirrors and clocks, along with lamps, lighting and homeware. All products are set to come from major online retailers at up to 50 per cent off the recommended retail price.
Plans for new homes in Malmesbury could be back on cards

6 days ago | wiltsglosstandard.co.uk | Kate Jones

2 1/1 PLANS to build nearly 100 new homes in Malmesbury could be back on the cards after an appeal hearing for the proposal was revealed. A letter published online by Malmesbury Town Council shows an appeal hearing is due to take place in August for a planning application for up to 92 homes on land west of Milbourne. The application, made to Wiltshire Council by housebuilder Miller Homes, was validated in July 2023 but rejected in September last year.