1 January

Sunday Walk   A circular walk from Northleach; the actual route will depend on the weather and conditions underfoot. Grade: Moderate on undulating terrain. Distance: 6 miles. *Please note later start. A pub lunch will be available after the walk, if pre-booked. Visitors welcome. No Dogs. Meet in Beeches Car Park at 10.00. Contribution to travel: £2.                           http:// www.cirencesterramblers.btik.com.

01285861486

1 - 6 January

Box Office open for Robin Hood in Bourton-on-the-Water   Box Office open for the production of Robin Hood by Bourton Panto Group. Victoria Hall, Bourton-on-the-Water, Glos. 10.00 - 12 noon.

0779 954 6226

3 January

Sit and Stitch   Join our friendly group of sewing enthusiasts led by Sue Green. Bring your own sewing projects to work on and share ideas over a cuppa. New Brewery Arts Cafe Brewery Court Cirencester Gloucestershire GL7 1JH. Free entry. First Tuesday of each month in the Cafe at 15.00.

http://www.newbreweryarts.org.uk/taking-part/join-a-group/sit-stitch-c-453_312_364.html

01285 657181

6 January

The Rain or Shine Theatre Company presents 'Top Hats & Tinsel'   Magical moments of melody, mayhem & melodrama. An evening of festive songs, poems & carols plus an original Victorian Farcel.  Naunton Village Hall, Naunton, Glos. Tickets: £9.50 Child: £5. Doors open 18.45 Performance starts: 19.30.

01451 850586

7 – 8 January

 

Flea market and collector’s fair   Flea market and collectors' fair with jewellery, silver, collectables, militaria. bargain new children's books and much more. Refreshments. Free entry. St Edward's Hall, The Square, Stow-on-the-Wold. Free entry. 10.00 - 16.00.

01451 831675

8 January

Sunday Walk. The route will take in Coberley, Leckhampton Hill, hoping for fine views over Cheltenham and continuing round the escarpment. We pass by Ullenwood and on to Crickley Hill for a lunch stop, before returning to our starting point. Grade: Moderate. Distance: 9½ miles. Visitors welcome. No Dogs. Meet at Beeches Car Park for 9.30am start. Contribution to travel: £2.    

                                                                       http://www.cirencesterramblers.btik.com.

01285861486

9 - 13 January

Box Office open for Robin Hood in Bourton-on-the-Water   Box Office open for Robin Hood by Bourton Panto Group. Victoria Hall, Bourton-on-the-Water, Glos. 10.00 - 12 noon.

0779 954 6226

10 January

Chipping Campden Music Society   Trio Anima. This concert is sponsored by the Countess of Munster Musical Trust.  Trio Anima was formed in October 2006 and their dedication and passion for chamber music has already brought them much success. In 2007, they were finalists in the Royal Over-Seas League Ensembles Competition and they were also awarded First Prize and Gold Medal at the Camac Harp Chamber Ensemble Competition, being described as an “excellent ensemble”.. Chipping Campden School, Cidermill Lane.  Concert Starts at 20.00.      

                                                                                 http://www.campdenmusic.org.uk/

01386 841206

12 January

Book Club   Meet in a friendly environment and join our informal discussions and heated debates about a wide range of books, democratically selected by our members. All are welcome, avid and casual readers alike. New Brewery Arts Cirencester. £2 per session. The second Thursday of every month from 18.30 to 20.00.                                                                       http://www.newbreweryarts.org.uk

01285 657181

13 January

Brewery Blues   Headliners: Jacen Bruce and the Memphis Underground (Rockabilly/Rock & Roll) Support bands to be confirmed. New Brewery Arts Theatre Brewery Court Cirencester Gloucestershire GL7 1JH. Tickets in advance £8 (£6 Concessions) On the night £9 (£7 Concessions). 20.00(doors open at 19.45).

http://www.newbreweryarts.org.uk/calendar/january/ep01-12-brewery-blues-fri-13-january-p-1730.html

01285 657181

15 January

Sunday Walk   A circular walk starting in Tetbury, going along the Monarch’s Way past Highgrove to Westonbirt and back along the Macmillan Way. Grade: Moderate, level walking with some stiles. Distance 9½ miles. Visitors welcome. No Dogs. Meet at Beeches Car Park for 09.30 start. Contribution to travel: £2.

                                                                     http:// www.cirencesterramblers.btik.com.

01285861486

16 January

RURAL CINEMA: Rural Cinema in Bourton-on-the-Water - 'Jane Eyre' Cert: PG. Victoria Hall, Bourton-on-the-Water. £3 on the door Refreshments available. 14.00 for 14.30 19.00 for 19.30.

01451 822365

16 - 20 January

Box Office for Robin Hood in Bourton-on-the-Water   Box Office open for the production of Robin Hood by Bourton Panto Group. Victoria Hall, Bourton-on-the-Water, Glos. 10.00 - 12 noon.

0779 954 6226

18 January

CIRENCESTER RECORDED MUSIC SOCIETY   Cirencester Recorded Music Society invites you to join them for an evening of recorded music. Speaker Maureen Jenner, Society Member, with a presentation called 'All Creatures Great and Small'. The Ashcroft Centre, Ashcroft Road, Cirencester. Visitor fee £2. 19.30.

http://www.thefrms.co.uk/affprogs/ciren.htm

02185 860242

21 – 22 January

Flea market and collector’s fair   Flea market and collectors' fair with jewellery, silver, collectables, militaria. bargain new children's books and much more. Refreshments. Free entry. St Edward's Hall, The Square, Stow-on-the-Wold. Free entry. 10.00 - 16.00.

01451 831675

22 January

Sunday Walk   Starting at Minchinhampton near the church and hoping for a typical cold, bright, dry winter’s morning, this circular walk takes in the tiny hamlet of Box offering lovely views across to Nympsfield before reaching Amberley. We use some quiet lanes and there are two steep climbs out of Nailsworth onto the common. Our walk then levels out and continues flat across the common, where we take our lives in our hands dodging golf balls. It is doubtful that the Winstones ice cream van will be on the Common, but if it is, the Leader will buy! Grade: Moderate. Distance 5½ miles. Visitors welcome. No Dogs. Meet at Beeches Car Park for 9.30am start.. Contribution to travel: £2.                               http://www.cirencesterramblers.btik.com

01285861486

23 - 27 January

Box Office open for Robin Hood in Bourton-on-the-Water   Box Office open for the production of Robin Hood by Bourton Panto Group. Victoria Hall, Bourton-on-the-Water, Glos. 10.00 - 12 noon.

0779 954 6226

25 January

Talk by Arthur Price on Gloucestershire’s Underground Quarries   Arthur is a recognised expert in the geology of the stone trade, his research into the history of stone has made his knowledge invaluable to those sourcing matching stone for the repair of historic buildings. His book 'Cheltenham Stone' provides a history of Cotswold stone quarrying. Ashcroft Centre, Ashcroft Road, Cirencester. 19.30.

26 January

The End of Roman Cirencester     Cirencester was one of the greatest cities of Roman Britain. Did it end with a bang, a whimper or maybe just change into something else? The talk will review the evidence for what was happening in Corinium in the last decades of the 4th century and the opening decades of the 5th Century. It will also look at the evidence for the earliest Anglo-Saxon activity and come to a view on the fate of the town. Neil Holbrook is currently Chief Executive of Cotswold Archaeology. Corinium Museum. Booking is advisable. 19.00 - 20.30.

                                                             http://www.coriniummuseum@cotswold.gov.uk

01285 655611

26 January

Writers in the Brewery Why not pop in and join this friendly group of writers who will be reading their work, including poetry, short stories and life writing? Share your own creative writing, chat about your ideas and inspirations with like-minded people, or just sit back and listen while you sip a glass of wine or a coffee Theatre New Brewery Arts Brewery Court Cirencester Gloucestershire GL7 1JH. £3 on the evening. Doors open 19.00, readings 19.30 - 21.00.

                                                                               http://www.newbreweryarts.org.uk/                                                                                

01285 657181

26 January

Jane Eyre   Rural Cinema. Weston sub-Edge Village Hall. £4.00 from 01386 849316 or on the door. Doors open at 19.30 for 20.00 showing.      

                                                                                   http://www.westonsubedge.co.uk

01386 849316

27 January

Campden Rural Cinema   Refreshments available. Chipping Campden Town Hall. Tickets £3.50 available from Chipping Campden Information Centre or on the door if not sold out. Doors open at 19.30, film starts at 20.00.

(01386)841206

27 January

Brewery Blues XXX - The Keith Thompson Band   fresh from their trans- European tour At Brewery Blues, we like to encourage a relaxed, 'club' atmosphere and are happy for people to watch performances from the open-plan bar area. New Brewery Arts Theatre Brewery Court Cirencester Gloucestershire GL7 1JH. Tickets in advance £9 (£7 Concessions) On the night £10 (£8 Concessions). 20.00 (doors open 19.45).                                                      http://www.newbreweryarts.org.uk/calendar/l

01285 657181

28 - 29 January

RURAL CINEMA: Jane Eyre - Rural Cinema at the Corinium Museum. Adults £4.50, Concessions £3.75. Starts 14.15.http://www.coriniummuseum.cotswold.gov.uk   

01285 655611

29 January

Sunday Walk   A walk on high ground between the A417 and A435 with many distant views. Walking, in part, on the Gloucestershire Way and going from Shab Hill to Cowley. Grade: Leisurely with just a few stiles. Distance: 5 miles. Visitors welcome. No Dogs. Meet at Beeches Car Park Cirencester for 9.30am start. Contribution to travel: £2.                                                      http://www.cirencesterramblers.btik.com.

01285861486

30 Jan -
4 Feb

Bourton Panto Group presents 'Robin Hood'   Come and join in with the annual pantomime fun. Victoria Hall, Bourton-on-the-Water. Stalls Tickets: Adults - £7.00, Concessions (under 14 / over 60) £6.00 Tiered Seating: Adults - £8.00, Concessions (under 14 / over 60) £7.00. 19.30 and 14.30 matinee on Saturday 4th Feb.

0779 954 6226

1 Feb

CIRENCESTER RECORDED MUSIC SOCIETY   Cirencester Recorded Music Society invites you to join them for an evening of recorded music. Speaker Tim Porter, Lecturer, with a presentation called Fugues over 4 centuries. The Ashcroft Centre, Ashcroft Road, Cirencester. Visitor fee £2.00. 19.30.

http://www.thefrms.co.uk/affprogs/ciren.htm

01285 860242

2 Feb

Coasting Along! An evening with Mark Horton   Historical archaeologist and presenter of the BBC's 'Coast' series, takes us behind the scenes and offers first-hand experiences of his BBC career during an exclusive evening event. In partnership with Under the Edge Arts. The Chipping Hall, 18 Gloucester Street, Wotton-under-Edge, Gloucestershire, GL12 7DN. Tickets £8 standard adult £6 Concessions. Doors open 19.00 for 20.00 start.          http://www.jennermuseum.com

01453810631

2 Feb

Stow & District Civic Society   "The Cotswolds & the Gas Pipeline." Malcolm Watt, Planning Officer for the Cotswolds Conservation Board, will take about the work of the organisation with particular reference to the recent 44 km gas pipeline project between the villages of Wormington & Sapperton. The Baptist Hall, Stow-on-the-Wold. All members free. Visitors £2.50. (Annual membership £10 couple/£6 single). 19.30 Complimentary tea and coffee refreshments served beforehand.

01451833783

3 Feb

SOUTH COTSWOLD MEMORY CLUB   Our Group offers you and your carer/family support if you suffer from memory problems.  We provide a fun, age-appropriate activity, reminiscing, support and a coffee! Watermoor Church Hall, Trinity Road, Cirencester.  10.00 - 12.00.

01285 644779

5 Feb

Sunday Walk   This walk takes us from the Tunnel House Inn along the Thames & Severn Canal to the source of the River Thames in Trewsbury Mead. From here we follow the Thames Path into Ewen, then on minor country roads to Coates from where we join the Monarch’s Way to return to the Tunnel House Inn, where lunch may be enjoyed for those who wish to stay on. Grade: Easy, but probably muddy in places. Distance: 6½ miles. Visitors welcome. No Dogs. Meet at Beeches Car Park Cirencester for 9.30am start. Contribution to travel: £2.

                                                                              www.cirencesterramblers.btik.com

01285861486

7 Feb

Sit and Stitch   Join our friendly group of sewing enthusiasts led by Sue Green. Bring your own sewing projects to work on and share ideas over a cuppa. New Brewery Arts Cafe Brewery Court Cirencester Gloucestershire GL7 1JH. Free entry. First Tuesday of each month in the Cafe at 15.00.

http://www.newbreweryarts.org.uk

01285 657181

8 Feb

Meeting of Cirencester Science and Technology Society   Global Water Security Professor Roger Falconer Hydro-environmental Research Centre, University of Cardiff. Royal Agricultural College. Non Members £3 at the door. 19.00 for 19.30.

http://www.cirenscience.co.uk

01285821558

8 - 9 Feb

Antique and Fine Art Sale   8th February Auction of British & Continental Oils and Watercolours, Old Masters & Modern Prints 9th February Auction of Antique Furniture, Fine Oriental & European Ceramics, Silver including the Contents of Ramsgate Abbey. Mallard House Broadway Lane South Cerney Nr Cirencester Gloucestershire GL7 5UQ. . Viewing: Tuesday and Wednesday 09.00 - 19.00 and morning of sale from 09.00.                                         http://www.dominicwinter.co.uk

01285 860006

9 Feb

Book Club   Meet in a friendly environment and join our informal discussions and heated debates about a wide range of books, democratically selected by our members. All are welcome, avid and casual readers alike. New Brewery Arts Cirencester. £2 per session. 6.30pm to 8pm.        http://www.newbreweryarts.org.uk

01285 657181

9 Feb

Perambulations at Power 3   Three walks exploring the fascinating area around Guiting Power; the inter-relation between its geography, flora, history and modern usage. The exact route for each walk will be determined by whim and weather. Lunch available after the walk. Sorry, no dogs allowed on walks other than assistance dogs. Moderate. 2-3hrs 4-6 miles. Meet at Guiting Power village hall car park (trust the motorist) 095246 Map Square: E4. . Start 10.00.

01451 862000

10 Feb

A Winter Walk in the Evenlode Valley   A gentle walk looking at the beauty of the Evenlode Valley in winter. The walk can be muddy during wet weather. Lunch facilities in Chadlington at the end of the walk. Moderate. 3hrs. 6 miles. Chadlington Memorial Hall in centre of village SP329219 Map Square: G4. . Start: 10.00.

01451 862000

10 Feb

Brewery Blues - The Matt Woosey Band   Headliners: The Matt Woosey Band (original Blues) Support bands to be confirmed. New Brewery Arts Theatre Brewery Court Cirencester Gloucestershire GL7 1JH. Tickets in advance £8 (£6 Concessions) On the night £9 (£7 Concessions). Second Friday of the month 20.00 (doors open 19.45).                                                 http://www.newbreweryarts.org.uk/

01285 657181

11 - 12 Feb

Flea market and collectors’ fair   Flea market and collectors' fair with jewellery, silver, collectables, militaria. Bargain new children's books and much more. Refreshments. Free entry. St Edward's Hall, The Square, Stow-on-the-Wold. Free entry. 10.00 - 16.00.

01451 831675

12 Feb

Sunday Walk   Starting at Broad Town, the walk goes past the ‘White Horse’ up towards Brincknoll Farm. From here we go on to Broad Hinton along Vize Lane, before returning, via a short climb, up to Broad Town. There will be two stops along the way.Visitors welcome. No Dogs. www.cirencesterramblers.btik.com. Meet at Beeches Car Park Cirencester for 9.30am start. Contribution to travel: £4. .

01285861486

13 Feb

Hidden Treasures     One of the ten treasures of the Corinium Museum is the Civil War coin hoard. 309 coins were found purely by chance hidden in a lead pipe under a barn in 1981. Learn a bit more about the hoard and explore other coins in the Museum collections and design your own coin to take home. Corinium Museum. Drop in 1030 - 1200 Family drop-ins are suitable for children aged 3 and above. Cost £1 for activity only, or included in the price of admission. Mon - Sat 1000 - 1600 Sun 1400 - 1600.                                           http://www.coriniummuseum.cotswold.gov.uk

01285 655611

14 Feb

Stretchy Cavaliers     Find out a bit more about these colourful characters and make your own stretchy Cavalier to take home. . Corinium Museum. 1030 - 1200 Family drop-ins are suitable for children aged 3 and above. Cost £1 for activity only, or included in the price of admission.

http://www.coriniummuseum.cotswold.gov.uk

01285 655611

15 Feb

CIRENCESTER RECORDED MUSIC SOCIETY   Cirencester Recorded Music Society invites you to join them for an evening of recorded music. Speaker Lyndon Jenkins - President of the Federation of Recorded Music Societies with a presentation called '50 years in music - Conductors and singers I have known. The Ashcroft Centre, Ashcroft Road, Cirencester. Visitor fee £2. 19.30.

http://www.thefrms.co.uk/affprogs/ciren.htm

01285 860242

15 Feb

Ancient Ideas: The Portal, The Earth and the Cosmos in the Middle Ages     In this illustrated course we will explore some of the medieval ideas about the edges of space and place. Through a variety of media, including 12th century architecture, manuscripts and ancient maps, we will search for the origins of these ideas which are played out on the medieval stage. The course will include a number of examples from Gloucestershire and Herefordshire. Corinium Museum. Day school: 1000 - 1600. Adult day schools cost: £28 per person or £25.50 to season ticket holders (lunch not included). Booking is essential.             http://www.coriniummuseum.cotswold.gov.uk

01285 655611

15 Feb

If I woz an artist   Join us for some creative child’s play and let your artistic potential shine! Whether you are a budding painter or a skilled sculptor, come along and explore a wide range of materials. After visiting our gallery exhibition your mind will be racing with ideas! New Brewery Arts, Brewery Court Cirencester Gloucestershire GL7 1JH. £5 - Pay on the day. 14.00-16.00 Drop in workshop.

http://www.newbreweryarts.org.uk/

01285 657181

16 Feb

Victory Pendants     Let everyone know that you have been victorious in battle - make your own Roman ‘Victory Pendant’ and wear it with pride! Corinium Museum. Drop in 1030 - 1200 Family drop-ins are suitable for children aged 3 and above. Cost £1 for activity only, or included in the price of admission. Mon - Sat 1000 - 1600 Sun 1400 - 1600.                                         http://www.coriniummuseum.cotswold.gov.uk

01285 655611

17 Feb

Cirencester Love Slam   Slam poetry combines performance, presentation and public speaking to make poetry dynamic, accessible and FUN. Poets compete to win the votes of the judges - and the appreciation of the audience. Up-and-coming poets who fancy taking part contact Marcus on 01285 640470 or email john.marcus.moore@gmail.com. New Brewery Arts Theatre Brewery Court Cirencester Gloucestershire GL7 1JH. Tickets £7 (£6 concessions include Friends, students and people over 60). 20.00 (doors open 19.30)

http://www.newbreweryarts.org.uk/

01285 657181

18 Feb

Throw a Pot   Creativity for all the family - have a go at throwing your own pot on the potter’s wheel with our resident ceramicist. It’s good (not so clean) fun for all ages. If you want to keep your pot we can fire it for you to collect later. New Brewery Arts Brewery Court Cirencester Gloucestershire GL7 1JH. £5 - Pay on the day. 13.00-16.00 Drop in workshop.                                         http://www.newbreweryarts.org.uk/

01285 657181

20 Feb

RURAL CINEMA: Rural Cinema in Bourton-on-the-Water: "One Day"  Cert: 12A Victoria Hall, Bourton-on-the-Water. £3 on the door. Doors open: 14.00 for 14.30 19.00 for 19.30.

01451 822365

22 Feb

Annual Croome Lecture   Joint Meeting for Cirencester Archaeological and Historical Society and Cirencester Civic Society present Lecture on Church Conservation & Repair in 21st Century by Henry Russell OBE. Ashcroft Church Centre, Cirencester. 19.30.

23 Feb

Walking from Longborough - 3   Third in the series to celebrate Longborough's achievement of "Walkers are Welcome" status. Today, we travel northwards to Blockley and return taking in the local villages. Pub lunch available. Sorry, no dogs allowed on walks other than assistance dogs. Moderate. 5 hours. 9.5 miles. Starting Point: Longborough. Cotswold Food Store car park (on A424) OS45:170296 Map Square: E3. Start: 10.00.

01451 862000

23 Feb

Writers in the Brewery   Why not pop in and join this friendly group of writers who will be reading their work, including poetry, short stories and life writing? Share your own creative writing, chat about your ideas and inspirations with like-minded people, or just sit back and listen while you sip a glass of wine or a coffee. Theatre, New Brewery Arts, Brewery Court, Cirencester, Gloucestershire GL7 1JH. £3 on the evening. Doors open 19.00, readings 19.30 - 21.00.

http://www.newbreweryarts.org.uk/

01285 657181

23 Feb

Aerial Archaeology and the Roman Empire. Aerial Archaeology has made a massive contribution to our knowledge and understanding of the nature and extent of the Roman world and its Limes. This lecture will present an overview of how we know what we know of the Roman world and its frontiers from the air. Corinium Museum. Cost: £5.50 or £5 to season ticket holders. All lectures are from 7 - 8.30pm. Booking is advisable.                                           http://www.coriniummuseum.cotswold.gov.uk

01285 655611

24 Feb

Campden Rural Cinema   Refreshments available. Chipping Campden Upper Town Hall. Tickets £3.50 available from Chipping Campden Information Centre or on the door if not sold out. Doors open at 19.30 film starts at 20.00.

(01386)841206

24 Feb

Friday Foray   A circular walk through Hazleton along tracks, paths and a greenway old road. Optional pub lunch at Puesdown Inn after the walk. Sorry, no dogs allowed on walks other than assistance dogs. Easy. 3 hours. 6.5 miles. Starting Point: On old road at junction of Salperton and Hazleton roads on A40. 069178 Map Square: E4. . Start: 10.00.

01451 862000

24 - 26 Feb

The Third Luxury Antiques Weekend at Tortworth Court, Wotton-under-Edge, Gloucestershire.   The Luxury Antiques Weekend is boutique-style fair bringing together 25 antiques dealers from all parts of the UK, predominantly members of BADA, The British Antique Dealers’ Association and LAPADA. Help for Heroes is the fair’s chosen charity. Tortworth Court Four Pillars Hotel Tortworth Wotton-under-Edge Gloucestershire GL12 8HH. £5 to include catalogue and re-admission. Friday 24 February, 11am-6pm Saturday 25 February, 10.30am-6pm Sunday 26 February, 10.30am-5pm.                                                           http://www.tortworthcourtfair.com

01451 832 268

25 - 26 Feb

RURAL CINEMA: One Day - Rural Cinema at the Corinium Museum.   Adults £4.50 Concessions £3.75. Starts 14.15. http://www.coriniummuseum.cotswold.gov.uk

01285 655611

25 Feb

Pottery Painting at Hidcote   Get creative and paint your very own ceramic masterpiece. They also make great gifts for family and friends.  Hidcote Manor Garden, Chipping Campden, Glos. GL55 6LR. Booking not required. Normal admission charges apply. Small additional charge also applies depending on size of pot chosen. Your pot can be collected from Hidcote after a few weeks once it's been fired. 11.00 - 15.00.

01386 438333

26 Feb

Sunday Walk   A walk around Minchinhampton with, on a clear day, spectacular views of the Golden Valley. The route takes us through Bagpath, Besbury National Trust land, Bownham, Burleigh, Littleworth and Hyde common. Grade: Easy with a couple of gradients, a few stiles as well, Distance: 8½ miles. Visitors welcome. No Dogs. Meet at Beeches Car Park Cirencester for 09.30 start. Contribution to travel: £2                                                                    http://ww.cirencesterramblers.btik.com

01285861486

26 Feb

National Garden Scheme, Gardens Open for Charity   Your chance to explore Dr Jenner's woodland garden. Come and see the spring snowdrops, the medicinal herb garden, the magnificent plane tree and the rustic Temple of Vaccinia! Refreshments and free children’s trails available. Dr Jenner's House, Church Lane, Berkeley, Gloucestershire GL13 9BN. Garden open only Tickets £2.50 standard, all ticket proceeds go to NGS. Kids go free. 11.00 - 16.00.       http://www.jennermuseum.com

01453810631

28 Feb

Meeting of Cirencester Arts Society   Painting on China by Sheila Stewart. Parish Centre, Gosditch Street, Cirencester. Visitors £3. 19.00 - 21.00.

http://cirencesterartsociety.club.offcelive.com

01285821558

28 Feb

Conservation of Museum Objects     Come along and join Ben in looking at the methods used to preserve the objects in Corinium Museum’s collection. Corinium Museum. Museum gallery talks take place at 12.30pm, and are included in admission. Free to annual season ticket holders. Mon - Sat 1000 - 1600 Sun 1400 - 1600.                                                       http://www.coriniummuseum.cotswold.gov.uk

01285 655611