Latest News on Facebook
The bus shelter mural is finished and looks fantastic! A huge thank you to Claire Andrews-Alsaigh, Head of Creative Arts at Cirencester College, Jack Taylor, Art Technician and students; Sarah Johnsey, Charlie Owen, Bradley Allnut and Lily May for designing and painting this mural in the redundant bus shelter at Milton Street.
We are aware of this fallen tree. The householder has been in touch and is arranging for it to be made safe. The River Walk will be closed whilst tree works take place. Thank you for your patience
As part of the Town Council's plan to make the Milton Street Garden and bus shelter a more attractive place to be, students from Cirencester College were commissioned to design and paint a mural in the bus shelter. Here is the work in progress... we think it looks great!
******** IT'S TONIGHT!***************![]()
Come along to the Evening Market! ![]()
Meet your Councillors and collect your resident vehicle sticker for RIAT.
*****IT'S TONIGHT!************![]()
Come and visit the Town Council at the Evening Market on Wednesday and collect your RIAT local residents' vehicle stickers.
COMMUNITY GROUPS AND CITIZEN SCIENCE MEETING![]()
The next partnership meeting is to learn and share on the theme of Community Groups and Citizen Science. Please join us![]()
![]()
Tuesday 15th July, 9.30am - 1.30pm at Quenington Village Hall, followed by a river tour from Ernest Cook Trust in the afternoon. Please add it to your diary and RSVP by email to beatrix.oliver@fwagsw.org.uk![]()
![]()
We’ll be discussing:![]()
Updates on projects including Natural Flood Management schemes on the Churn and Cole rivers.![]()
Citizen Science: what can it acheive? Including a talk from EA’s Thames area Citizen Science lead, John Benning![]()
Water quality monitoring from Water Rangers ![]()
Road runoff pollution presentation (TBC) with a look at the work of Stormwater Shepherds and ‘Road Pollution Solutions’ runoff modelling![]()
![]()
Lunch will be provided (RSVP please!), after which we’re very fortunate to be able to see the nature-based solutions put in place on the Ernest Cook Trust estate by its tenant farmers, along with their river renaturalisation. I hope as part of this to offer a chance to have a go at water quality testing.![]()
![]()
Please wear suitable footwear for this ~1 hour walk.
After 14 fabulous years on the Town Council, Jennie Sanford has retired from her role of Councillor. The Council would like to thank Jennie for all her years of service, her enthusiasm and her dedication to the Town.![]()
There is now a vacancy for the role of Councillor. ![]()
Please get in touch if you are interested in becoming a Town Councillor.![]()
clerks@fairfordtowncouncil.gov.uk![]()
01285712344