In case you hadn’t seen our tweets and Instagram posts this week, on Wednesday Tom and I booked a babysitter, threw on our glad rags and attended the West Midlands Tourism Awards ceremony! Celebrating tourism in the West Midlands Held…
Monthly Archives: February 2020
Go Cotswolds wins Silver Award for International Tourism at the West Midlands Tourism Awards
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Go Cotswolds joins Good Journey to promote car-free travel
Like many people, Tom and I have been thinking a lot about what we can do to reduce our impact on the environment. Our local council here in Stratford-up on-Avon has joined central government in declaring a climate emergency, yet…
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Caring for the Cotswolds: £670 raised in 2019
A HUGE thank you to all of our customers who donated to the Caring for the Cotswolds scheme in 2019! We’re delighted to announce that we raised £670! What is Caring for the Cotswolds? When you book a ticket for…
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Go Cotswolds Brewery & Pub Tours – exciting updates!
I can’t quite believe it’s early February and we haven’t even wished you all a Happy New Year yet! We hope you have made your New Year’s resolution to visit us here in the Cotswolds this year! We’re currently on…
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