Sir Geoffrey Clifton Brown MP has welcomed the announcement that The Cotswolds will receive £437,447 to support iconic cultural and heritage organisations and independent cinemas as they reopen and recover from coronavirus.

Improvements can be made to local high streets across the Cotswolds to help them safely and successfully open after lockdown thanks to Government funding.

On Monday Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown MP for the Cotswolds hosted a live Q&A hosted by the Barn Theatre in Cirencester. The show is available to watch again on Sir Geoffrey’s Facebook page.

On Monday 15th March at 10.30 am, Sir Geoffrey Clifton Brown, the MP for the Cotswolds will be holding the latest in his live zoom meetings hosted by the Barn Theatre in Círencester.

On Friday 5 March I reconvened the annual flood meeting.  Due to the extraordinary circumstances related to coronavirus, the meeting was held for the first time via a Facebook live stream, with the help of the Barn Theatre Cirencester.  

Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown MP has welcomed news that students in the Cotswolds will benefit from learning in worldclass educational facilities as Lady Berkeley's School is among the first wave of schools to take part in the Government’s transformational School Rebuilding Programme.

Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown MP questioned the Chief Executive of the Environment Agency (EA), Sir James Bevan, on the latest EA work on chalk and limestone streams.

Would you like to learn about how you can grow your business by finding new international customers? Would you like to know what support is available to help you export? I am delighted to invite you to an online informative and interactive webinar for businesses in the local area.

Frequently Asked Questions about the Vaccine Programme.