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Wild In The Cotswolds

A guide to arts, entertainment, wildlife, people and places in the cotswolds

Wild in the Cotswolds is a guide to quality time in this beautiful part of the world. Packed with things to do and see in and around the area.

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Details of the best events, news, and general stuff going on in and around The Cotswolds, including links to interesting websites.

If you want to know what’s on look here first. This guide will bring you a wealth of information on wildlife, things to do, where to eat and what to buy. We will also feature a few Cotswolds tales from local characters and craftspeople.


	Food and Drink Enjoy great food and drink or just soak up the atmosphere in these cafes, bars and restaurants in the Cotswolds area

	Places Places of historic interest, museums and bookshops. There's lots to discover in the Cotswolds

	Arts Whether you want to explore classics from the past or check out the latest contemporary art there’s lots here for you.

	Homes Classic or contemporary the Cotswolds is full of inspirational ideas for the home.

	Family Events and activities for all the family

	Wildlife Enjoy the UKs finest wildlife, right here in the Cotswolds. Nature reserves and SSIs offer spectacular viewing

	People Who's who in the Cotswolds - meet the personalities and celebrities that make the area so unique

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If you'd like to know more about events in Gloucestershire during the month of January, you can visit Gloucestershire's tourism website, which carries a comprehensive 'what's on' list.Log onto www.glos-cotswolds.com/ and visit the events section.
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It’s pantomime time. Think you’re too old for pantomimes? Oh no you’re not!
There's still the chance to see a fun-filled performance in the Cotswolds

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Natural England, the champion for the natural environment, wants people who live and visit the South West to be more active and make use of the region’s great outdoors by joining the ‘South West Outdoor Gym’ in 2008. Want to know how and why? Then read on...

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Not only is Berkeley Castle one of the most fascinating building in the Cotswolds, it also hosts some fantastic events throughout the year.
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Hundreds of walkers of all ages are expected to dig out their walking boots and join the annual Malvern Hills Walk for St Richard’s Hospice on Saturday, May 17.
Last year over 600 people took part in this family fun day raising almost £27,000 towards the hospice work for patients and families with cancer and other life-threatening illness. Organisers hope this year's event will prove to be just as popular.

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A cast of star-studded 'textile icons' will set forth in May to once more bring that most global of languages to the public in 'Crossing Borders' at the Stroudwater International Textile Festival 2008

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There's plenty of rhyme - and reason - to enjoy a night with a difference in the company of talented poets.
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They have been working to conserve and enhance the Cotswolds since 1968 and are celebrating their 40th Anniversary this year. The Cotswold Voluntary Wardens are the voluntary arm of the organisation that exists to conserve and enhance the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), the Cotswolds Conservation Board. Wardens carry out valuable conservation projects in the AONB and help to promote the area by encouraging the public to enjoy it. You can see their work at first hand either by volunteering yourself – or by enjoying one of the many walks they organize, complete with knowledgeable guides.
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The excellent Masterworks series this year is particularly exciting, with two song recitals.

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Visit the Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust in Slimbridge in January to enjoy a celebration of birds with birdwatching events, talks by experts and wild bird spectacles.

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