Cirencester's week: new route, 20mph update, family attraction and concert lineup
Separate reports and announcements from 18 to 20 September put Cirencester in the same-week news cycle with transport, road-safety, nostalgia, crime and leisure items.
The new route between Gloucester and Cirencester has opened, and drivers have been sharing their thoughts on it [1][6].
In the same period, Gloucestershire County Council published updated proposals to introduce new 20mph speed limits and other road safety measures in Cirencester, Siddington and Preston, following public engagement earlier this year [2].
The Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard reported a new family attraction combining radio-controlled diggers, dinosaur excavation and a café is coming to Cirencester [5].
The Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard also published a nostalgia column recalling Cirencester's summer Carnival Queen tradition [4].
Sources
- BBC News Gloucestershire: No more 'missing link' as new route opens
- Gloucestershire County Council news: Feedback helps shape updated road safety proposals for Cirencester, Siddington and Preston
- Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard: Furniture smashed in burglary in village near Cirencester
- Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard: When Cirencester crowned its own Carnival Queen every summer
- Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard: Diggers, dinosaurs and coffee - new family attraction coming to Cirencester
- BBC News Gloucestershire: No more 'missing link' as new route opens
- Cotswold Journal: Legendary 80s band among big names to perform next year
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