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Cirencester venues take on separate Sunday roles as museum plans seven-day access and leisure centre hosts emergency hub

The Corinium Museum's move toward daily opening and a leisure centre's emergency rest-hub activation show Cirencester's public buildings serving different community needs in the same weekend.

Corinium Museum in Cirencester will open every Sunday from October 1, with the Cotswold Journal reporting that the change gives visitors daily access to its Romano-British collections, galleries and shop [1]. The leisure-centre reports carried headlines saying residents had been rushed to the hub after police 'bang on doors' near RAF Fairford [5][6][7][8].

Sources

  1. Cotswold Journal: Corinium Museum announces change to opening hours
  2. Gazette Series: Cancellations as leisure centre in Cirencester used for emergency rest hub
  3. Stroud News and Journal: Cancellations as leisure centre in Cirencester used for emergency rest hub
  4. Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard: Cancellations as leisure centre in Cirencester used for emergency rest hub
  5. Gazette Series: Residents rushed to emergency hub after police 'bang on doors' near RAF Fairford
  6. Stroud News and Journal: Residents rushed to emergency hub after police 'bang on doors' near RAF Fairford
  7. Wiltshire Times: Residents rushed to emergency hub after police 'bang on doors' near RAF Fairford
  8. Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard: Residents rushed to emergency hub after police 'bang on doors' near RAF Fairford

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