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Cirencester Town Council

Places to Visit


Charter Market

Cirencester Charter Market was founded in 1086 and whilst many markets have disappeared, the Town Council is in a position where it is still able to provide a Charter Market on both Mondays and Fridays (9.00 a.m. to 3.00 p.m.).

Products sold by the regular market traders include cheese, homemade pies, home cured ham and bacon, wet fish, fruit and vegetables, olives, gifts, cards and much more.

Come and see for yourselves and support this valuable and historical attraction.

If you would like further information on the Charter Market or are interested in hiring a stall, please contact the Charter Market Manager, Anne Brooker, on Tel No. 01793 825343 or 07729 524017.

Charter Market
Mr Keith Eaton
Charter Market
Mrs Carol Eaton
Charter Market
Mr Miles Salmon
Charter Market
Mr Nick Harpa


Abbey Grounds

The area is steeped in history, a portion of ancient Roman Wall being situated in the grounds and the site of the old St Mary's Abbey is outlined with paving.

This park provides an opportunity for relaxation, entertainment and angling. The bandstand is regularly used throughout the summer, whilst the Abbey Lake Angling Club is responsible for controlling and operating the fishing on the lake.

The Abbey Grounds stand to the north of St John the Baptist Church and provide an oasis of peace within a step of the town centre.

Abbey Grounds
Abbey Grounds


Bandstand Performances

The Abbey Grounds Bandstand

The following performances will take place on the Abbey Grounds Bandstand through the summer.

Sunday 6th JulyCricklade Band
Sunday 20th JulyJJ Swingband
Sunday 10th AugustJJ Swingband
Sunday 24th AugustOelixdorfer Musikzug, Itzehoe and Cirencester Band
Sunday 7th SeptemberMalmesbury Band
Sunday 14th SeptemberCricklade Band
Saturday 27th SeptemberCirencester Town Band will be performing as part of a "Bandstand Marathon" to celebrate the handover from Beijing to London as the host of the Olympic Games 2012.

All performances are to commence at 2.30 p.m. until 4.30 p.m. but are subject to weather conditions.


St. Michael's Park

Enjoy a day out at St. Michael's Park.

The Park was created by the Town Council in the 1980's and is a gem of a facility, which lies within walking distance of the town centre. The Park has been designed to provide a range of facilities for all ages, including an adventure play ground, tennis courts and mini golf.

Please contact the Council's Customer Information Point if you would like further information or to book the facilities. A schedule of charges is as follows: -

St. Michael's Park - Charges £
Tennis 3.90 Per hour
Tennis (Concessionary Rate) 2.50 Per hour
Tennis Lights 3.90 Per hour
Croquet 3.90 Per game
Golf (Adults) 1.60 Per game
Golf (Children & Concessionary)  .80 Per game
Golf (Family Ticket - 2 Adults & 3 Children) 3.10 Per game
Barbecue (inc. charcoal) 7.50  

St. Michael's Park
St. Michael's Park

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