Christmas Films Advent Calendar
One of the debates that comes around at this time of year, is that of top Christmas films, and it
Author: cirencetera
A year of the Cirencester blog
One year Wold. To say “it’s been an interesting 12 months” is almost banal nowadays. Pick any 12 month period
The Sign of the Angel, Lacock
The Sign of the Angel in Lacock: such a nice place that we can’t help but feel compelled to tell you about it A 15th century coaching with with a cosy feel, character and glorious food!
Bits and bites: Cirencester’s top 5 connected cafes
Top five places in Cirencester to hang out if you you if you want to eat, drink and Snapchat.
Baker and Graze
There are parts of Cheltenham that just feel nice. Well off, too, of course, but wealth is by no means a
Bank Holiday Special
On One of My Favourite Shops in Cirencester Following on from my midweek withering a few weeks back on the
Wednesday Whinge – The Market Place
Cirencester has been a market town for centuries. Indeed, the Council’s own website proudly declares that it was mentioned in
Breakfast on Love Lane
(Call me a traditionalist, but I expect to find farm shops in the countryside, not right across the road from Travis Perkins.) The full car park, however, does give one a small clue as to what locals think of the place.
Made By Bob The Deli
We visit the deli spin-off of Ciren’s best-known restaurant and put it though its paces.
Blue Zucchini
The boho vibe that embraces you as you enter the Blue Zucchini brasserie makes you want to sing Bob Marley
