The Cotswolds Store

Having established a formal friendship arrangement both cities shared a desire to move beyond a symbolic relationship and to create a genuine economic partnership to benefit the local businesses and economies of both areas. The first stage in this process was the establishment of the ‘Cotswolds Store’ at the Bathurst Visitor Information Centre in October 2019. The Store stocks a selection of authentic products of Cirencester and the Cotswolds, all carefully selected and personally approved by Lord Bathurst. Check out a selection of the available products below, and call into the Bathurst Visitor Information Centre to grab your piece of the Cotswolds.

Little Goat Soap Company

Jo King makes all of the soaps on Park Farm, Littleworth Oxon. All of her Soaps are made in small batches using Raw Goats Milk, Natural Oils and Butters.They are all Free from artificial colourings and fragrances, parabens, petrochemicals and phthalates.

Woollen Weavers

Cotswold Woollen Weavers has been in Filkins designing and making fine woollen cloth since 1982. They live and breathe the wool heritage that made the English Cotswolds, and draw inspiration from the soft colours of the Cotswold landscape all around them.

Cotswold Tea Towel Co.

Working with The Original Tea Towel Co based in Cornwall, the company have produced their own designs celebrating the Cotswolds and the major towns and villages of this beautiful part of the world with designs of the same unique and aesthetic appeal.

ANI Skincare Starter Packs

ANI Skincare is created by Joanna Walker from Cirencester, capital of the Cotswolds in Gloucestershire. Joanna only uses natural, kind products that offer something positive for your skin.

Little Gems

Little Gems was founded by Gem Reeves in 2013, making gifts for family and friends at the kitchen table. The gifts arrived, word began to spread and Little Gems was born.

ANI Skincare Bath Salts

ANI Skincare is created by Joanna Walker from Cirencester, capital of the Cotswolds in Gloucestershire. Joanna only uses natural, kind products that offer something positive for your skin.

Bathurst was named in 1815 for the 3rd Earl of Bathurst whose ancestral home is at Cirencester, the largest city of the Cotswolds district of Gloucestershire in the UK. In 2016 Bathurst NSW and Cirencester began to establish a closer relationship based upon their historical ties and economic similarities between the regions. In 2019 a formal friendship arrangement was formalised between the two cities.

Having established this formal friendship arrangement both cities shared a desire to move beyond a symbolic relationship and to create a genuine economic partnership to benefit the local businesses and economies of both areas. The first stage in this process was the establishment of ‘The Cotswolds Store’ at the Bathurst Visitor Information Centre in October 2019. The Store stocks a selection of authentic products of Cirencester and the Cotswolds, all carefully selected and personally approved by Lord Bathurst.

The establishment of this Store is the result of close collaboration between Bathurst Regional Council and Cirencester Town Council, and is hoped to lead to closer community ties and to an increasing exchange of goods and of visitors between the two cities.

Check out a selection of the available products HERE, and call into the Bathurst Visitor Information Centre to grab your piece of the Cotswolds.