21 September 2026
Mickleton speed camera
Our speed camera is showing over 400 vehicles per week exceeding 40 mph in a 30 mph area.
Mickleton Parish Council is the first-tier of statutory local government, and it aims to deliver and coordinate services to meet the needs of the local community and improve the quality of life in the parish.
Mickleton Parish Council contributes to local maintenance, is the burial authority for Mickleton cemetery, responds to planning consultations, supports local charities and endeavours to respond to matters raised by parishioners.
Mickleton Parish Council also works in partnership with both Cotswold District Council and Gloucestershire County Council.
The parish council is responsible for managing its own budget which is financed through the annual Precept (its share of the Council Tax).
The clerk works flexible part-time hours across the week (remote working)
Monday to Thursday
King George's Hall,
Chapel Lane,
Mickleton,
Chipping Campden,
GL55 6SD
Our speed camera is showing over 400 vehicles per week exceeding 40 mph in a 30 mph area.
Cotswold District Council's Local Plan Regulation 19 consultation is now open. The consultation will run for six weeks from 24 August 2026 until 5 October 2026. Further documentation from Cotswold District Council is attached below.
Mickleton Parish Council's bus shelters on Stratford Road have had a new lighting system installed.
Cotswold District Council is to hold a public meeting for residents living in or near Local Plan strategic site areas on Tuesday 8 September, 6pm to 7.30pm at King George’s Hall, Chapel Lane, but you must book a place to guarantee attendance, see below for the link.
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