The Cotswolds was named as a leading candidate to become the UK's newest national park in a report to the government published last month. The current Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty covers ...

Image caption, The Cotswolds' current AONB status means it gets less funding and planning powers than it would if it was made a national park The whole of the Cotswolds is "too large" to be made ...

The Cotswolds' current AONB status means it gets less funding and planning powers than it would if it was made a national park The whole of the Cotswolds is "too large" to be made one national ...

The Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) will now be known as the Cotswolds National Landscape. The change is in response to Julian Glover’s Landscapes Review, published last year.

Chilterns and Cotswolds earmarked for national park status Government launches review on expanding and protecting Britain's parklands, including proposals for so-called ‘national park cities’ ...

New areas will be designated with National Park and Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) status, according to The Telegraph. The Chiltern Hills and Cotswolds are already AONBs but have now ...

The Cotswolds' current AONB status means it gets less funding and planning powers than it would if it was made a national park The whole of the Cotswolds is "too large" to be made one national ...

The Cotswolds' current AONB status means it gets less funding and planning powers than it would if it was made a national park The whole of the Cotswolds is "too large" to be made one national ...