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Community & Local Groups

Soroptimist International of Cirencester & District

 

S.I. Cirencester & District is a vibrant, friendly club. The club was Chartered in 1948, a daughter club of SI Gloucester which has since closed. The Club has friendship links with SI/Europe Ogre-Kegums, Latvia, SI/Europe, Itzehoe, Germany, SI Hafnarfjordur and Gardabaer  in Iceland and with S.I Durham in the UK…

 

ttps://sigbi.org/cirencester/

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Cirencester twinning Association

Cirencester Twinning association welcomes new members.

Making new links between its partners in Itzehoe near Hamburg in Germany and in St Genis Laval, near Lyon in France is the plan for 2026

The aim is to strengthen twin town relationships through friendships and visits

contact cirencestertwinning@gmail.com or visit the website

https://cirencestertwinningassociation.org.uk/

The Churn Project | Sociable Stroll, Ageing Well Service Friendship Cafe + Memory Cafe:

Provides information on the suggested events above. A gentle, guided 1‑hour walk around different local routes, promoting light exercise, fresh air, and social connections. Wheelchair, buggy & dog‑friendly. A relaxed “tea & chat” drop‑in for older residents to make friends, reduce isolation, and enjoy a cup of tea.

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A Splash Of Red Ladies Choir:

Provide a welcoming platform for women in Stratton St Margaret to connect, learn, develop skills, and take collective action on matters that matter—both locally and nationally

 

Our membership fee is £12 per member from 1st April each year, whether single or joint membership (two individuals living at the same address). If you join between 1st January and 31st March the fee is £18 per member for up to 15 months.

Note:  There may be further fees where a Group hires facilities or requires learning materials.

https://www.cirencesteru3a.org.uk/

Cirencester Ladies Probus Group:

A warm and welcoming group of retired and semi-retired professional women, gathering for coffee and an engaging speaker-led talk, typically from 10:00 – 11:30 am. Themes range from local history and culture to travel, art, and personal interest stories, followed by a friendly coffee and chat

 

The Grace Foundation in Cirencester

Now called “The Old Department Store” in the market place
The photo is of Soroptimists meeting to “Orange the World” at The Long Table

Mothers’ Union

Cirencester Phoenix Women Institute:

A free, non-medical support initiative designed to assist individuals aged 16 and over in Gloucestershire. It focuses on enhancing well-being by connecting people to local services and community activities, particularly those facing challenges like loneliness, mental health concerns, or life changes such as retirement or redundancy.

Cirencester Town Council | Community & Friends Group:

Offering comprehensive service details, governance information, event listings, and contact pathways. The council’s mission is to represent local people, manage town services, engage the community positively, and enhance civic life—acting as a responsive, transparent, and inclusive first tier of government.

The Circle – Gloucestershire

The circle Gloucestershire is a directory of services in the county

https://www.yourcircle.org.uk/

The Older Drivers Forum-Gloucestershire

The Older Drivers Forum in Gloucestershire (ODFG) was established by Alexandra and Nigel Lloyd-Jones, as a positive legacy in memory of their mother who died in a collision in a vehicle driven by an elderly relative.

To contact ODFG email odfglos@gmail.com

https://olderdriversforum.com/gloucestershire/

i-Sing Choir:

Dedicated to fostering a welcoming and inclusive environment for individuals of all singing abilities.

Cirencester & Stroud Good Afternoon Choir:

A welcoming community choir meeting Tuesday afternoons at Cirencester Baptist Church. With structured but relaxed rehearsals, charity-focused concerts, and strong social bonds, they combine singing, support, and service in a vibrant local musical community.

Framilode Riverside Retreats

Framilode Riverside Retreats provide an opportunity to give space to God in our lives: to still ourselves, listen for God and share in quiet fellowship with others.

Each day is shaped around a passage of Scripture appropriate to the season which is offered as our starting point for reflection and prayer

The Phoenix Gardeners

Phoenix Gardeners is a group of community volunteers, both men and women, with an enthusiasm for making Cirencester a more vibrant place to live, work or visit by planting and maintaining tubs, hanging baskets and many community spaces around town.

https://phoenixgardeners.org/

Cirencester Ramblers:

Empower residents and visitors to discover and enjoy walking in and around Cirencester. Their online presence reflects this mission by providing clear walk listings, community details, and a commitment to footpath upkeep and group camaraderie. If you’re interested in joining a walk or volunteering for footpath work, their site and Ramblers membership are the gateways

Quiet Garden Movement – Friends Meeting House

The movement unites over 300 gardens worldwide, offering peaceful settings for personal stillness where everyone is invited—whether you wish to stay for five minutes or an afternoon, alone or in a small group

Cirencester Community Choir:

Offers a warm, inclusive space for folks of all abilities to sing together, grow musically, and contribute to local events. Their website reflects this mission—highlighting opportunity, leadership, community, and enjoyment of song.

Cirencester Choral Society:

Their aim is musical excellence, cultural engagement, charitable giving, and providing performance and training opportunities—with a strong commitment to accessibility and heritage

The Cirencester Arts Society

A society for practising artists in all media

and all levels

https://www.cirencesterartsociety.com/

Gloucestershire Older Person’s Association

 

https://gopa.org.uk/

The Cirencester and Stroud branch  of Parkinson’s UK

 

Joining our branch is very easy. We want to provide a social relaxed experience to encourage everyone to share their own Parkinson’s story. Yours might be just the one that offers much needed reassurance to a new member or possibly an old member or even a carer. A friendly ear awaits.

To join our branch, click the link below:

Join Our Branch

OR contact Karen Young:

Tel: 07586 532 635

Email:  cirenstroudpuk@yahoo.com

https://www.cirenstroudpuk.co.uk/

 

 

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