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Meet The Sponsors
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The Broadway Magazine is a bi-monthly publication run by volunteers, delivering 2,675 printed copies as well as digital copies emailed to their list of newsletter subscribers. Covering Broadway Parish and surrounding areas it focuses on local business, village news, updates from village organisations and features regular and one-off events.
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The North Cotswold Rotary was founded in 1965 and is a thriving club with 36 members from across the North Cotswolds. We are committed to providing service to the local community, and raising money for local, national and international causes whilst at the same time ensuring all our members are part of a welcoming, enjoyable and fun club.
The Chipping Campden Bulletin is a local paper serving Broad Campden, Ebrington, Charingworth, The Hidcotes, Paxford, Weston and Aston sub Edge, Mickleton, Saintbury, Willersey, as well as Chipping Campden. Each month the Bulletin covers
local news, events, reports and comments from the wider community.
Founded in early 2025 by Gallery Director Georgina White, The White Gallery is an independent gallery that offers a collection of contemporary fine art from established and emerging international artists. Situated on the High Street in Chipping Campden, opposite Huxley’s restaurant, the gallery is well placed to attract both local art lovers and visitors to the Cotswolds.
With its curated exhibitions and commitment to showcasing diverse artistic voices, The White Gallery aims to be a vibrant cultural hub in the heart of Chipping Campden. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or a curious newcomer, the gallery offers an inviting space to engage with thought-provoking, affordable contemporary art in an inspiring setting.
We specialise in the design of bespoke buildings with a passion for sustainability and conservation. Our projects often involve traditional buildings which require an innovative and sensitive approach. We assist our clients with forming a vision before providing creative concepts that are developed and submitted for the relevant approvals. Whilst we aspire to grow and have success in our work, we also recognise the need around us. We therefore give away a percentage of our profits and time to local charities.
This is the second year that Worcestershire County Council has supported the North Cotswolds Awards and we are extremely grateful to them for their continued help and the generous grant they provided this year. WCC was created in
1889, but in 1974 the council was abolished when Worcestershire and neighbouring Herefordshire merged to form the Hereford and Worcester County Council. However, in 1998 the two counties were separated, and Worcestershire County Council was re- established.