THE COTSWOLDS PREMIER PUBLIC ART TRAIL. Fun, Free & Family Friendly!

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1 Fun, Free & Family Friendly! How many did you spot? Don t forget to enter the Hare Spotter competitions on page 4. May 22nd - September 9th Once you have found the hares, share, like or tweet - we d love to hear from cotswolds_hare cotswoldshare Web: info@cotswoldsharetrail.org.uk Phone: THE COTSWOLDS PREMIER PUBLIC ART TRAIL

2 The Cotswolds Hare Trail May 22nd - September 9th CONTENTS Pages 4-7 Competition time Pages Hare trail maps Pages Leverets Pages 1-3 Welcome to the Trail Pages 8-9 Getting started Pages Large hares Pages Special Springers We are delighted to say this year s trail will be bigger than ever, with over 130 hares to find hidden all over the beautiful Cotswolds. Our partner this year is Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). There will be Hare sculptures dotted thoughout Cotswold towns and countryside promoting sustainable tourism in the area, through this years theme of living landscapes. The Cotswold Hare Trail is a unique tourist attraction, that can be explored by car, rail, bike or on foot. It celebrates the Cotswolds with its rich history, natural diversity, agriculture, crafts, culture and businesses. So if you have a love of public art, design, sculpture and interest in arts projects and environmental conservation - then this is the trail for you. For more information about the trail visit: Pages Auction and Thank-you s 1.

3 Welcome to Cotswolds AONB Hare Sculpture Trail Supported by: A Brief History of the Trail The Cirencester March Hare Festival began in 2014 celebrating the Town s links with the famous Roman Hare Mosaic in the Corinium Museum with a Trail of 5 foot hare sculptures decorated by local artists. The money raised through an auction at the end of the Trail went to Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust to assist them in setting up a permanent new walkway around the River Churn in Cirencester for the benefit of locals and tourists the Cirencester March Hare Festival celebrated hare art with a trail of 50 leverets, a community arts event featuring artists s images of hares in a town wide open exhibition. Seven new hare sculptures were commissioned for permanent siting saw Watermoor Primary School pupils decorate mini hares which were then displayed around Cirencester saw the return of the five foot hares, but this time featuring them in a new Cotswold wide Trail. 80 large hares and 22 leverets bounded across a wide region stretching from Bristol to Broadway, Cheltenham to Woodstock. Auction proceeds this time were donated to National Star. Now in 2018 in our 5th year the Cotswolds Conservation Board are delighted to team up with the Hare Trail organisers. Helping to conserve, enhance, explore and enjoy the special qualities of the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), whilst encouraging everyone from art aficionados and nature lovers to social media snappers to visit new attractions. Explore hidden hills and valleys, quiet corners and busy market towns along the trail. For more information about AONB visit:

4 Hare Spotter Competition. Be in with a chance to win your very own hare sculpture! Plus runner up prizes to be won! Entry Form How to enter the prize draw: PRIZES... Find the code on the plaque at the base of each hare leveret or springer on the trail. Fill in your answers below, then fill out your contact details before returning your entry to us at the address overleaf. Good luck! Main prize! A bronzed 18 inch Leveret Runner-up prizes Browse Waterstones (Cirencester) at your lesure and pick up some gems with this booktoken. Afternoon Tea for Two at Slaughters Manor House, Lower Slaughter. For a full list of all the runner-up prizes, please visit our website

5 Entry Form Super-Hare-Spotter Competition Please fill out your contact details: Name... Star PRIZE Address Telephone Please return your completed entry form to: Hare Competition, PO Box 322 CIRENCESTER, GL7 9HS All entries to be completed by September the 10th. The Prize Draw for both competitions will take place at our Farewell to Hares end of trail event on the 18th September. Terms and Conditions: The Cotswolds AONB Hare Trail is organised and administered by the Cotswolds Hare Trail Committee in partnership with Cotswolds Conservation Board, The Discovery Centre, Old Prison, Fosse Way, Northleach GL54 3JH. This is a free to enter competition. To be eligible to enter the Cotswold AONB Hare Trail competitions please note: if you are under 16, please make sure you have your parent or guardian s permission before you provide any personal information to us. Children under 16 must not provide us with personal information without this permission. You must not be a staff member of Cotswolds AONB or Hare Trail Committee member. The prizes are listed on page 4 of this booklet. The Promoters decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into. The winners will be notified within 7 working days of the draw date either by or telephone. The winners names will be announced on the Cotswolds AONB Hare Trail Facebook page and subsequently on the website.www. cotswoldsharetrail.org.uk. Full addresses will not be disclosed. If the writing is illegible on the entry form and no contact details are given, new winners will be selected on the day of the draw. By entering the draw winners confirm their agreement to take part in any associated publicity. Cotswolds AONB Hare Trail respects and is committed to protecting the privacy of winning individuals. In accordance with the new GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) any personal information will remain private and will only be used for the purposes of the draw. By entering this competition you are giving us permission to contact you should you be successful. Your chance to win your own 5 foot Hare to decorate! For the truly dedicated hare follower, enter the prize draw for finding ALL 130 Hares, Leverets and Springers. Simply upload photos of yourself alongside the Hares, Leverets and Springers then add all your photos to a folder marked Comp with your name and contact details via WE TRANSFER to: info@cotswoldsharetrail.org.uk 6. 7.

6 Getting started Hop to it! There will be over 130 hares of various sizes dotted throughout the Cotswolds. Use this guide with maps to help track them down, keep a count of how many you find on the gallery pages. Super-Hare Spotters should enter our competitions on page 4. Ready... Set... Hare we go! 2. Put a spring in your step Share your hare discoveries on social media by uploading your pictures on our facebook, twitter or instagram pages. Plus check our website regularly throughout the trail to see what else is springing up! Look out for the Roving Hare at some special Cotswold events. 3. Be a Hare-raiser Join us at our end of trail live auction 21st September at the Corn Hall, Cirencester. Net profits will go to the Caring for the Cotswolds visitor giving scheme and Glorious Cotswold Grasslands. The Hare Trail 8. 9.

7 CORINIUM MUSEUM Bristol Dursley M5 M4 Bath Worcester PAGES 8-9 Chippenham M4 M4 M40 Henley-in-Arden Leamington Spa Stratford-upon-Avon Evesham Chipping Malvern Hills A44 Campden M50 M5 Broadwayay Tewkesbury Moreton-in-Marsh n-marsh Winchcombe Stow-on-the-Woldthe- Chipping Norton Bourton-on-the-Water- r Cheltenham ham A429 A40 Gloucester A40 Northleach Burford A417 PAGES Witney Fairford Bibury Stroud Cirencester er Nailsworth Lechlade-on-Thames South Cerney A420 A429 Faringdon Tetbury Highworth A419 Malmesbury PAGES Marlborough Woodstock A40 A34 M40 Oxford Abingdon PAGES Gloucestershire Warwickshire Steam Railway The Cotswold Way Cotswold AONB Mini Hare trail M40 Map of Hares North Cotswolds War Leamington Spa Henley-in-Arden M40 Worcester Stratford-upon-Avon 10. A40 Frampton Hartpury M5 Malvern Hills A417 M50 Tewkesbury Gloucester Please keep checking our Stroud M5 Cheltenham A417 website for where R Evesham Snowshill the hares A44 Broadway Winchcombe N Hidcote Chipping Campden A429 S Key Broadway -roving hare Broadway Tower, Middle Hill Broadway WR12 7LB / Broadway Arts Festival during Festival period Broadway The Bell Inn, Main Street Willersley WR12 7PJ Snowshill Manor (NT), Snowshill WR12 7JU Cheltenham Campus of Glos College of Art & Design, Princess Elizabeth Way, GL51 7SJ Cheltenham At entrance to Racecourse Evesham Road, Prestbury GL50 4SH Cheltenham Glos.info Outside Office, 89 Andover Road, Cheltenham GL50 2TR Cheltenham Cumberland House, Oriel Road, Cheltenham GL50 1BB have hopped to throughout Cheltenham National Star Centre 2017 Hare Ullenwood, GL53 9QU Cheltenham Parabola Arts Centre, Bayshill Road, GL50 3EP Cheltenham Notgrove Farms The Manor Notgrove Cheltenham Regency Gallery & Framers 14 Berkeley Mews High Street GL50 1DY Chipping Camden Sam Wilson shop, Elsey House, High Street, GL55 6HA Hidcote Manor (NT) Hidcote Bartrim, nr Chipping Camden GL55 GLR Evesham The Fleece, The Cross, Bretforton WR11 7JE Gloucester Cathedral, 12 College Green, Gloucester, GL1 2LX Harpury National Perry Pear Centre, Orchard Centre, Blackwell s End, GL19 3DB Tewkesbury Abbey, Church Street, Tewkesbury GL20 5RZ Tewkesbury Visitor Centre, 100 church Street, GL20 5AB Tewkesbury Sudeley Castle 2017 Winchcombe GL54 5JD Winchcombe Budgens Greet Road, Winchcombe GL54 5PT Winchcombe Outside TIC/ Museum High Street, GL54 5LJ Stratford Upon Avon Shakespeares Schoolroom & Guildhall. Church Street, CV37 6HB Hartpury National Perry Pear Centre, Orchard Centre, Blackwell s End, GL19 3DB the summer, more will spring up! 11.

8 CORINIUM MUSEUM The Cotswold Way Leamington Spa Henley-in-Arden Stratford-upon-Avon M40 Map of Hares Central Cotswolds A423 Cotswold AONB Mini Hare trail Hidcote A429 g Shipston-on-Stour Banbury A417 A429 Snowshill Chedworth Rendcomb S e A429 C Compton Verney A44 Stow-on-the-Wold Guiting-Power Naunton Lower-Slaughter Cirencester Northleach Bibury Moreton -in-marsh Bourton-on-the-Water A40 B Key Bourton-on-the-Water The Mousetrap Inn, Lansdowne, GL54 2AR Bourton-on-the-Water 2017 Hare Cotswolds Motoring Museum, The Old Mill, GL54 2BY Guiting Power Cotswold Farm Park, Kineton, GL54 5UGO Chedworth (NT) Roman Villa Chedworth GL54 3LJ Cirencester In the Aga shop, 26 Castle Street, GL7 1QH Cirencester Lumleys Insurance 56 Elliot Road, GL7 1YS Cirencester In RAU Grounds, Stroud Road, GL7 6JS Cirencester Outside SJP offices, 1 Tetbury Road, GL7 1FP Cirencester Inside Gardiner Haskins store, Dyer Street GL7 2PF Cirencester Moore Allen & Innocent, 33 Castle Street, GL7 1QD Cirencester Cotswold Airport Cirencester GL7 6BA Lower Slaughter Entrance Slaughters Manor House GL54 2HP Moreton 2017 Hare Batsford Arboretum,Bourton Road, GL56 9AD Northleach 2017 Hare Cotswolds Discovery Centre, Fosse Way, GL54 3JH Rendcomb Inside foyer of College, GL7 7HA Snowshill Manor (NT) Snowshill, WR12 7JU Stow-on-the-Wold The Porch House, Digbeth Street, GL54 1BN Stow-on-the-Wold The Sheep, Sheep Street, GL54 1AG Stow-on-the-Wold Stow Library, St Edwards Hall, Market Square, GL54 1AF Stratford Upon Avon Stratford Whitewall Gallery 50 Sheep Street, CV37 6EE Banbury Upton House & Gardens (NT) Edge Hill, Warwickshire OX15 Shipston on Stour Cotswolds Distillery Phillips Field Whichford road Stourton CV36 5HG Don t forget to check opening times before you travel. Malme 12. Please keep checking our website for where the hares have hopped to throughout the summer, more will spring up! 13.

9 Map of Hares East Cotswolds Banbury Key Burford Cotswold Wildlife Park, Bradwell Grove, OX18 4JP during August Burford Burford House 99 High Street OX18 4QA Farringdon Buscot Park (NT) SN7 8BU Chipping Norton 2017 Hare The Real Wood Furniture Company, Mo Tighe, Chapel House Grounds, OX7 5SX Chipping Norton 2017 Hare The Boxing Hare, Banbury Road Swerford OX7 4AP Fairford Fairford Ernest Cook Estate, Mill Bridge, Mill Lane, GL7 4JG Farringdon Information Centre, Pump House, 5 Market Place, SN7 7HL Farringdon Market Place, SN7 7HP Farringdon Stay Grounded Coffee Shop 7A Market Place, SN7 7HL Farringdon The Folly, Folly Path SN7 7AQ Farringdon The Mustard Seed, 19 Market Place, SN7 7HP Farringdon Westland Drive and Highway Drive Farringdon The Rookery Coffee Shop,35 Marlborough Street, SN7 7JL Farringdon Tesco Metro, Park Road SN7 7BP Kelmscott The Tea Room, Kelmscott Manor, GL7 3HJ Lechlade Town Centre opposite the Church GL7 Uffington Teapot Tea Room, SN7 7QJ Woodstock Simon Flowers Estate Agents 41c Oxford Street OX20 1TJ Woodstock (2) Breckon & Breckon 34 High Street OX20 1TG Woodstock Oxford Museum 14 Park Street OX201SW Woodstock (2) Soldiers of Oxfordshire Museum Park Street OX20 1SN Witney Cogges Manor Farm Church Lane Witney OX28 3FR Don t forget to check opening times before you travel. y h r Fairford Meysey Hampton y A419 n A40 Burford Lechlade Kelmscott A44 Chipping d Norton Witney Faringdon Uffington A420 M40 Cotswold AONB Mini Hare trail Woodstock A40 Oxford Abingdon A34 M4 14. Please keep checking our Marlborough website for where the hares have hopped to throughout the summer, more will spring up! 15.

10 Key Berkeley 2017 Hare Berkeley Castle, GL13 9PJ Berkeley A40 Slimbridge Frampton M5 Dursley G Wotton Berkeley Dr Jenner s House, Museum & Garden, The chantry, church Lane, GL13 9BN Berkeley Berkeley Heath Farm GL13 9EW Chalford Outside Lavender Bakehouse 20 London Road, GL6 8NW Frampton The Green Shop, Frampton on Severn GL2 7EP Stroud Newark Park A433 Nailsworth Tetbury A417 Chalford R A429 Malmesbury C Map of Hares South Cotswolds South Cerney Dursley Market Hall GL11 4AB Dursley Dursley Heritage Centre, Castle Street, GL11 4BS Dursley The Library, May Lane, GL11 4JH Dursley Old Lister site, Lister Road GL11 4FB Dursley Leisure Centre, The Pulse Castle Street Dursley GL11 4BS Dursley Kingshill House, Kingshill Lane, GL11 4BZ Durham Park (NT) SN14 8HY Ham Latton A419 Latton The Churchyard, Parish Church of St John the Baptist Croft Lane SN6 6DS Malmesbury 2017 Hare Inside Town Hall, Cross Hayes, SN16 9BZ Nailsworth New Lawn Stadium, Another Way, GL6 0FG Newark Park (NT) Ozleworth, Wotton-Under-Edge, GL12 7PZ Slimbridge WWT Slimbridge, Newgrounds Lane Slimbridge GL2 7BT Stroud Subscription Rooms George Street, GL5 1AE Stroud Council Offices Tetbury The Royal Oak, 1 Cirencester Road, GL8 8EY Tetbury Moloh 4 Church Street Tetbury GL8 8JG Wotton-Under-Edge Wotton Museum & Heritage Centre, The Chipping, GL12 7AD Bristol M4 A432 M4 M4 Don t forget to check opening times before you travel. Dyrham Park A4 Chippenham Marlborough The Cotswold Way Cotswold AONB Bath A346 Mini Hare trail 16. Please keep checking our website for where the hares have hopped to throughout the summer, more will spring up! 17.

11 Sixty-0ne new examples of everybody s favourite five-foot furry friends will be springing through the Cotswolds once again. How many will you spot? A unique art installation for all to enjoy. (5 foot)

12 Bryony y Hare By Angie Spencer Bed Hare By Anita Saunders Harea of Outstanding Natural Beauty By Dawn Niven Hare 2 0 By Demelza Minns Haresfield Beacon By David Wells Hare to a Fortune By Douglas Eyre Intertwined Hare Golden Ears Hare in Sheep s clothing Hare-vest By Carly Gillham By Araminta Fogden By Eleanor Campbell By Eleanor Campbell Glos University

13 Garathon, the Ill-hare-strator By Emily Shilton & Rhiannon Fryer Julius Caes-Hare Glos College of Art & Design Y1 Level 3 BTEC ext dip students: Laura Inacio Da Fonte, Erin Harding, Tamzin Richards, Tekla Punyi, Dorota Kowalczyk, Harriette Meredith & Micaella Williams Regeneration By Emma Evans Gloucester University Cotswold Roses By Georgina Bouzyk Hare in Pheasants Clothing By Alex Dynez Martinez Gloucestershire College of Art and Design Harem Scarem the Hearty Spirit Guide By Teigan Hurlock Gloucestershire College of Art and Design Cotswolds Fennella Forage Hare Cotswold Hareport Sheep in Hare s Clothing Rarebreeds Hare By Gemma Hastilow By Maya Evans, Emma By Freeda Babson 22. By Jane Holford Atkins Simmons from Farmors school 23.

14 Her Hipster Hare By Jess s Colley Gloucestershire College e of Art and Design ExtraordinHare By Jilly Cobbe White Horse Hare By Jo Marshall Luna By Ben Campbell University of Gloucestershire Moon Gazing Hare By Joanne Dawson The Hare Raiser By Katie Hough Contented Hares Harewold Apoth-hare-cary As Mad as the By Joanne Dawson By Julie Burdon- Stone By Katie Morgan March Hare 24. By Kelly Noble 25.

15 Vetin-harey By Laura Wright Flutt-Hare-bye By Leanne Courtney-Crowe Harescombe By Martyn Dymott Hareloom on the Cotswold Way By Mike Kingston Penny From Hare-ven By Leanne Courtney-Crowe Parting is Such Sweet Sorrow By Mike Kingston Dia de la Liebre Horse Hare Chalford Hare Vale of Evesham (Day of the Hare) By Louise Millin-Inchley By Mike Skinner Asparagus Haries 26. By Lee Crew By Nicky Mouton 27.

16 Mad Marche Hare By Nicola Hope Hare 2Day, Gone 2Morrow By students from Abingdon & Witney College working with Pete Tatham from the Ernest Cook Trust. Mrs Twitcher the Happy Night Owl Hare By Rachel Pegler Constellation Hare By Ray Hedger Animals of the Cotswolds By Phillip Kingsbury His Hipster Hare By Rob Crebbin Gloucestershire College of Art and Design Hareloom By Rachel Payne Hare Today, By Rachel Pegler Alfred s Orchard Hare By Sarah Davis Haring Through The Seasons 28. By Sarah Laver 29.

17 She Nibbled on the Green By Silvi Schaumloeffel Bear Hare By Andreas Kokkalis, Felix Cuttler, Gemma Nicholson and Eli University of Gloucestershire Heidi Hare By Hannah Beth Evans University of Gloucestershire Flora By Kathryn Flanvin Gloucestershire College of Art and Design He s Hare Today, Gone Tomorrow By Tara Parker-Woolway Hare-Wayman Hare By Francis Harding Lepus Pictus By Stephen Belinfante Wond-Hare-Land Flutterby A Flash of Blue Hare-y Cane By Vic Goodwin By Amanda Deadman By Mary Shaw By Sarah Davis

18 This new trail is all set to be another fun, free family, activity, especially for children as the hares may be hidden in the shops and sometimes hard to find. Festival founder and Director, Florence Beetlestone. (18 inch)

19 Bloom By Claire Morgan Butterflies Jane Holford-Atkins The Thumb-Prince of Faringdon By the Children of Faringdon Penelope Flair the Pink Hare By Scott Holden Cubist Hare By Freeda Lapos Babson Stay Ground-Hared By Lou Waywell Haretage TigeHare Lord Bern-Hares and At the Going Down By Nadja Ryzhakova By Kiera Bentley his Hare-Brained Folly of the Sun 34. By Karen Voght By Kate Mortiboy 35.

20 Harvest Hare By Douglas Eyre Hare-cules Bethan Mae-James Harey Mary from the Dairy By Rachel Pegler Hare Raiser By Rachel Pegler Lavender By Elena Lea Summer s Joy By Nisha Grover Fizz Royal Hare Force Hareway to Heaven Large Blue By Evie Iredale By Dawn Mortiboy By Dawn Niven Meadow Hare 36. By Brandan Francis 37.

21 H-owl-air By Jackie Nichols My Hare Lady By Rachel Pegler Heart By Chloe Simms Wicket Keep-Hare By Tom Mundy Farmor s School Hare-lequin By Pauline Beesley Rural Hare By Molly Davies Farmor s School Village Hare Hare in the Clouds Cotswold Hare Bluebelle By Evie Horrell By Susannah King By Jasmine Doggett By Ellie Harrison 38. Farmor s School Farmor s School 39.

22 All Mapped out By Jasmine Heppenstall & Grace Lawless Farmor s School Tally Hare By Will Axel-Berg Farmor s School Henson Hare By the team at Cotswold Farm Park Wild Hare By James Conlon Farmor s School Hare-adise Garden By Lisa Beeching Scenic Hare By Maia Killian Farmor s School Evening Hare By Isis James & Debbie Sundararaj, Farmor School Church Hare By Miranda Craig Farmor s School

23 Springers By Katie Barnfield Hare and not Forgotten By Anne-Marie Winchester Hareboretum By Annabel Lancaster These 3 foot hare delights will be springing up throughout the trail, creating an extra special treat for the truly serious hare spotter. Follow the special springers at: Mystery Hare By Longborough Primary School 4 Seasons By Colin Davies from Sir William Romney School

24 Flowers that Bloom By Julia Fryer Mystery Hare By Isbourne Valley School Tetters the Tetbury Hare By Lesley Brain Blue Bloom By Silvi Schaumloeffel Celeste By Susannah King The Hare that Cares By Nick Buckle & Alex Merry Haresfield School Rambler Hare By Chris King and Daughters Mystery Hare By Rendcomb College Harewold 2 By Julie Birdon-Stone Thistledown By Belinda Durrant

25 Mystery Hare By Katie Dodds Wild Flower Hare By Yana Popova The Planets By Zack Thorne for St Edwards ds School Hare and There Around the Cotswolds By Candia McCormack Cotswold Hare By Jane Holford-Atkins The Curi-Hare-Sity Shop By Paul Martin Kerry Kurtan Springette Landscape Leveret By Charlie & By Charlie & By Sam Wilson By Jayne Tricker Daisy Cooper Daisy Cooper

26 Last year our 104 hares and leverets raised over 60,000 at auction, and we know this year s trail will be even bigger, and we hope to raise even more money to fund two key Cotswolds AONB conservation initiatives. Festival founder and Director, Florence Beetlestone Mystery Hare By Meysey Hampton School Isopleth By Susannah King Mystery Hare By mystery artist Alfreds Orchard Hare By Sarah Davis Alfreds Orchard Hare By Sarah Davis The Auction 48. Flow-Hare Power By Anne-Marie Winchester Harecatcher, Starry Nights, Dream and Memories By Lisa Dear Artworks Alfreds Orchard Hare By Sarah Davis Alfreds Orchard Hare By Sarah Davis

27 Farewell to Hares & Auctions Sponsors to date Don t miss a pre-auction viewing of all the hares from 16th to the 21st September at the Kings Head Hotel, Cirencester. From 10am until 6pm daily. Then Join us for the live Auction on the 21st September at the Corn Hall, Cirencester at 6.30pm. An online auction will follow this event from 22nd September until 30th November. Go online to purchase your favourite hare. visit: app.galabid.com/hares For more information on the auctions visit: St James Place Wealth Management Cheltenham Ladies College Lumley Insurance Co Latton Parish Council The Fleece, Bretforten Lavender Bakehouse Royal Agricultural University Ernest Cook Trust SoGlos Forest Green Rovers /Ecotricity Cheltenham Racecourse The Vale of White Horse District Council Farringdon Town Team Gardiner Haskins Tesco Bags of Help The Local Answer Glos.Info Slimbridge WWT Charles Martell & Son Ltd Glide Media The Aga Shop, Cirencester Kelmscott Manor FarringdonTown Council Rosalind Burns Rota Kids Farringdon The Mousetrap Inn Rendcomb College St Edwards School, Cheltenham Slaughters Manor Hotel The Porch House, Stow-on-the-Wold The Sheep, Stow-on-the-Wold

28 Patrons Partners Patrons: Dame Janet Trotter, HM Lord Lieutenant of the County of Gloucestershire Charles Martell, The High Sheriff of Gloucestershire Vice Chancellor RAU Joanna Price The Right Honourable the Earl Bathurst The Right Honourable the Countess Bathurst Vanessa Arbuthnott Professor Chris Gaskell Charles Berkeley Lord & Lady Vestey Lady Ashcombe In Conjunction with: Team Partners: melaniewooddesign HRH The Duke of Gloucester meeting Patrons Dame Janet Trotter HM Lord Lieutenant of Gloucestershire, Earl Bathurst and Festival Director Florence Beetlestone at the opening of the Hare Festival Way in Cirencester in For a full up-to date list of all partners, please visit the website