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Annual Report and Financial Statements year ending March 2025 (PDF)
Annual Report and Financial Statements year ending March 2024 (PDF)
Annual Report and Financial Statements year ending March 2023 (PDF)
Annual Report and Financial Statements year ending March 2022 (PDF)
Annual Report and Financial Statements year ending March 2021 (PDF)
Annual Report and Financial Statements year ending March 2020 (PDF)
Annual Report and Financial Statements year ending March 2019 (PDF)
Annual Report and Financial Statements year ending March 2018 (PDF)
Other publications
Celebrating 25 years: Cotswold Lakes Trust and The Hills Group
Cotswold Water Park Master Plan
The CWP Joint Committee commissioned consultants Scott Wilson to complete a strategic review and implementation plan (a Master Plan) with the aim to produce a vision for the future of the area.
The study, which was completed in July 2008, was undertaken in three stages. The purpose of the study was to reflect the views of various sectors active within the Park, such as land owners, minerals operators, holiday parks and conservationists, and also the hopes and concerns of the 20,000 people who live within the Park’s 40 square miles.
Download CWP Master Plan documents below:
CWP Stage I CWP Master Plan Summary Final (PDF 4Mb)
CWP Stage II CWP Master Plan Final Report (PDF 1.7Mb)
CWP Stage II CWP Master Plan Final Report Maps (PDF 650kb)
CWP Stage III CWP Master Plan Final Report (PDF 2.5Mb)
CWP Stage III CWP Master Plan Final Report Maps (PDF 3.7Mb)
Cotswold Water Park Nature Recovery Plan
Guiding new and ongoing nature recovery and biodiversity enhancement initiatives across the Cotswold Water Park, as part of the response to the global climate and ecological emergencies. 2021 and beyond.
The Cotswold Water Park is a hotspot for wildlife and a wide-ranging group of natural environment organisations (the Cotswold Water Park Nature Recovery Forum) have come together to produce a nature recovery plan for the area, showing how we can enhance nature and maximise the benefits that the natural world provides for us. Local communities and relevant organisations were consulted on the plan.