Somerford Keynes is a small village just a few miles away from Cirencester and South Cerney in the Cotswolds

Somerford Keynes
 

Somerford Keynes lies in the heart of the Cotswold Water Park. Somerford Keynes is first mentioned in the year 685AD. A charter in that year confirmed a gift of 40 hides of land by King Ethelred's nephew Bertwald, to Aldhelm, the first abbot of Malmesbury.

Keynes Park Footpath Petition

A petition dedicated to raising public awareness for the need to designate land belonging to the local authority and the provision of public footpaths through that land. The petition seeks and requires GCC to enact the wishes of people and designate the permissive footpaths around Keynes Country Park, Cokes Pit and Neigh Bridge Country Park as Public rights of way. Please follow the link to sign http://www.petitionbuzz.com/petitions/footpaths

View of Somerford Keynes  

Somerford Keynes can be found 4 miles from Cirencester and is a charming stone village with an interesting church with Saxon origins.

Somerford Keynes lies just to the east of the infant River Thames and it is possible to walk northwards close beside it to the nearby village of Ewen making use of the Thames Path.

Somerford Keynes is home to The Lower Mill Estate. The Lower Mill Estate is a unique development of exclusive second homes, located in the heart of the Cotswolds in historic Gloucestershire. Built with nature conservation and ecology in mind, the Lower Mill Estate, with its private spa and extensive leisure facilities, is an unparalleled rural retreat.

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