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The Cotswold sheep, often referred to as the 'Cotswold Lion' was introduced to the UK by the Romans. Their wool known as the 'Golden Fleece' was an important export. It not only played a major role in the development of many Cotswold towns and villages, but also in the finances of the nation. Sadly times have changed, and they are now classified as a rare breed.
Click Here for more information about the history of the Cotswold Wool and Click Here for more about the Breed History.
The Cotswold Sheep Society co-ordinates socials, training, shows and more ....
The Society Show 2019
Steve Parkes judging a class of Senior Ewes
Shearling Ewes in Full Wool
Shearling Ewes in Full Wool Three Counties Show 2018
Wool on the Hoof
Ian Brooksbank judging Wool on the Hoof - Society Show 2017
The Society Show 2018
A Line Up of Winners Society Summer Show 2018
A Very Woolly Challenge
Spinners hard at work at the Woolly Event, Meysey Hampton.
Winter Social 2018
The Presentation of the Frank Williams Trophy
A Fleece Talk
Ian Brooksbank from the Wool Board giving a 'Wool Talk' at the 2015 AGM
Summer Show 2017
Davina Stanhope judging the Summer Show 2017
A Bring and Share Lunch at the AGM
The 'Bring and Share' lunch at the 2015 AGM