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This is a notice for anyone who has tried to contact the Society recently and has not received a response -
 please do try again and note that the contact phone numbers are now 
Tel: 01451 830461 or Mob: 07968 218470. 
All written communication to Mrs L. Parkes, 47 King Georges Field, Stow on the Wold, GL54 1AS.  

 THE ANNUAL BREED SALE - For anyone wanting to buy Cotswold sheep then Cirencester Market, on Saturday 4th August is the place to be. The sale is run by Voyce Pullin as part of their Rare, Traditional and Minority Breeds
Sale. All Cotswold sheep put forward for sale will be Card Graded  - a Red Card is awarded for a correct breeding sheep and a Blue Card for a good breeding sheep with a minor fault. Buyers can buy with confidence! Sheep can be 
viewed the evening before (3rd August) at the Breed Show, this follows the completion of Card Grading and usually starts at around 5.00pm.

 

Stone Head BiburyThe 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 Sheep.

The Cotswold Sheep Society co-ordinates socials, training, shows and more ....

Davina Stanhope with her Shearling Ram, Tingewick Florin, Show Champion at Cirencester Market 2017.

Davina Stanhope with her Shearling Ram, Tingewick Florin, Show Champion at Cirencester Market 2017.

Spinners hard at work at the Woolly Event, Meysey Hampton.

Spinners hard at work at the Woolly Event, Meysey Hampton.

Ian Brooksbank from the Wool Board giving a 'Wool Talk' at the 2015 AGM

Ian Brooksbank from the Wool Board giving a 'Wool Talk' at the 2015 AGM

The 'Bring and Share' lunch at the 2015 AGM

The 'Bring and Share' lunch at the 2015 AGM