Carping on: Inn owner Robert sets 40 loose in his lake to improve the "green" environment.

Green weed covering the lake in the beautiful grounds of the Inn at Fossebridge, near Cirencester, has a new enemy - 40 carp that are virtually guaranteed to destroy it.

Click here for more infomation.

The Fossebridge Inn's Dogs

Steve Arklie, the new deputy general manager for the Inn at Fossebridge, with his and the Inn's dogs Ratty and Harry.

Click here for more infomation.

The Inn at Fossebridge now seeks bio-diesel solution to reduce costs and carbon emissions.

The Inn at Fossebridge near Cirencester hopes to cut carbon emissions from its heat and light system by adopting an advanced bio-diesel system to generate electricity. Oil plus electricity from the National Grid currently costs £2,000 per month. Click here for more infomation.

Cotswolds inn ruffles a few (real) feathers......

The award winning Inn at Fossebridge has now added an internet suite for guests. And, it marks the first step in efforts by the Jenkins family to update communications. As owner Robert Jenkins said:" We hope it doesn't ruffle any feathers....especially among the local carrier pigeons". Click here for more infomation.

Cotswolds environment key to more updates at The Inn at Fossebridge

A major Gloucestershire hotel has adopted blue slates for refurbishment on one of its buildings to ensure it is more in keeping with the Cotswolds. Click here for more infomation.

New Green Power Bid By The Inn at Fossebridge

Owners of the Inn at Fossebridge, whose plans to use a waterwheel to develop their power were dashed by lack of water, believe they have found an alternative - a Combined Heat and Power (CHP) system, which could reduce carbon emissions from the business by up to 35 tonnes a year. Click here for more infomation.

A Picture From the Past

Here is a picture of The Inn at Fossebridge that was taken around 100 years ago, donated to owner Robert Jenkins this year by a grateful customer, and enhanced for us all to enjoy by photographer Dean Butler.

Click here to enlarge image.

The Inn at Fossebridge Cuts Shortbreak Prices To Help Boost Tourism

The Inn at Fossebridge has announced a series special shortbreaks prices to support the campaign to encourage tourists back to Gloucestershire following the 2007 floods disaster.

Click here for more infomation.

For further press information call Robin Thompson on 07966 495908

For past press infomation click here