Plans to revamp Cirencester's Roman
amphitheatre and surrounding area have been unveiled.
The town council, which has taken over management of part of the site from
English Heritage, wants to improve access and erect new information signs.
Part of the scheme would see the restoration of the historic Chesterton
Obelisk which is in woodland nearby.
Martin Conyers from the town council said it was an "exciting project" for
Cirencester.
The earthworks, which still exist near to the centre of the town, are the
remains of one of the largest Roman amphitheatres in Britain.
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