Keltie Cotswolds Office

Location and access

Cirencester gives us a perfect base for clients in the West of England and Wales, being particularly convenient for the Midlands and the West Country. Our people there provide an extension of our London team and remain regular visitors to our London office.

Our Cirencester office is just 13 miles from Swindon and Gloucester and within walking distance of Cirencester town centre.

It is located off the A429 Bristol Road, with easy access to the M5 and M4, and London is only 75 minutes away by train from the nearby Kemble station.

If arriving by taxi, ask the driver for 'Watermoor Point on Watermoor Road'.

Security demands that we receive visitors strictly by prior appointment. Appointments can be made outside normal business hours on request.

Parking at Cirencester office park

Car parking is available for visitors at the Cirencester Office Park.

Security demands that we receive visitors strictly by prior appointment.

Cirencester office park by public transport

Direct trains run from London Paddington to nearby Kemble station every two hours, with more regular options which include a change.

From there it is a short taxi-ride, ask the driver for 'Cirencester Office Park on Tetbury Road'.

An alternative options is travelling to Swindon which is then a 25 minute taxi-ride to the offices.

15.08.2023

Sufficiency at the EPO for AI inventions

At the European Patent Office, for the purposes of examination, applications disclosing and claiming subject matter relating to Artificial Intelligence or Machine Learning are treated in a similar manner to applications disclosing and claiming subject matter relating to other types of mathematical methods or algorithms implemented on a computer (see the EPO’s Guidelines for Examination (GfE) on AI inventions).

02.05.2026 - 06.05.2026

2026 INTA Annual Meeting

The INTA Annual Meeting is coming to London on 2 May 2026. London is Europe’s powerhouse of innovation, finance, and legal excellence. We look forward to welcoming over 10,000 people, including IP professionals, business leaders, policymakers, and solution providers from more than 100 jurisdictions to London.