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Celebrate Christmas this year with Chaplais, as the festive season is upon us why not consider all there is to offer from Chaplais Deli and Chaplais Kitchen for all your Christmas needs.

The Beefy Boys have achieved a remarkable milestone, at the World Food Championships, held this year in Indianapolis, USA. 

Coach firm providing over 100 journeys per week for customers travelling to and from Cheltenham and Bristol Airport. Great value fares available from £8.90 one-way. 

The new conference-style event will run on Thursday 30 January 2025 in association with Punchline and the awards will return once again in 2026.

Christmas in Cheltenham kicked off with a spectacular and hilarious start this week as the beloved Tweedy the Clown caused merry mayhem at the opening of John Lewis’ Christmas Shop.

Gloucester Cathedral shares its packed programme of worship, services, events and activities on offer this festive season.

On Armistice Day (Monday 11 November) the council is supporting The Royal British Legion and is encouraging businesses, shops, offices, and individuals to pause to remember at 11am.

Grab your coat and join us as we embark on a journey through the magic of Christmas gift shopping in Cheltenham. Showcasing a few of the great products available from the town's businesses.

The Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) programme is back to help keep children in Gloucestershire happy, healthy, and entertained with free activities and nutritious food.

The family festive favourite promises a magical adventure filled with laughter, audience participation and dazzling performances from a stellar cast.

Since its doors first opened in November 2004, Chaplais Deli in Tivoli has built a reputation as a foodie haven, providing locals and visitors alike with a carefully curated selection of high-quality, handpicked delicacies.

Make magical memories in Cheltenham this Christmas – browse festive market stalls, enjoy live performances & have a twirl on the ice rink!

The most magical time of year is fast-approaching, and this season The Cheltenham Trust has curated a sleigh-load of special festive events for everyone to enjoy.

Cheltenham’s faith communities will come together once again from 10 to 17 November to mark National Inter Faith Week. The theme of the week is ‘stronger together’ with a focus on the sharing of our spiritual homes.

Over 100,000 ticket holders headed to Montpellier Gardens from 4-13 October to reflect on the legacy of the world’s longest-running literature festival.