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With finer weather on the way and lockdown restrictions easing, council officers are working with Gloucestershire Constabulary to ensure that everyone using Cheltenham’s parks and green spaces is acting responsibly...

GWSR receives a welcome further ‘life-line’ of £71,800 in second Culture Recovery Fund grant aid...

Ellenborough Park guests can be the first to escape this April, as the hotel is offering a selection of rooms that are self-contained with private entrances. 

Cheltenham Dog Outfitters and Café have opened an online store after closing to the public throughout the lockdowns. Now they’re able to help dog owners across the country with the best products and advice through the click of a button.

Cheltenham Festivals has received a grant of £290,000 from the Government’s £1.57 billion Culture Recovery Fund...

Escape Rooms Cheltenham are running a free Easter trail throughout April, to celebrate the opening of their new Cheltenham town centre venue...

After a year of closures and limited openings the members of TURF Cheltenham will be bouncing back with an auction of unique hospitality experiences.

The Coconut Tree has announced  an exciting community collaboration with St Paul’s Church. For three-months from April 12th they will operate a ‘pop up restaurant’ on the Church lawn next door to their flagship restaurant...

From today, Monday 29 March, we welcome groups of up to six people, or two households, to enjoy our parks & gardens; outdoor sport facilities and organised outdoor sports. 

This last year has been an unprecedented time for all, particularly for those in the hospitality industry. Rather than mourn the hotel’s temporary closure during lockdowns, the team at Queens Hotel Cheltenham decided to pivot their focus...

One year on from the first national lockdown we've asked some of our independent restaurant and café owners, all members of the Cheltenham independent collective - TURF, to share how this year has impacted them...

To recognise the extraordinary collective and sustained effort in response to the Coronavirus pandemic the mayor of Cheltenham has decided to celebrate these achievements...

Hot off the press... The two-day digital festival in May will be followed by a series of live concerts at the Cheltenham Town Hall in July. Artists confirmed to perform include Gregory Porter, Steve Winwood and many more.

Gloucestershire County Council has been working with Cheltenham Borough Council on biodiversity and landscaping plans within the £1.6million walking and cycling improvements in west Cheltenham.

Tree challenge begins with a tribute to Cheltenham’s response to Covid pandemic. A commemorative plaque will be placed to remember COVID-19 heroes and lost loved ones.