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Hot weather bin collections in Cheltenham
19 June 2026
Due to the hot weather forecast from Monday 22 June, our collection teams will be starting their rounds from 6am instead of 7am. Crews will start from 6am week commencing 22 June and this will continue all week. If hot weather persists, crews will continue to start at 6am, and this will apply during any future periods of hot weather throughout the summer....
Hoarding marks key milestone as new homes take shape
18 June 2026
Exciting plans to deliver 24 much needed new homes for social rent and shared ownership have reached a major milestone in Cheltenham. The landmark development at 320 Swindon Road has taken a significant step forward following the unveiling of the new site hoarding. This marks a key move from early ground works to a stage where building works are more visible on site....
Celebrate Cheltenham’s fascinating and diverse cultural history with a summer of adventure, discovery and play
12 June 2026
The Wilson Museum and Art Gallery in partnership with Cheltenham Borough Council. The Wilson Art Gallery and Museum is inviting visitors to explore Cheltenham’s diverse cultural history this summer, with a new heritage trail and exhibition launching on Saturday 13 June. Ten fascinating stories about the town have been brought to life through Cheltenham Story, a new interactive trail and online resource....
Public engagement launched on future of Cheltenham’s high street and promenade
08 June 2026
Cheltenham BID, Cheltenham Borough Council and Gloucestershire County Council want to hear your views on how we can revitalise Cheltenham’s High Street and Promenade. This includes co-ordination of street design, layout, paving, lighting, trees and planting as well as signage, seating and accessibility could help improve the town’s appeal encouraging greater footfall and enhanced experience....
Home of the ‘Devil’s Chimney’ in the Cotswolds declared latest National Nature Reserve by Natural England
04 June 2026
Cheltenham Escarpment, known locally as Leckhampton Hill and Charlton Kings Common, declared the 15th site in the King’s Series of National Nature Reserves (NNRs) Reserve contains exceptional Jurassic geology and iconic ‘Devil’s Chimney’ landmark, a limestone pillar left standing by quarry workers Visitors can enjoy panoramic views and spot butterflies including the rare Duke of Burgundy Some of England’s most exceptional inland Jurassic geology has been protected as the Cheltenham Escarpment – the 15th site in the King’s Series of National Nature Reserve (NNRs)....