Weeds, bees and biodiversity
Council looks at supporting biodiversity, maintaining grasslands, limiting weed spraying and using new weed removal machinery - talks begin with Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust.
Published on 15th June 2021 in Climate and sustainability news-
New boules court for Brizen
Local residents and boules enthusiasts can now enjoy a new boules/pentanque court at Brizen Recreation Field, off Up Hatherley Way, Cheltenham.
Published on 11th June 2021 in Leisure and culture news -
Funding boost for Burrow’s Field improvement project
A large cash injection totalling £428k from the Football Foundation has been awarded to the Burrow’s Field project in Leckhampton, specifically for pitch and the pavilion improvements.
Published on 10th June 2021 in Leisure and culture news -
Restoring the rockery at Pittville Park lake
Work has restarted to restore the rockery at Pittville Park lake, with help from Friends of Pittville volunteers and the council’s parks team, as Covid-19 restrictions have begun to ease.
Published on 2nd June 2021 in Parks and open spaces news -
Vote of confidence for Cheltenham evening and night-time economy - Purple Flag status awarded for fifth time
The recent easing of COVID restrictions and the reopening of hospitality venues across the UK has coincided with the news that Cheltenham has again retained Purple Flag status.
Published on 28th May 2021 in Leisure and culture news -
Leckhampton Hill beauty spot to have minor bike tracks re-modelled
Work to Leckhampton Hill is gearing up to re-model a few of the tracks made by mountain bikers who have worked hard to create exciting routes for all levels at the beauty spot.
Published on 26th May 2021 in Parks and open spaces news -
Pay back scheme workers revamp Cheltenham’s park railings
Around 400 metres of railings around Cheltenham’s parks have received a fresh lick of paint so far, thanks to a joint project between the council and Gloucester Probation Services.
Published on 26th May 2021 in Environment and communities news -
COVID spot checks on businesses continue as lockdown measures ease
Council officers continue to talk to local businesses about COVID secure measures and carry out spot checks and inspections
Published on 25th May 2021 in Public and environmental health news -
Covid recovery, affordable housing and tackling climate change announced as top priorities for new cabinet
The leader of Cheltenham Borough Council, Cllr Rowena Hay has announced new cabinet roles following the local election.
Published on 21st May 2021 in About the council news -
Improvement work begins at Burrow's Field
Work to Burrow's Field in Leckhampton and home to Leckhampton Rovers Football Club, starts from the 24 May.
Published on 18th May 2021 in Leisure and culture news -
Cheltenham Mayor’s inauguration and medal of honour
The annual inauguration of the mayor was held at Cheltenham Town Hall at 6.30 pm yesterday (Monday 17 May) and the ceremonial event is available on the council’s YouTube channel.
Published on 18th May 2021 in Mayor news -
Cheltenham is back! Locals and visitors encouraged to ‘Find Your Happy Place’ as part of new campaign
Cheltenham has launched a new ‘feel-good’ campaign aimed at local residents and visitors to showcase all that's great about the town, as the nation eases out of lockdown and looks ahead to the future.
Published on 16th May 2021 in Leisure and culture news -
Mayor to thank those working at Fire Station vaccine centre in first official visit
Staff and volunteers at Cheltenham’s Covid vaccine centre will be thanked by the Mayor when he visits on Tuesday 18 May.
Published on 14th May 2021 in About the council news -
Inauguration of the mayor
The annual inauguration of the mayor will be held at Cheltenham Town Hall at 6.30pm on Monday 17 May.
Published on 14th May 2021 in Councillors, meetings and minutes news -
Heads Up Cheltenham 2021 launches with #CheltenhamUnmuted Webinar 13 May during Mental Health Awareness Week
Join the Heads Up #CheltenhamUnmuted mental health and wellbeing webinar on Thursday 13 May from 6.00pm.
Published on 12th May 2021 in Leisure and culture news -
All you need to know about voting in local elections on May 6 (and you can bring your own pencil)
Voters go to the polls tomorrow (Thursday 6 May) to elect councillors to represent them and help provide important local services.
Published on 5th May 2021 in About the council news -
How are you Cheltenham? #CheltenhamUnmuted survey launched
Heads Up Cheltenham, wellbeing community group, returns with survey, year-long campaign and online conference for 2021.
Published on 26th April 2021 in Environment and communities news -
Common standards for taxi and private hire licensing around Gloucestershire
A joint consultation between licensing authorities across Gloucestershire has been launched to decide on common licensing standards for taxi and private hire services.
Published on 13th April 2021 in Licensing and permits news -
Keeping our parks and gardens clean and safe
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 and following the government's Coronavirus guidelines on social distancing and meeting others.
Published on 13th April 2021 in Environment and communities news -
Paying tribute to HRH Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh
Arrangements for paying tribute to HRH The Duke of Edinburgh.
Published on 12th April 2021 in About the council news -
HRH Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh
Cllr Roger Whyborn, Cheltenham’s mayor, has today expressed great sadness following the announcement of the death of HRH Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh:
Published on 10th April 2021 in Environment and communities news -
New Cheltenham youth work provider wanted with up to £60k funding to benefit young people
Up to £60k has been made available to commission a borough wide youth work programme for 12 months, starting this summer.
Published on 8th April 2021 in Environment and communities news -
Have your say regarding anti-social behaviour and new town centre initiative
Public Spaces Protection Order consultation from 26 March to 18 June 2021 for Town Centre East car park.
Published on 26th March 2021 in Environment and communities news -
Community pride project fund set for boost of £30k
A £30,000 pot of funding is being made available to Cheltenham’s local good causes and community projects.
Published on 25th March 2021 in Environment and communities news -
£50k Community Resilience Fund relaunched to support 2021 Covid-19 crisis and recovery efforts
As the Covid-19 pandemic impacts continue to be deeply felt in communities, Cheltenham Borough Council welcomes an additional £50,000 provided by Gloucestershire County Council to launch the 2021 Community Resilience Fund.
Published on 23rd March 2021 in Environment and communities news -
Further grant support for businesses affected by COVID-19
Another round of Additional Restrictions Discretionary Grants has been made available for eligible businesses.
Published on 19th March 2021 in Business support and advice news -
Boost for environmental community projects as new £50k Cheltenham Zero fund launches
Simple schemes aimed at cutting carbon emissions and boosting nature will benefit from a new community fund launched by Cheltenham Borough Council today.
Published on 18th March 2021 in Environment and communities news -
An ambitious vision for transport to help tackle the climate emergency
Cheltenham is a town with an aspiration to tackle the climate emergency, while benefitting the local economy and helping people live healthier lives.
Published on 18th March 2021 in Environment and communities news -
Cheltenham’s Minster Exchange set to boost growth
With the prospect of lockdown easing and the opportunity to support the recovery of the local economy, Cheltenham Borough Council and Gloucestershire County Council are excited to announce that they have successfully completed the first stage of the Minster Exchange development.
Published on 17th March 2021 in Business news -
Nominate your hero for mayor of Cheltenham’s community awards
To recognise the extraordinary effort in response to the Coronavirus pandemic, the mayor of Cheltenham has decided to celebrate by introducing new community awards for exceptional service.
Published on 12th March 2021 in Environment and communities news
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