The Cheltenham Children’s Festival returns in June with ‘togetherness’ as a theme
Local children and their families can have fun at the Cheltenham Children’s Festival completely free of charge again this year.
Published on 18th May 2023-
Family 'book bank' scheme needs your children’s books donations
The Inspiring Families’ free 'book bank' scheme - which aims to help encourage families to read at home - is asking for donations of suitable children’s and teenagers’ books from members of the public
Published on 14th October 2021 -
Help Hub residents express their thanks
Nearly 1,000 Cheltenham residents have received direct support during the COVID-19 lockdown thanks to The Cheltenham Trust, Cheltenham Borough Homes and Cheltenham Borough Council working together as part of the Gloucestershire Help Hub.
Published on 15th June 2020 -
Show off your cookery skills with #EatingWell this month
Families are being encouraged to come together and share their favourite dishes and cooking skills this month as the No Child Left Behind (NCLB) project looks at the importance of #EatingWell.
Published on 6th December 2019 -
First sponsors announced for No Child Left Behind awards
The No Child Left Behind partnership group is pleased to announce that Elliot Oliver estate agency, Cheltenham Bid and The Cheltenham Trust are sponsoring the NCLB awards.
Published on 23rd October 2019 -
‘Cheltenham Remembers’ project shortlisted for top public sector award
Cheltenham Remembers – a partnership project which commemorated the WW1 cenentary – has been shortlisted for a national award for Best Collaborative Working Initiative.
Published on 24th July 2019 -
Get involved in No Child Left Behind’s #PhysicallyActive summer challenge
As the summer approaches, the No Child Left Behind project team has been busy creating a fun and rewarding challenge for every child in Cheltenham.
Published on 12th July 2019 -
High-impact animation planned for WW1 commemoration
Stunning animation to be projected onto the Municipal building 11 November, 5pm
Published on 26th July 2018 -
Volunteers needed for Midsummer Fiesta, Saturday 1 July
To make Cheltenham's midsummer fiesta happen, we need the support of volunteers. Give your time and energy in making this brilliant free fiesta happen and be part of something unique!
Published on 30th May 2017 -
Proposed phonebox removal – inviting further comments
We recently asked for your comments regarding BT's proposal to remove 27 public payphones in Cheltenham.
Published on 21st February 2017 -
New logo unveiled for Cheltenham’s World War One website
The town’s website, ‘World War One Cheltenham’, has been given a new logo, which will be seen for the first time this Sunday (13 November) on the Remembrance Sunday order of service.
Published on 11th November 2016 -
Celebrating Cheltenham’s trustees
An event to celebrate trustees in Cheltenham and the crucial role they play in the life of voluntary and community organisations, is being held at 6pm on Monday 14 November at the Municipal Offices.
Published on 11th November 2016 -
Oakley Resource Centre, Cheltenham
Today, the council has published a cabinet report that sets out its approach to the future of the Oakley Resource Centre.
Published on 20th October 2016 -
Black History Month Cheltenham gets off to a flying start
October has started well in Cheltenham with a popular offering of black culture, art and dance in celebration of Black History Month.
Published on 14th October 2016 -
Heads Up – council supports mental health plan launch
Heads up Cheltenham sees the start of a year of action aimed at bringing the town together to encourage good mental health.
Published on 7th October 2016 -
Celebrating black history in Cheltenham
This Saturday (1 October) sees the start of Black History Month Cheltenham.
Published on 30th September 2016 -
Midsummer Fiesta – bringing our communities together
Building positive relationships with people from all of Cheltenham’s communities is just one of the things that the borough council is committed to doing.
Published on 1st July 2016
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