Cheltenham Zero Community Fund boosts local projects fighting climate change
Energy efficiency projects across Cheltenham - aimed at fighting climate change - are benefitting from the borough’s Cheltenham Zero community grant funding this year.
Published on 23rd September 2022-
Charging ahead with new EV vehicles for Cheltenham
Cheltenham will soon see its first two electric vehicles on the road and saves 9.455 tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) since May, supporting its goal of becoming a net zero borough by 2030.
Published on 5th September 2022 -
Getting Cheltenham EV ready
Council works to identify best locations for EV charging points, as a step towards achieving net zero carbon status by 2030. Mayor champions EV switch by supporting engagements with EV hire-car.
Published on 3rd February 2022 -
Inefficient homes in Gloucestershire and South Gloucestershire set to benefit from £5.25m in energy-saving improvements
300 of the region’s least efficient properties are set to receive funding towards energy efficiency upgrades, renewables and low-carbon technologies from two Government grant schemes
Published on 21st December 2021 -
Zero carbon battle bus event to showcase Cheltenham’s climate change innovations
Organisations leading the fight against climate change will share their stories, as Cheltenham hosts a stop of the national Net Zero battle bus tour next week.
Published on 9th September 2021 -
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 -
Council park’s team pledge to plant one thousand trees for Cheltenham’s greenspaces
The council’s parks team have pledged to plant one thousand trees across the greenspaces of Cheltenham in support of The Woodland Trust’s climate change campaign “The Big Climate Fightback”.
Published on 14th November 2019
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