Two Cheltenham residents prosecuted for fly tipping
Two Cheltenham residents pleaded guilty to fly tipping. Prosecutions result in £820 and £914 fines. Sixth successful prosecution by the council.
Published on 18th January 2023-
Man prosecuted for abandoning vehicle in Cheltenham
Cheltenham Borough Council has successfully prosecuted Liam Berry for abandoning his blue Ford Fiesta Ghia in Welch Road.
Published on 21st November 2019 -
Local man served injunction for pretending to be homeless
A man from Cheltenham who pretended to be homeless and was spotted begging outside shops in Cheltenham has been served with an anti-social behaviour injunction (ASBI).
Published on 5th April 2019 -
Solace launches to tackle anti-social behaviour across Cheltenham and Gloucester
Local councils and the police are coming together with communities to prevent, investigate and tackle anti-social behaviour (ASB) in Cheltenham and Gloucester.
Published on 11th May 2018 -
Former Cheltenham resident prosecuted for abandoning a vehicle
Stephen Bexon, formerly of Elmfield Avenue, Cheltenham, (now living in Rochdale) has been found guilty of abandoning a vehicle on a highway.
Published on 2nd December 2016 -
Domestic homicide review of ‘Susan’
Review into the tragic death of a Cheltenham resident.
Published on 18th October 2016 -
Are you scam-aware?
Throughout July, the council is working with its partners including Citizens Advice, the police and Trading Standards to raise awareness of scammers and how residents can avoid being scammed.
Published on 1st July 2016
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