Drop litter and pick up a fine
A Cheltenham man has been prosecuted in Cheltenham Magistrates Court for littering and fined a total of £417 after being seen dropping the remains of a cigarette on the ground.
Published on 30th July 2020-
Don't get caught out by fraudsters
The council has been made aware of a new scam that targets people supposedly breaching daily exercise guidelines- please be vigilant and don't share your details.
Published on 3rd April 2020 -
Solace successfully gains anti-social behaviour injunction for two local men
Two men from Cheltenham and Gloucester have received Anti-Social Behaviour Injunction orders following disorderly behaviour in Cheltenham.
Published on 13th February 2020 -
Solace successfully gains anti-social behaviour injunction for local man
On Monday 18 March 2019 at Cheltenham and Gloucester County Court, Mr Alan Dainton, 47, of Vittoria Walk, was served a Civil Anti-Social Behaviour Injunction.
Published on 28th March 2019 -
Share your experience of urban gulls at drop-in event
A feathery pest or one of nature’s wonders – whatever your opinions are of urban gulls, there is no getting away from them in areas of Cheltenham during the breeding season.
Published on 5th October 2018 -
Warning over piercing product which may be linked to infection
Cheltenham Borough Council is warning people who have recently had body piercings, about an unsafe cleansing spray for aftercare use which may cause severe infection.
Published on 30th September 2016 -
Restaurant licences revoked and suspended following immigration offences
Three of Cheltenham’s licensed premises had their alcohol licences revoked or suspended last week following reviews called by Gloucestershire Constabulary.
Published on 25th August 2016 -
Cheltenham man prosecuted for abandoned car
Cheltenham Borough Council has successfully prosecuted Douglas Payne for abandoning his vehicle in the car park area at St Silas Church on Hester’s Way Road.
Published on 18th July 2016 -
Let us know where urban gull nests are
Cheltenham Borough Council will be carrying out an urban gull egg replacement programme in May this year and are asking residents to inform them of where the gull nests are so they can be included.
Published on 2nd May 2016
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