Cheltenham Borough Council Council

A new chapter begins for local families in Cheltenham

25 September 2026

Local families will soon be moving into five high-quality new homes for social rent and shared ownership at the Cherringtons development in Cheltenham. Delivered by Cheltenham Borough Council in partnership with Newland Homes as part of a Section 106 agreement, the properties consist of a three-bedroom house, 2 x two-bedroom houses and 2 x two bedroom bungalows....

New drop-in sessions and office location changes for tenants

17 September 2026

Drop-in sessions From 5 October 2026, Cheltenham Borough Council housing services will be introducing regular drop-in sessions across the borough for our tenants, shared owners and leaseholders. Tenants have told us that they would like it to be easier to speak to us face to face. These sessions will provide more opportunities for you to talk to a member of the housing services team closer to where you live....

Hoarding marks key milestone as new homes take shape

18 June 2026

Exciting plans to deliver 24 much needed new homes for social rent and shared ownership have reached a major milestone in Cheltenham. The landmark development at 320 Swindon Road has taken a significant step forward following the unveiling of the new site hoarding. This marks a key move from early ground works to a stage where building works are more visible on site....

Arkle Court provides locals with new pathways into work

04 March 2026

An ambitious regeneration project in the heart of Cheltenham is providing much needed local employment opportunities to the area. The £50m Arkle Court development by Wavensmere Homes which is on track to bring 147 new homes to the former North Place car park in Cheltenham, is also creating wider benefits for the community....

Construction reaches 12-month milestone at Wavensmere’s £50m Arkle Court scheme in Cheltenham

26 February 2026

News story issued by Wavensmere Homes: Wavensmere Homes is 12 months into the two-and-a-half year regeneration and development programme for its £50m Arkle Court development in Cheltenham’s Central Conservation Area. The leader of Cheltenham Borough Council and senior officers visited the £50m Arkle Court scheme – formerly the North Place surface car park – to see the first roofs installed to rows of terraced houses....