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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....

Christmas magic in Cheltenham with new festive projection, markets, free parking and late-night shopping

24 September 2026

A magical projection will bring light, colour and story-telling to Cheltenham this Christmas. The immersive film projection will transform the Municipal Offices and celebrate the town’s identity, heritage and character. From 3 to 16 December, as darkness falls each evening, the specially commissioned festive film projection will be displayed across the façade of the council's iconic building....

£230k funding available for new neighbourhood projects in Cheltenham

22 September 2026

Applications open on Monday 28 September and close on Tuesday 15 December 2026 Local groups in Cheltenham's non-parished areas are being invited to bid for a share of £230,000 from the Neighbourhood Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) Fund to help deliver projects that make physical improvements to their local areas....

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....

Cheltenham Borough Council updates Sexual Entertainment Venues (SEVs) policy for improved protections

14 September 2026

Following extensive public consultation and a comprehensive review process, Cheltenham Borough Council has formally adopted its updated Sexual Entertainment Venue (SEV) licensing policy, following a full council briefing in June of 2026. The refreshed framework is designed to reinforce public safety, improve performer welfare standards, and ensure transparent regulatory oversight across the borough's evening and night-time economy....