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Recycle Week 2026: Cheltenham Borough Council joins the call to rescue your recyclables
14 September 2026
Inspiring action since 2004, Recycle Week is the nation’s biggest annual celebration of recycling, delivered by Recycle Now. This year, Recycle Week (14-20 September) is showing people how their recycling truly makes a difference, and that it’s worth doing properly - and Cheltenham Borough Council are proud to support the campaign....
Have your say on Cheltenham's Public Spaces Protection Order
08 September 2026
Residents, businesses, and visitors are being encouraged to share their views on a series of Public Spaces Protection Orders (PSPOs) currently being reviewed by Cheltenham Borough Council. The consultation gives people an opportunity to comment on existing PSPOs, which help tackle issues that can reduce and diminish the quality of life in local communities....
Statement on Local Government Reorganisation
07 September 2026
The Government has today said that Local Government Reorganisation (LGR) is being paused and reviewed. This includes proposals affecting Gloucestershire. This is an unexpected announcement from the Government, which we know will prompt many questions from all stakeholders across Gloucestershire. Councils in Gloucestershire are seeking further information following the announcement by the Secretary of State to the House of Commons today (Monday 7 September)....
Battle of Britain commemoration service
03 September 2026
Sunday 13 September, 10:30am, at the war memorial on the Long Gardens Cheltenham will be commemorating the 86th anniversary of the Battle of Britain on 13 September 2026, remembering the day when RAF Fighter Command claimed victory over the German Luftwaffe in 1940. To mark this anniversary, a short ceremony will be held at the war memorial on Sunday 13 September, at 10:30am....
Youth Cafe returns to provide a dedicated town centre space for young people
02 September 2026
Following a successful pilot earlier this year and a series of well-attended weekly sessions, No Child Left Behind (NCLB) is bringing the Youth Cafe back to Smokey Joe's in Cheltenham town centre from Thursday 3 September. The sessions will be supported by youth work providers Springbank Community Group CiC and The Rock Cheltenham ....