Canvassers are calling
Cheltenham residents, who have not yet returned their household enquiry form, will get a visit from a canvasser to ensure they are registered.
Published on 18th October 2018 in Elections and voting news-
One day to go until the grand opening of John Lewis & Partners Cheltenham
Excitement is building for tomorrow when John Lewis & Partners Cheltenham will be opening its doors to the public at 10am.
Published on 17th October 2018 in Business news -
Phased shutdown in progress at Cheltenham crematorium
A phased shutdown of Cheltenham’s cremation facility has been agreed by cabinet in light of serious on-going technical issues with the cremation plant.
Published on 16th October 2018 in Environment and communities news -
100 million pound housing investment confirmed
Full council agreement to boost Cheltenham’s housing market
Published on 16th October 2018 in Housing news -
One week to go before the opening of John Lewis & Partners Cheltenham
The town continues to grow as a destination for shoppers when the multi-million pound shop has its grand opening at 10am on Thursday, 18 October.
Published on 12th October 2018 in Planning and development news -
Keep household recycling secure in windy conditions
As windy weather is predicted over the next few days, residents are reminded that household waste and recycling containers and their contents can easily get blown around.
Published on 12th October 2018 in Bins and recycling news -
Pedestrian and cyclist data gathering underway as part of Boots Corner trial
Introduced as part of the Cheltenham Transport Plan (CTP), bike stands, seating, planters and artificial grass have been temporarily installed in the Boots Corner area to create an enhanced space for people to enjoy. Research is now underway to understand the way people are using the new features which have been put in as a trial around the Boots Corner fountain.
Published on 10th October 2018 in Parking, travel and streets news -
A call to action – we need you on 10 November
Community march honours WW1 service men and women
Published on 9th October 2018 in Environment and communities news -
Cheltenham’s new crematorium reaches key milestone
Two new cremators delivered at £8.5m cemetery and crematorium development site.
Published on 9th October 2018 in Deaths, funerals and cremations news -
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 in Public and environmental health news -
Council reviews shop’s alcohol licence following immigration offences
Cheltenham Borough Council’s licensing sub-committee reviewed the alcohol licence of St James Store in St James Street, Cheltenham in hearing on Thursday 20 September.
Published on 5th October 2018 in Licences - alcohol, entertainment and events news -
100 million pound housing investment to aid Cheltenham’s housing market
Significant housing investment plans approved by cabinet and Cheltenham Borough Homes. Council’s approval sought on 15 October.
Published on 3rd October 2018 in Housing news -
Geraud Markets UK Ltd brings Cheltenham’s Promenade to life with international food, drink and craft street market
Official opening, 9am, Thursday 4 October
Published on 2nd October 2018 in Leisure and culture news -
Property investment helps support local economy
Ellenborough House, a commercial property at the heart of Cheltenham’s town centre, has been purchased by the council to support the local economy.
Published on 21st September 2018 in Business news -
Keep household recycling secure in windy conditions
As windy weather is predicted over the next few days, residents are reminded that household waste and recycling containers and their contents can easily get blown around.
Published on 19th September 2018 in Bins and recycling news -
Battle of Britain Commemoration Service and Parade
This Sunday (16 September) a civic service to commemorate the 78th anniversary of the Battle of Britain will be held at Cheltenham Minster, St Mary’s, Clarence Street, starting at 11am.
Published on 14th September 2018 in Environment and communities news -
Voting - top myths busted
Every household in Cheltenham will have received a household enquiry form from the council’s electoral registration office. Each year householders are asked who in their household is eligible to vote.
Published on 12th September 2018 in Elections and voting news -
Major refurbishment requires short closure of new Leisure at Cheltenham splash pool
The final touches to a £2.5 million refurbishment of Leisure at Cheltenham will need the new splash pool to close for five days between Monday 10 and Friday 14 September
Published on 7th September 2018 in Leisure and culture news -
Revised go-live date for Regent Arcade car park improvements
Due to programme resourcing issues, the council has revised the date for the new contactless pay system to go live at Regent Arcade car park.
Published on 7th September 2018 in Parking, travel and streets news -
Improvement work to Cheltenham High Street is in full swing
In recent months the high street has become a hub of activity with North Midland Construction delivering the initial phase of work to improve the High Street.
Published on 7th September 2018 in Planning and development news -
Bold plans to deliver an improved focal point at Boots Corner begin
The space around Boots Corner fountain will soon get a make-over.
Published on 4th September 2018 in Parking, travel and streets news -
Changes to licensing of houses in multiple occupation
Changes will affect HMO landlords from 1 October 2018
Published on 3rd September 2018 in Housing news -
Contactless pay comes to Regent Arcade car park next month
Contactless pay is part of a package of improvements coming to the Regent Arcade car park.
Published on 31st August 2018 in Parking news -
The Great War event this weekend at the Folly
Living history family friendly event Saturday 1 and Sunday 2 September at The Folly, Swindon Road.
Published on 28th August 2018 in Environment and communities news -
Changes to waste and recycling collections over bank holiday
With the bank holiday fast approaching, Cheltenham’s residents are reminded of the slight alterations to waste, recycling, food and garden waste collections.
Published on 23rd August 2018 in Bins and recycling news -
Don’t lose your voice – Cheltenham residents urged to look out for their voter registration details in the post
Residents will soon receive their annual canvass form and are urged to complete and return it.
Published on 21st August 2018 in Elections and voting news -
Supporting road users at Cheltenham’s Boots Corner
Extra measures help manage traffic on the approach to Boots Corner
Published on 16th August 2018 in Parking, travel and streets news -
Parking to be made easier with contactless pay
Contactless pay is part of a package of improvements coming to the Regent Arcade car park.
Published on 10th August 2018 in Parking, travel and streets news -
Brand new Changing Places facility in Pittville Park opens
On Friday 10 August, Cheltenham’s first outdoor Changing Places disabled toilet facility will open in Pittville Park, near to the children’s playground and refreshment kiosk.
Published on 8th August 2018 in Parks and open spaces news -
Be a part of WW1 community commemoration march
Local residents of all ages are invited to join a community march, in memory of over 1200 Cheltonians who died during the First World War.
Published on 7th August 2018 in Environment and communities news
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