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The perfect middle ground between breakfast and lunch, brunch is an enjoyable way to fuel up for the day ahead. From restaurants offering French toast to fluffy vegan pancakes, these are some of the best brunch spots in Cheltenham, as recommended by students at the University of Gloucestershire…
Sam Jones, Personal Stylist at John Lewis & Partners Cheltenham gives his top tips for men's racing style, to ensure you’re dressed like a winner for the upcoming Cheltenham Festival - even if your horse comes in last! View this post on Instagram A post shared by…
Lumière on Clarence Parade, Cheltenham is once again listed in Harden's Best UK Restaurants 2020. For the past 29 years, the trusted guide has carried out an annual survey ranking restaurants throughout the UK based on reviews from the most important food critics – customers. This year’s top 100…
We invited Kirsty, one of our Visit Cheltenham family ambassadors, to attend the opening night premier of the new 4DX and VIP cinemas screens at The Brewery Quarter Cineworld Cheltenham on Thursday night and asked her to share her experience with our readers. Kirsty is one of the hardworking…
Cheltenham Playhouse secures planning permission for anticipated redevelopment One of Cheltenham’s most celebrated, historic venues has been given the green light to undergo a multi-million pound redevelopment, to transform it into a cutting-edge hub for performing arts communities. The board of…
Wednesday 10 th July Our Regency town has long been known for its festivals and now it is official, from today we are The Festival Town. With a population of only 117,000 it’s staggering that we play host to 25+ significant festivals every year, several of which are world leading. Retaining our spa…
The end of the summer term is in sight. It’s time to thank your child’s teacher for looking after, inspiring and educating your little darling! To help you in your search for unique teacher gifts we’ve rounded up some fabulous ideas you can purchase from our wide range of stores in Cheltenham..…
A series of free local tree trails have been designed to showcase some of Cheltenham’s most beautiful trees. Visitors to some of the town’s green flag award winning parks can pick up a map and follow a route to discover a variety of species including the Turkey Oak, London Plan, Sweet Gum and Tulip…
Montpellier Gardens and Springfields Park in Cheltenham have recently been judged and recognised by the Green Flag Award scheme as some of the very best in the world. Montpellier Gardens and Springfields Park join four other Cheltenham parks (Pittville Park, Hatherley Park, Naunton Park and Winston…
92 year-old John Cornwell from Cheltenham will be once again returning to the beaches of Normandy on the 6th June. Along with 300 other Normandy veterans who are being taken back to France by the The Royal British Legion (RBL) on a specially chartered ship for the 75th anniversary of D-Day. Image…