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The council and its partners are again celebrating the Green Flag awards as Cheltenham retains seven flags and wins an eighth for Burrow’s Field. Sandford Park, Hatherley Park, Montpellier Gardens, Naunton Park, Pittville Park, Springfields Park, Winston Churchill Memorial Gardens and Burrow’s…
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Leading national arts charity Cheltenham Festivals has just launched ‘The Next Chapter’, its innovative new 5-year strategy (2026-2030), placing people, place and collective action at the centre of its mission and vision. By 2030 Cheltenham Festivals will: Provide 50% of its festival activity for…
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It’s not long now until Father’s Day arrives on Sunday 21st June. It’s the perfect time to make Dad feel extra special, whether that means planning an exciting day out or choosing a unique gift to show your appreciation. We’ve rounded up our top picks in Cheltenham, from exciting activities to…
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Cementing its status as one of the UK's must-visit festivals for families, Wychwood Festival celebrated an unforgettable weekend between 28-31 May, marking its 20th edition with a feel-good atmosphere that’s set to stand as the festival’s finest ever moment. Not resting on its laurels, Wychwood…
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Cheltenham Escarpment, known locally as Leckhampton Hill and Charlton Kings Common, declared the 15th site in the King’s Series of National Nature Reserves (NNRs) Reserve contains exceptional Jurassic geology and iconic ‘Devil’s Chimney’ landmark, a limestone pillar left standing by quarry workers…
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An ambitious new series of sculptural “stations” celebrating Cheltenham’s rich history, communities and natural environment will brighten up one of the town’s busiest walkways. A Time, A Place will transform the Honeybourne Line into a journey through time, with six major sculptures and three…
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The end of the summer term is nearly here (yes, already!), and what better way to say a big thank you to your favourite teacher than with a gift that shows just how much they’re appreciated? To make your life easier, we’ve rounded up some brilliant gift ideas from local Cheltenham shops and makers…
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Cheltenham has successfully retained its Purple Flag award for the eleventh consecutive year. The nationally recognised Purple Flag award is given to towns and cities that have an appealing, safe and welcoming evening and night-time economy (ENTE). Like the Blue Flag for beaches, the Purple Flag…
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From world-class festivals to unforgettable sporting moments, Cheltenham showcases exactly why it is known as The Festival Town. Summer in Regency Cheltenham is filled with vibrant festivals and a packed sporting calendar. In the warmer months, the town comes alive, offering the perfect setting for…
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The FIFA World Cup is well underway, with fans around the world enjoying a summer of world class football across the tournament's three host nations: Canada, Mexico and the USA. To help you catch every moment of the tournament, we've rounded up the Cheltenham pubs and bars showing World Cup matches…
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