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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…
No Child Left Behind’s (NCLB) Party in the Park takes place on Wednesday 5 August, bringing a free, fun-filled day of activities and entertainment for the whole family to Cheltenham’s Pittville Park and Prince of Wales Stadium. This summer’s celebration features over 60 free activities…
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…
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…
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…
Cheltenham Jazz Festival has celebrated its most successful year to date, with its 30th anniversary edition welcoming record numbers of festival-goers to Montpellier Gardens, connecting over music across a sunsoaked Bank Holiday weekend. Marking three decades of world-class music, the 2026 Festival…
Cotswold Farm Park (Guiting Power, Gloucestershire) has been recognised as one of the top-rated visitor attractions in the UK, receiving the highly esteemed Tripadvisor Travelers’ Choice Award for 2026, placing it among the top 10% of listings across the world on Tripadvisor. The Tripadvisor…
Webbs Cheltenham is pleased to announce its support for the renowned Cheltenham Jazz Festival. As an ‘In Kind’ partner, Webbs Garden Centres has had the pleasure of creating the Festival’s VIP garden, bringing its experience and passion for plants to one of Cheltenham’s most celebrated cultural…
Free family fun for children and young people of all ages Wednesday 5 August at Pittville Park Quiet hour from 10am to 11am with activities open for all 11am to 4pm and performances until 5pm Families are invited to come along to Pittville Park on Wednesday 5 August for a free day of fun, as No…
This spring, Imperial Gardens will play host to a spectacular attraction as the tallest observation wheel ever to visit Cheltenham arrives from 26 March to 12 April. Standing at an impressive 36 metres high - the height of an 11-storey building - the wheel will offer breathtaking panoramic views…