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Ahead of the full line-up being announced on Friday, we caught up with Head of Programming for the Literature Festival to find out exactly what's involved in creating an exemplary programme...

Just a 20-minute drive from Cheltenham you'll find the gorgeous village of Winchcombe, complete with Sudeley Castle. We speak to Wendy Walton from Sudeley Castle & Gardens...

The Frog and Fiddle is notorious among locals for being cheap and cheerful. Popular with students and a local, young crowd... 

For an expert guide to Cheltenham and The Cotswolds, talk to Anne...

Exploring Cheltenham; locally-loved Bennington Street...

The magnificent Secret Garden at Sudeley Castle celebrates its 20th birthday...

Running regularly throughout the summer, The Suffolks Sunday market adds a new pedestrian shopping district to the town...

Having visited authentic American diners on countless occasions ‘across the pond’, I find the British alternatives often never seem to live up to the state-side ones. Despite the frequent disappointments, I’m always keen to try and find somewhere to match up to the real American experience...

Parents and children alike are spoilt for choice when it comes to entertainment in Cheltenham. Cheltenham Champion and Thrifty Mumma Jamie takes a look...

What do Meghan and Harry, Cheltenham and The Music Festival have in common? Gustav Holst of course! And 84 years ago today, this famous son of Cheltenham died, and we're taking a look at his life and times...

As part of the national and local commemoration of WW1, Cheltenham Ladies College is hosting “A Chronicle of War Work” exhibition, telling the local story. We’ve asked them to talk to us about one of those unique stories.

While we may no longer hold this high society accolade, this was one of the historic surprises revealed by Historian Alice Roberts in Britain’s Most Historic Towns on Channel 4…

The laying of the Pump Room’s foundation stone on 4 May 1825 was one of the most splendid events in Cheltenham’s history... 

Now, it may be one of Cheltenham's premier recreation spots, but historically Pittville Park was the height of Regency fashion...

Step back in time and visit a perfectly preserved Regency House, and learn about composer Gustav Holst too!