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Cheltenham resident John Cornwell, D-Day veteran with portrait of him as a soldier

Local D-Day veteran returns to Normandy for 75th anniversary of the landings

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.

Veterans and members of the public are encouraged to attend a short Parade and Service of Commemoration this Thursday, 6th June at 12.30pm at the War Memorial, Promenade, Cheltenham. Mayor Roger Whyborn will be present and will lay a special D-Day75 poppy wreath.

Close up of a gin and tea cocktail

Tasting the menu at Memsahib Gin & Tea Rooms

Claiming to be the Worlds first Gin and Tea Bar, this truly delightful restaurant is situated at the end of the regency grade listed buildings at the back of the long garden along the Promenade...

British Astronaut, Tim Peake

Flying to the Moon at the Air Tattoo RAF Fairford

With an Air & Space: Inspiring The Next Genration Air Force theme and celebrating the 50th anniversary of the first manned moon landing combined with it's 75th Anniversary this year...

Bath tub in hotel room

The best baths for a feel-good soak in Cheltenham

Cheltenham is a great place to take a break any time of the year, but why not take a trip in feel-good February to unwind? Here are the best hotels to stay at in Cheltenham with a gorgeous bath in your very own ensuite…

Race Wear Fashion With Kate Evans

Race Wear Fashion With Kate Evans

So what do you wear to the races if you aren’t into tweed, fur and long leather boots? We caught up with Style Consultant, Kate Evans to get the low-down on latest fashion...

Couple shopping in Montpellier

Independent Shopping in Cheltenham

January is here, and with that comes a wealth of sales, with savings to be found everywhere. With Cheltenham’s thriving high street, and new shops opening in the Brewery Quarter all the time, there is no shortage of shops to visit and enjoy...

Cottage nestled in the countryside

Escape to Cheltenham

It’s time to escape for a relaxing break if you’re trying to get rid of those January blues, and Cheltenham is the perfect place to do just that. This cultural centre of the Cotswolds has loads of gorgeous places to eat, drink and stay. Here’s a countdown of our favourite accommodation in Cheltenham to take a break and unwind…

Family walking in the hills surrounding Cheltenham

Top Seven Local Walks

Beat the crowds and explore the natural beauty right on Cheltenham’s doorstep with these beautiful local walks...

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