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Explore Regency Cheltenham on Two Wheels

Explore Regency Cheltenham on Two Wheels

The Regency Cheltenham Cycle Trail is the perfect family activity that will get you out and about exploring a bit of everything that Cheltenham has to offer on two wheels...

Lucy, staff at Sudeley Castle

In the spotlight; Sudeley Castle

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...

Exterior of the Frog & Fiddle

In the spotlight; Frog & Fiddle

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

Illustration of Gustav Holst

Holst Hundred; letterpress poster public art

During World War I, Gustav Holst was music to soldiers in Salonika and Constantinople; now a public art piece commemorates the 25 Cheltenham soldiers who died at Salonika...

Sudeley Secret Garden

Sudeley Secret Garden

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

Images of the inside of Smokey Joes in Cheltenham

In the spotlight; Smokey Joe's

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...

A hare

Cotswold Hare Trail; Hop on over to Cheltenham...

How keen are your treasure hunting skills? Did you know that between now and September, 130 custom painted Hares will be spread across The Cotswolds, including seven in Cheltenham...

The Brewery Quarter

Entertaining the kids in Cheltenham...

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

Graphic of the Scandinavian Coffee Pod, Cheltenham

In the spotlight: Scandinavian Coffee Pod

For perhaps one of Cheltenham's quirkiest coffee stops, it has to be the Scandinavian Coffee Pod, which despite its name, is actually full of locally roasted coffee and local produce...

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