Historic Cheltenham to Feature in Stunning New Heritage Map Wednesday, July 15, 2026 cheltenham history heritage map civicsociety historictownstrust fundraising cartography community education Cheltenham is set to gain a prestigious new historical map, thanks to a campaign aiming to raise £35,000 to bring the project to life. The Cheltenham Civic Society is partnering with The Historic Towns Trust (HTT), a … Read More
Historic Cheltenham to Celebrate Its Heritage with Stunning New Map Wednesday, July 15, 2026 cheltenham heritage map history civicsociety fundraising historictownstrust cartography education community Cheltenham is poised to receive a prestigious historical map as part of an exciting new initiative to celebrate the town’s heritage. The Cheltenham Civic Society has launched a campaign to raise £35,000 to fund the creation … Read More
Concerns Raised Over Cheltenham’s Proposed ‘Blanket’ 20mph Speed Limit Amid Fears of Another Boots Corner Debacle Thursday, June 25, 2026 cheltenham speedlimit roadsafety consultation civicsociety gloucestershire trafficpolicy urbanplanning publicfeedback transportation sport Plans to impose a “blanket 20mph limit” across Cheltenham town centre have sparked fears of a repeat of the contentious Boots Corner closure fiasco. Gloucestershire County Council’s ongoing consultation on the lower speed … Read More
Concerns Raised Over Cheltenham’s Proposed Blanket 20mph Speed Limit, Echoing Boots Corner Controversy Thursday, June 25, 2026 cheltenham speedlimit transportpolicy publicconsultation roadsafety civicsociety trafficmanagement gloucestershire urbanplanning communityengagement sport Plans to introduce a “blanket 20mph speed limit” across Cheltenham town centre are drawing criticism amid fears of stirring controversy similar to the backlash experienced over the cancelled Boots Corner closure. … Read More
Lloyds Bank to Relocate Cheltenham Town Centre Branch Friday, May 29, 2026 lloyds cheltenham bank highstreet relocation gradeii heritage refurbishment civicsociety planning Lloyds Banking Group has announced plans to close its iconic branch on Cheltenham High Street and move to a new location within the town. The historic Grade II-listed building, dating back to 1900, will have the bank’s … Read More
Cheltenham's New Housing Row Criticized for 'Prison-Block Chic' Design Monday, May 25, 2026 cheltenham architecture housing heritage development civicsociety regency urbandesign arklecourt planning A new housing development in Cheltenham has sparked controversy, with residents and heritage advocates condemning its design as reminiscent of a Soviet-era prison block. The Arkle Court estate, consisting of 147 homes built … Read More