Memorial Match to Honour Louis Holtz, Promising Cheltenham Footballer Friday, June 5, 2026 memorial football cheltenham louisholtz charity bereavement youth sport community support This Sunday at Bishop’s Cleeve FC’s Kayte Lane, a special memorial football match will be held to honour Louis Holtz, a talented young player from Cheltenham Town Development Centre who tragically passed away earlier this … Read More
Beloved Cotswolds Pub The Tunnel House Reopens After Six Years Friday, June 5, 2026 tunnelhouse cotswolds pub reopening heritage community tradition hospitality local landmark After being closed for six long years, the iconic Tunnel House pub in the heart of the Cotswolds has finally reopened its doors. Known for its warm atmosphere and historic charm, the pub has been a favorite gathering spot for … Read More
Bikers Honor ‘Lord Jim’ with Final Ride as Community Mourns His Tragic Passing Thursday, June 4, 2026 bikers farewell cheltenham memorial motorcycles community generosity tribute accident friendship Dozens of motorcyclists gathered to pay tribute to Jim Davis, affectionately known as ‘Lord Jim,’ as they joined for one last ride following his tragic death. The 73-year-old Cheltenham resident passed away at Gloucestershire … Read More
In Pictures: Wychwood Festival Marks 20th Anniversary Thursday, June 4, 2026 wychwood festival anniversary music racecourse celebration event crowd entertainment community The Wychwood Festival celebrated its 20th anniversary with a vibrant gathering at the local racecourse, attracting around 12,000 attendees. The event showcased a diverse lineup of musical acts, art installations, and …
Plans for 750 New Homes on Green Belt Land Near Cheltenham Spark Outcry Wednesday, June 3, 2026 cheltenham greenbelt housing planning environment traffic development conservation community opposition A planning application to build approximately 750 new homes on green belt land north of Cheltenham has triggered significant opposition from local residents and officials. Submitted last month to Cheltenham Borough Council by … Read More
Plans for 750 New Homes on Cheltenham's Green Belt Spark Strong Opposition Wednesday, June 3, 2026 greenbelt cheltenham housing development environment planning traffic conservation community opposition A recent planning application proposing the construction of approximately 750 new homes on green belt land just outside Cheltenham has been met with fierce criticism from residents and local representatives alike. Submitted … Read More
Cheltenham Tribute Festival Licence Application Submitted for 2026 Event Wednesday, June 3, 2026 cheltenham festival licence events music alcohol racecourse publicsafety noise community Darren McClure has submitted a premises licence application on behalf of Social Eats Events for the Cheltenham Tribute Festival, scheduled to take place at The Helifield, Cheltenham Racecourse, Evesham Road, Cheltenham GL50 … Read More
Cheltenham Racecourse Seeks Licence for One-Day Tribute Festival Wednesday, June 3, 2026 licence festival cheltenham racecourse alcohol music event licensing publicnotice community Darren McClure has applied for a premises licence on behalf of Social Eats Events to host the Cheltenham Tribute Festival at The Helifield, Cheltenham Racecourse, located on Evesham Road, Cheltenham GL50 4SH. This single-day … Read More
'It was just unbelievable' - Dave Bath honoured with Freedom of the Borough of Cheltenham Monday, June 1, 2026 davebath cheltenham volunteering community freedomoftheborough foodappeal mentalhealth youthinitiatives cheltenhamsaracens civichonour After years of committed volunteer work and community involvement, Dave Bath has been bestowed with the Freedom of the Borough of Cheltenham—the highest civic honour a local council can award. This accolade recognises … Read More
'It was just unbelievable' - Dave Bath honoured with Freedom of the Borough Monday, June 1, 2026 volunteering community cheltenham award charity youth foodappeal mentalhealth recognition saracens After years of unwavering dedication to Cheltenham, Dave Bath has been bestowed with the Freedom of the Borough— the town’s highest civic honour recognizing outstanding service and exceptional contributions to the … Read More
Hawkstone Farmers' Choir Reveal Emotional Impact of BGT Victory on Jeremy Clarkson Monday, June 1, 2026 hawkstone choir britainsgottalent jeremyclarkson mentalhealth farming victory support community awareness The Hawkstone Farmers' Choir made history by becoming the first choir to win Britain’s Got Talent in 2026, marking a memorable milestone on the ITV talent show. Formed by Jeremy Clarkson to raise awareness about mental … Read More
Six-Mile Diversion Imposed for Eight-Day Road Closure in Longborough, Cotswolds Monday, June 1, 2026 longborough cotswolds roadclosure moretonroad resurfacing trafficdiversion gloucestershire highways community travelplanning Drivers in the Cotswolds should prepare for an eight-day road closure in Longborough, which will result in a six-mile diversion. Moreton Road, located three miles southwest of Moreton-in-Marsh, will be closed from Tuesday, … Read More
'Gifted and Respected' Concert Pianist Mourned Among This Week’s Gloucestershire Funeral Notices Sunday, May 31, 2026 funerals memorials gloucestershire obituary tribute music pianist community remembrance condolences Sharing the sad news of a loved one’s passing through local media is a cherished tradition, and we are honoured to be trusted with these meaningful announcements. Every notice published in our newspaper and news website also … Read More
'Gifted and Respected' Concert Pianist Among This Week’s Gloucestershire Funeral Notices Sunday, May 31, 2026 funeral obituary tribute gloucestershire concertpianist remembrance community donation legacy memorial Announcing the passing of loved ones through local news media remains a valued and trusted tradition. At our publication, we are honoured to share these important announcements, providing families and friends with a lasting … Read More
Stroud Lido Repair Delays May Push Opening to Mid-August with Possible Season Extension Friday, May 29, 2026 stroud lido stratfordpark repairs reopening council funding swimming lifeguards community Stroud District Council has released a detailed update regarding the repair schedule for Stratford Park Lido, indicating that the outdoor pool may not reopen until mid-August 2026. The council is committed to delivering the … Read More
Cheltenham Walking Football League Thrives with Rapid Growth and Community Spirit Friday, May 29, 2026 walkingfootball cheltenham over50s over60s community sport charity gloucestershire league fitness What began as a casual kickabout among friends a decade ago has blossomed into a thriving local institution, with nine over-50s and seven over-60s walking football teams now active across Gloucestershire. Walking … Read More
Gloucester Suburb United by Proposal for Single Parish Amid Confusing Borders Friday, May 29, 2026 gloucester coopersedge parish boundaries localgovernment governance community survey reorganisation unitary A public meeting is set to engage residents of Coopers Edge, a Gloucester suburb famously near the county’s cheese-rolling site Cooper’s Hill, to discuss uniting the area under one parish council. Currently, Coopers Edge is … Read More
Gloucester Suburb Divided by Confusing Borders May Unite Under Single Parish Friday, May 29, 2026 coopersedge gloucester parish boundaries localgovernment community survey reorganization councils unitary A public meeting has been scheduled to gather local opinions on uniting Coopers Edge, a Gloucester suburb currently split by complicated and confusing boundaries. Coopers Edge sits on Gloucester’s outskirts but is divided … Read More
No Return for Gloucester Tall Ships Festival in 2027 Despite Docks' 200th Anniversary Thursday, May 28, 2026 gloucester tallships festival docks bicentenary maritime events heritage tourism community Gloucester’s renowned Tall Ships Festival, a biennial highlight at Gloucester Docks since 2007, will not be returning in 2027, according to city business leaders. Traditionally, the festival has drawn thousands of visitors … Read More
Concerns Over Noise and Overtourism Rise as New Restaurant Pavilion Proposed in Cotswolds Village Thursday, May 28, 2026 overtourism bourton-on-the-water noise residents planning pavilion restaurant conservation disruption community A new pavilion restaurant planned for the rear garden of the Dial House Hotel and Restaurant in Bourton-on-the-Water has ignited strong opposition among local residents, who worry about escalating noise levels and further … Read More
Street Artist Transforms Cavendish House Site with Vibrant Murals Tuesday, May 26, 2026 cheltenham streetart cavendishhouse murals redevelopment cheltenhampaintfestival publicart community urbanrenewal andydicedavies The disused Cavendish House site on Cheltenham’s Promenade has been given a vibrant makeover thanks to the brushstrokes of street artist Andy Dice Davies. Renowned for his bold, colourful murals during the Cheltenham Paint … Read More
Street Artist Brightens Up the Former Cavendish House Site in Cheltenham Tuesday, May 26, 2026 streetart cheltenham cavendish community murals redevelopment creativity urban publicart transformation The disused Cavendish House site on Cheltenham’s Promenade is receiving a splash of color thanks to local street artist Andy Dice Davies. Renowned for enlivening buildings during the Cheltenham Paint Festival, Andy has been … Read More
Forest of Dean’s UNESCO Biosphere Bid at Risk Following Council’s Six-Month Consultation Delay Tuesday, May 26, 2026 forestofdean unesco biosphere conservation community consultation heritage ecotourism localgovernment environment The Forest of Dean’s ambitious bid to achieve UNESCO biosphere reserve status now faces uncertainty after the District Council voted to pause the application process for six months to allow further public consultation. Green … Read More
Fears Grow Over Forest of Dean’s UNESCO Biosphere Bid After Council Approves Six-Month Consultation Pause Tuesday, May 26, 2026 forestofdean unesco biosphere consultation conservation community sustainability ecotourism heritage council The Forest of Dean’s aspiration to achieve UNESCO biosphere reserve status faces uncertainty after the District Council voted to pause the application process for six months to allow further public consultation. Green … Read More