Cheltenham News Archive — Page 3

An MP wants her residents to know whether US bombers will ever return to the base.

The Carers Course is set to benefit from new investment as part of Gloucestershire County Council’s £1.1 million Grassroots Neighbourhood Fund, with £2,000…

Families across Gloucestershire will find it easier to get the right help at the right time as a new, more joined-up Family Help service launches on 2 November.

News - November 2026

The Fleece Hotel in Gloucester is to be renovated but how can other heritage buildings be brought back into use?

The Wilson Museum in Cheltenham have said that they will be regularly rotating their items on display.

A new map shows how Cheltenham, Gloucester and nearby villages have been built up since 1975, with a slider to step through every five years.

A councillor says he feels relief following assurances Gloucester will not lose its city status.

By Max Giles Cheltenham Racecourse finally welcomed racing fans back after a 224-day hiatus with The Showcase Meeting on Friday and Saturday. Attendees battled…

Social runs have taken place this week to raise awareness of women’s freedom to exercise after dark, PLUS: Halloween pumpkins and Gloucester Santa Fun…

People in the West Country share why owners are spending more on experiences with their dogs.

Our weekly round up of photographs form across the West.

Met Office weather warnings for Gloucestershire on the Cheltenham forecast page and homepage, with a feed and a history of past warnings.

A new map of Cheltenham's 214 parks, gardens, playing fields, allotments and churchyards, and how much green space each ward has.

Life expectancy, early deaths, smoking, activity, weight and screening in Cheltenham, compared with England.

How much solar power Cheltenham has, the solar farms planned nearby, and how much energy the town's homes use.

The founder of the Angel Project has seen the group grown to several towns and cities in three years.

A woman, who cannot be named for legal reason, wants victims of sexual violence to come forward.

A round-up of stories from local newspapers and the BBC from the past week in the West of England.

As autumn colours emerge more slowly, experts say changing weather conditions are having an impact.

Forest Green chairman Dale Vince announces the club is taking legal action against Peterborough United following their approach for manager Robbie Savage.

The road will be shut in both directions near Birdlip in Gloucestershire over the weekend.

The government has confirmed that Gloucestershire's single authority can go ahead.

Gloucestershire tailor said it took almost two years to see his outfits on the BBC One show.

Dr Richard Naylor has about 50,000 bedbugs at his laboratory in the Forest of Dean.