Cheltenham Wards: Crime, House Prices and Broadband by Ward
Cheltenham's 20 electoral wards mapped and compared on crime, house prices, broadband, voters and councillors, with a full local profile for every ward.
- 20 wards
- January 2026 latest crime figures
Cheltenham’s Wards
Cheltenham is divided into 20 electoral wards, each represented by councillors on Cheltenham Borough Council. Wards are the neighbourhood-sized areas that the council, the police and the Office for National Statistics all report on, which makes them a practical way to compare one part of town with another, whether you are choosing where to live or just curious how your own patch stacks up.
The map shows every ward, shaded by what homes there have sold for over the latest 12 months. The table beneath sorts the wards by crime reports, house prices, broadband, listed buildings, registered voters, turnout and councillors, and each ward has its own profile with crime broken down by type, house prices over time, election results and the nearest GPs, dentists, opticians, schools, parks, play areas and public toilets. Separate children in low-income families figures compare the DWP’s latest ward-level estimates before and after housing costs.
Looking for the whole town instead? Our crime data, house prices and broadband pages cover Cheltenham as a whole, and about Cheltenham has the population and employment figures.
Map of Cheltenham's Wards
Shaded by median house sale price over the latest 12 months, from lowest to highest. Click a ward for its figures and a link to its full profile.
Compare the Wards
| Ward | Part of town | Postcodes | Area (km²) | Crimes, 12 months | Median sale price | Gigabit broadband (%) | Listed buildings | Registered voters | Turnout (%) | Councillors |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| All Saints | Central | 191 | 0.78 | 932 | £310,050 | 96.9 | 109 | 4,521 | 45.7 | 2 Liberal Democrat |
| Battledown | Eastern | 179 | 6.9 | 289 | £412,500 | 86.9 | 26 | 4,759 | 46.14 | 2 Liberal Democrat |
| Benhall, the Reddings & Fiddler's Green | Western | 170 | 2.71 | 443 | £385,000 | 93.7 | 10 | 4,974 | 47.69 | 2 Liberal Democrat |
| Charlton Kings | South-eastern | 193 | 4.82 | 301 | £492,500 | 83.9 | 68 | 4,516 | 51.86 | 2 Liberal Democrat |
| Charlton Park | South-eastern | 176 | 3.68 | 178 | £501,500 | 83.2 | 59 | 4,305 | 54.82 | 2 Liberal Democrat |
| College | Southern | 228 | 1.37 | 1367 | £395,000 | 85.5 | 206 | 4,239 | 47.35 | 2 Liberal Democrat |
| Hesters Way | Western | 213 | 1.27 | 860 | £229,500 | 96.9 | 0 | 5,032 | 27.05 | 1 Liberal Democrat, 1 Reform UK |
| Lansdown | Central | 234 | 1.23 | 1203 | £285,000 | 82.7 | 175 | 4,830 | 43.62 | 2 Liberal Democrat |
| Leckhampton | Southern | 178 | 1.98 | 193 | £517,250 | 85.9 | 23 | 4,292 | 55.31 | 2 Liberal Democrat |
| Oakley | Eastern | 148 | 1.37 | 667 | £266,000 | 96.6 | 7 | 4,373 | 33.55 | 2 Liberal Democrat |
| Park | South-western | 229 | 1.14 | 373 | £442,500 | 96.7 | 186 | 4,511 | 52.87 | 2 Liberal Democrat |
| Pittville | North-eastern | 182 | 1.61 | 664 | £347,500 | 88.5 | 131 | 4,809 | 48.1 | 2 Liberal Democrat |
| Prestbury | North-eastern | 169 | 4.08 | 288 | £425,000 | 90.7 | 67 | 4,800 | 50.35 | 1 Green, 1 People Against Bureaucracy |
| Springbank | North-western | 160 | 1.89 | 543 | £263,000 | 98.7 | 3 | 4,872 | 32.8 | 2 Liberal Democrat |
| St Mark's | Western | 204 | 1.31 | 937 | £300,000 | 99.4 | 4 | 4,689 | 36.68 | 2 Liberal Democrat |
| St Paul's | Central | 175 | 0.68 | 1179 | £260,000 | 98.3 | 26 | 4,533 | 31.77 | 2 Green |
| St Peter's | North-western | 166 | 1.31 | 811 | £255,000 | 96.6 | 7 | 4,961 | 39.97 | 2 Liberal Democrat |
| Swindon Village | Northern | 165 | 5.11 | 1027 | £290,000 | 97.1 | 13 | 3,853 | 41.66 | 2 Liberal Democrat |
| Up Hatherley | South-western | 162 | 1.35 | 214 | £350,000 | 96.0 | 2 | 4,940 | 46.6 | 2 Liberal Democrat |
| Warden Hill | South-western | 154 | 1.63 | 270 | £343,000 | 91.8 | 8 | 4,319 | 48.74 | 2 Liberal Democrat |
Crimes are counts of police-recorded reports, not rates, and each ward's boundary is a simplified outline, so places on an edge can be counted on either side. House prices are matched to wards by postcode. Registered voters and turnout are from the most recent borough election, and councillors are the current members. Election results and councillors from Cheltenham Borough Council; see local elections and councillors for every ward's result.
Frequently Asked Questions
What Is a Ward?
- A ward is the area a councillor is elected to represent. Councils, the police and the Office for National Statistics all publish figures by ward, which makes wards a convenient way to compare one part of a town with another.
Why Are Some Wards Recording More Crime?
- The table shows the number of crimes reported, not the rate per resident. Wards that include the town centre have many visitors, shops and licensed premises, so they tend to record more crime than mainly residential wards, and wards also differ a lot in size.
Where Does the Ward Data Come From?
- Crime is street-level data from data.police.uk, election results and councillors are from Cheltenham Borough Council, house prices are HM Land Registry Price Paid data, broadband is from Ofcom's Connected Nations and ward boundaries are from the Office for National Statistics, all under the Open Government Licence. Each ward profile adds services from the NHS, Historic England, the Food Standards Agency and OpenStreetMap.
About This Data
Data from Police.uk (crime), HM Land Registry (house prices) and the Office for National Statistics (ward boundaries), published under the Open Government Licence v3.0, and from Cheltenham Borough Council (election results). Last updated 12 October 2026.