We’re delighted to share that Alexandria Seddon has officially qualified as a Chartered Legal Executive Lawyer – and it couldn’t be more deserved. Alex is a valued member of our Residential […]
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Tips Reminds Us Why Neutering Matters! A few weeks ago, Tips arrived in our care in our care with a premature new born kitten, unfortunately Tips was still in labour,
A Heart-breaking Reminder of Why Neutering Matters Read More »
Plainview Planning has secured planning permission for five chalet-style family homes on the edge of Great Leighs, near Chelmsford, on a site with a history of refusals and a settlement
Planning Permission Secured for Five Homes Near Chelmsford Read More »
A long-standing tax levied on businesses donating to charities has now been removed, an accountancy and advisory firm covering Gloucestershire today confirmed. Azets wants to remind local firms that they
Value-added boost for charities Read More »
A major new innovation district in Cheltenham is drawing on more than a century of British intelligence, codebreaking and cyber security expertise as it seeks to become a global hub
Golden Valley Builds on Cheltenham’s Cyber Heritage to Shape Future Innovation Read More »
Some of England’s most exceptional inland Jurassic geology has been protected as the Cheltenham Escarpment – the 15th site in the King’s Series of National Nature Reserve (NNRs). Overlooking the Regency
Meet Rolo, an adorable 8-month-old Jack Russell x Corgi who has recently come into the care of the Cotswolds Dogs & Cats Home. Although still just a puppy, Rolo has
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Applications are now invited for funding to support strategic infrastructure projects across Cheltenham Borough, Gloucester City and Tewkesbury Borough council areas. The ten-week bidding period runs from Monday, 1 June, to Friday, 7 August. The funding will support both: Councillor Richard Stanley,
New Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) strategic infrastructure funding round opens Read More »
The ambitious new series A Time, A Place to brighten up busy walkway and cycle path An ambitious new series of sculptural “stations” celebrating Cheltenham’s rich history, communities and natural environment will
Winning public art commission to transform Honeybourne Line Read More »
CUBA is facing its deepest crisis in decades, with rolling blackouts, fuel shortages and growing unrest placing mounting pressure on the Communist regime. In a new Special Report, Sibylline examines whether Washington
Is Trump about to do a Venezuela on Cuba? Read More »
Grundon Waste Management has been operating for more than 95 years and has grown into one of the UK’s leading commercial waste and recycling companies. The company provides waste collection,
Grundon Introduces Smart Bin Technology for Businesses Read More »
Is your organisation looking for a transparent, high-impact way to meet Social Value and ESG commitments within Gloucestershire? Orchard Trust is now live on whatimpact, the national Social Value Marketplace.
Orchard Trust Joins whatimpact to Support Local Social Value in Gloucestershire Read More »
YMCA Cheltenham has announced its first-ever Danceathon – 170-minutes of movement to mark 170 years of supporting the local community while raising vital funds for its work across Gloucestershire. The local charity, one of the oldest YMCAs in the world, is inviting individuals, families and organisations from across the county to get involved, take
YMCA Cheltenham Marks 170 Years with First Ever 170-Minute Danceathon Read More »
StopTalking.Build is bringing its AI Sprint Cohort to Patch Gloucester on 24 July 2026 – a full-day hands-on workshop where teams learn which AI platforms to use, how to use
AI Sprint Cohort comes to Patch Gloucester — 24 July 2026 Read More »
Due to the hot weather forecast on Tuesday 26, Wednesday 27, Thursday 28 and Friday 29 May, our collection teams will be starting their rounds from 6am instead of 7am.
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Join us at Cheltenham Racecourse and be part of the movement to end rough sleeping in Cheltenham. The CCP Big Sleep Out returns on the 1st October, bringing together the
CCP Big Sleep Out returns October 1st! Read More »
With its new line-up of presenters announced this week, Strictly Come Dancing and other major TV productions have also been providing fresh and exciting opportunities for University of Gloucestershire students
UoG students secure placements on Strictly, Eurovision, Traitors Read More »
Golden Valley, affordable housing and tackling climate change remain top priorities. Following the recent local elections and the appointment of a new deputy mayor, leader, Councillor Rowena Hay has taken
New cabinet roles announced to help shape Cheltenham’s future Read More »
Every day, animals arrive at the Cotswolds Dogs & Cats Home in urgent need of care, safety and a second chance. Among them was Poppy, a gentle and affectionate lurcher
Help More Animals Like Poppy Every Month Read More »
Wilson Art Gallery and Museum is set to open The Art of Looking: From Dutch Masters to Modern Britain on 29 May 2026. The exhibition will bring together paintings from
Gloucestershire is going DUCK CRAZY this summer… and we want YOUR business to be part of it. The Chamwell Centre Charity is launching the brand-new Duck Build Challenge & Duck Trail — a fun, creative
BUILD A DUCK. PROMOTE YOUR BUSINESS. COMPETE TO BECOME GLOUCESTERSHIRE’S FAVOURITE. Read More »
The annual inauguration of the Mayor of Cheltenham was held at Cheltenham Town Hall at 6.30pm Monday 18 May. Councillor Martin Horwood succeeds his predecessor, Dr David Willingham, and Councillor Mike
Cheltenham welcomes new mayor and appoints Honorary Freemen Read More »
University of Gloucestershire Performing Arts students are taking their performances into the community working with iconic local venues across the summer. The 2026 programme will showcase the work of students
UoG unveils 2026 Performing Arts show season across iconic venues in Gloucestershire Read More »
Businesses are increasingly looking to reduce energy waste as rising costs and market volatility continue to impact operational performance. Commercial says organisations can improve resilience and reduce carbon emissions by
Commercial highlights energy-saving strategies to cut costs and carbon Read More »
University of Gloucestershire is launching a new Masters of Architecture (MArch) programme developed in response to the climate emergency, social inequality and the urgent need to rethink how we build
UoG launches new Masters of Architecture course in response to the climate emergency Read More »
Creative communications agency DRPG is expanding its work experience programme for 2026 as part of its ongoing commitment to developing the next generation of talent within the creative communications industry. The enhanced
DRPG expands work experience programme to support the next generation of creative talent Read More »
A new study by University of Gloucestershire Music Business students is shining a light on the experiences, habits and concerns of audience members, artists and representatives of grassroots music venues
New UoG research puts grassroots music scene under the spotlight Read More »
Minimal changes following Early May and Spring bank holiday There will be minimal changes to Cheltenham’s waste and recycling collections following the bank holidays in May. Collections will take place
Changes to waste and recycling collections over May bank holidays Read More »
University of Gloucestershire experts have won a UK Legal Award for their dedication to academic excellence in developing the next generation of forensic psychologists and criminal justice professionals. The academics,
UoG forensic psychology experts receive UK Legal Award for academic excellence Read More »
Gloucestershire College Announces Second Campus in Cheltenham to Boost Post‑16 Places and Tackle County Post-16 Education Priorities Gloucestershire College is expanding its provision in Cheltenham by refurbishing and opening a
Gloucestershire College Proud to Announce a New Campus to Open in 2026 Read More »
Feeling the impact of rising fuel costs? You’re not alone, this is an increasing concern for businesses and employees alike. Many organisations are now considering the transition to electric vehicles,
Fuel Costs / EV Charging Read More »
Gloucestershire fit out specialists, Gravity Office Interiors, successfully partner with Ballards to deliver their flagship office in Waterside, Worcester, supporting the firm’s recent rebranding. The 6850 sq ft refurbishment forms
Gravity Office Interiors Partners with Ballards on Worcester Office Rebrand Read More »
As the days grow longer and Cheltenham begins to glow with the promise of summer, The Queens Hotel Cheltenham is delighted to welcome guests and locals alike to enjoy the
A Summer Welcome at The Queens Hotel Cheltenham Read More »
University of Gloucestershire and NHS Gloucestershire ICB have agreed funding for a new dental school and treatment hub, set to open in the heart of Gloucester. Located within the
New Dental School and Treatment Hub Gets Green Light Read More »
University of Gloucestershire will showcase emerging writers and artists at the launch of its 15th anthology of new writing and art, Ink and Influence. Since the series began in 2007,
UoG to Showcase Emerging Writers and Artists at 2026 Anthology Launch Read More »
System15 has successfully achieved the Cyber Essentials Plus certification following a rigorous independent audit, marking a significant milestone in its ongoing commitment to cyber security excellence. Having held the Cyber
System 15 achieves Cyber Essentials Plus certification Read More »
Across Cheltenham Safe venues, false IDs will be retained for 28 days while fake IDs will be destroyed, ensuring a safe and consistent approach across the town. Cheltenham’s licensed venues,
Cheltenham’s licensed venues launch unified ID retention policy Read More »
Dean Close are preparing for their upcoming Work Experience Day and are looking for organisations to host Year 12 pupils (aged 16–17) on Monday 29th June 2026. What’s involved?• Hosting ideally two pupils (but one is absolutely
Could your organisation help inspire the next generation? Read More »
Gloucestershire College is strategically selected to deliver high-quality training in digital technologies, a sector driving regional and national growth. Gloucestershire College is proud to announce it has been awarded Technical
Gloucestershire College Secures Technical Excellence College Status Read More »
The Easter Bunny may have only just been and gone, but Santa will be on his way sooner than you think. If your organisation hasn’t started planning its Christmas celebration
Sorry… Did Someone Say Christmas? Read More »
A University of Gloucestershire lecturer has been at the forefront of creating the UK’s first talent roster dedicated to creating more opportunities for disabled acts to showcase their music. Andrew
UoG music expert creating more opportunities for disabled acts to showcase talent Read More »
University of Gloucestershire is celebrating the appointment of five new professors, recognising outstanding contributions to teaching, research and professional practice across the institution. The appointments, confirmed by the University’s Professoriate Appointment Panel, highlight
UoG appoints new professors in recognition of academic excellence Read More »
University of Gloucestershire will welcome global experts in Sport Philosophy research for the 23rd British Philosophy of Sport Association (BPSA) Conference. It marks a return to the conference’s birthplace as the
UoG hosts British Philosophy of Sport Association Conference Read More »
Introducing The Unknown Knowns, a new podcast hosted by Dr Angela Lewis, former CIA intelligence officer and Sibylline’s Senior Training Advisor. Drawing on decades of frontline experience, Angela explores how real-world decisions
The Unknown Knowns: Decision-Making Under Pressure — with Dr Angela Lewis Read More »
Navigating Uncertainty: How Resilient Businesses Thrive in 2026 In a world where change feels constant — from economic shifts and supply chain pressures to talent challenges and digital disruption —
C2S Voice for Business – Connections are Key! Read More »
From 1 April, Rachel Stewart and Jon Rathbone will take over as Joint Managing Directors at Hughes Paddison, following the retirement of long-serving Managing Director Jane Brothwood. Both Rachel and
Hughes Paddison Welcomes New Joint Managing Directors Read More »
Simon de Waal, Senior Lecturer in Sport and Exercise Sciences at University of Gloucestershire, has developed four principles, based on his own research and experiences as a long-distance runner and
Tapering for your spring marathon: insights from coach-researcher Simon de Waal Read More »
The first lease between Cheltenham Borough Council and the charity began back in 1996, this original lease was for 25 years running until 2021. A second lease was then permitted
DRPG Film has been listed as number one in the 2026 UK Top 50, a ranking of corporate and brand film production companies published by Moving Image in partnership with EVCOM. The UK Top
DRPG Ranked Number One Brand & Corporate Film Agency for 2026 Read More »
Ten Cheltenham community-based organisations are now providing free blood pressure checks, giving residents the opportunity for a simple test whilst visiting for regular activities or accessing other support services. Springbank
Free blood pressure checks available through Cheltenham community organisations Read More »
After 15 years based at Pinewood Studios, the co-founder of Lift-Off Global Network Ltd has set up a new office at Bond’s Mill, Stonehouse, owned by developer Robert Hitchins. Director
Film distribution company sets up home at Bond’s Mill Read More »
Families are invited to come along to Pittville Park on Wednesday 5 August for a free day of fun, as No Child Left Behind’s (NCLB) Party in the Park returns
NCLB’s Party in the Park returns for a third summer at Pittville Park Read More »
A new kerbside recycling service for food and drink cartons will begin from Wednesday 1 April, making it easier for residents to recycle even more from home. Cartons such as
Cheltenham residents can recycle even more from the kerbside from 1 April Read More »
University of Gloucestershire’s Arts, Health and Wellbeing Centre, a collaboration with One Gloucestershire Integrated Care System, has been celebrated at a regional health sector conference. A vibrant flagship of the
Arts, Health and Wellbeing Centre showcased at sector conference Read More »
A collection of lost poems, written by a mother of eight children in 19th century Forest of Dean, is set to be published in a new book by two University
Lost work by 19th century Forest of Dean poet is published by UoG researchers Read More »
The next scheduled elections to take place in Cheltenham will be the borough and parish elections taking place on Thursday 7 May 2026. The notices of election will be published
Don’t miss your right to vote, register by Monday 20 April 2026 Read More »
University of Gloucestershire and England Seniors Cricket have renewed their partnership to deliver live student-led coverage of international cricket fixtures to a worldwide audience. Professional-quality streams of England Seniors Over-60s’
Are you looking for a meaningful way to expand your professional network while supporting a truly worthwhile cause? Volunteering at the upcoming clay shoot, set within the stunning grounds of
Volunteer Opportunity: Support The Nelson Trust at Exclusive Clay Shoot Event Read More »
National audit, tax, advisory and consulting firm Crowe has welcomed the government’s £1 billion package designed to bring 200,000 young people into work. But the welcome comes with a caveat.
Crowe welcomes new support package for jobs and apprenticeships Read More »
University of Gloucestershire and Gloucestershire Magistrates Association teamed up to host the biggest Gloucestershire Schools Mock Trial Competition to date. Nearly 350 students from schools across Gloucestershire stepped into the
Visitors are enjoying the opportunity to reflect on the history of one of Gloucester’s most iconic buildings in two newly opened exhibitions at University of Gloucestershire’s new City Campus. The
University of Gloucestershire has partnered with the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) to launch the world’s first programme of its kind focused on developing long-term solutions to
UoG joins forces with UNITAR to launch world’s first programme of its kind Read More »
The council’s annual Community Pride fund of £30,000 is awarded to outstanding community groups whose activities positively impact many lives. This year 22 community-led projects secured funding and are now underway to
Community Pride fund brings local projects to life across Cheltenham Read More »
Cheltenham Borough Council and Gloucester City Council as joint shareholders have today confirmed that they have been unable to reach an agreement with Horizon Aero Group on the sale of
Gloucestershire Airport – shareholder statement Read More »
University of Gloucestershire’s Elwes Gallery is hosting the first artist-in-residence at Park Campus in Cheltenham. Professional sculptor Natasha Houseago is working outdoors in the Park Campus grounds over the University’s spring
University of Gloucestershire welcomes first artist-in-residence at Park Campus Read More »
The Cheltenham Trust is delighted to announce a new partnership with the Tourist Information Centre, offering the service a new home in Cheltenham Town Hall. Opening from today, Tuesday 10
A new home for the Tourist Information Centre at Cheltenham Town Hall Read More »
Cheltenham Borough Council is working collaboratively with Gloucestershire police, statutory and third sector partners to offer support to rough sleepers. This includes extensive support, and efforts to engage with, occupants
Multi-agency support for rough sleepers Read More »
