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The latest on traffic, travel and conditions in Cheltenham

March 2, 2018Paul WiltshireComment(0)

The only place to look for traffic and travel in and around Gloucestershire.

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£2.5million re-development of Leisure at Cheltenham to begin on Monday

February 23, 2018Paul Wiltshire

Cheltenham Borough Council have announced that a planned £2.5million re-development of Leisure at Cheltenham will begin on Monday. Sport England have provided funding of £330,000 for the revamp, which includes extending the fitness suite, building two new exercise studios as well as a new aquatic play space. Improvements to the reception area and changing rooms […]

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Cheltenham Bournside school was one of the many schools that has been forced to shut its doors due to a leak, leaving people within the GL51 postcode area with poor flowing, or no water at all.  Cheltenham Bournside is a secondary school with a community of students from years seven to eleven, and teaching over […]

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Christmas Trees – Where do they go?

January 8, 2018Paul Wiltshire

Christmas is well and truly over. The decorations are down, the awkward family gatherings are no more, this of course means having to take those trees we bring inside – back outside! But what life is left for these trees when the festive season comes to an end? They’ve served their purpose once again for […]

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It’s snow cold – and Britain can’t deal with it
Gloucester Rugby’s clash against Newcastle Falcons will now be on TV, courtesy of Storm Emma
| Editorial by MysteryThemes.
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