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Cheltenham’s High Street Revival, Market Excitement, and Game Day Protocols
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How critical is a clean town centre for attracting visitors? Hear from resident Barry Brown, who has sparked a significant initiative with Cheltenham Borough Council to tidy up our high street by July. Discover why Barry believes a pristine town centre is essential, especially when comparing Cheltenham to neighbouring towns like Worcester and Limington Spa. This episode also covers the exciting reopening of the historic Cavendish House on the Promenade as a vibrant pop-up market, with 30 stalls offering everything from clothing to homeware and jewellery. Mayor Paul Baker shares his thoughts on how this new market can boost the town’s economy and community spirit.
Plus, we discuss the serious issue of safety at Cheltenham Town games. Learn about the three-year bans imposed on two football fans caught with flares, and how Gloucestershire Police and Cheltenham Town FC are taking measures to protect fans. This episode is packed with crucial updates and heartening stories that reflect the spirit and concerns of our community. Don't miss out—subscribe, follow, and join us as we bring you the stories that matter most to Cheltenham.
Cheltenham High Street to get 'deep clean' amid fears town is 'dirtier than Worcester and Leamington Spa'
Football fans banned for hiding flares down trousers before Cheltenham Town match
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