Cheltenham Borough Council

31/05/2026

Just a reminder, your food, refuse, and recycling collections will go back to normal this week on .

DYK you can recycle your cartons as the kerbside.
Simply rinse, leave the cap on and put them in your recycling box.♻️

28/05/2026

The long gardens are in full bloom🌼

The perennial planting is full of colour and variety, with bright displays throughout and plenty of bees and butterflies to spot 🐝🦋

The new scheme continues to develop, with different plants coming into bloom and adding interest across the beds. If you’re passing by, take a moment to stop and have a look.

Find out more about the perennial planting project, link in the comments below ⬇

28/05/2026

Just a reminder, your food, refuse, and recycling collections will change this week in .

For all the latest information please check here👉 https://www.cheltenham.gov.uk/bins-and-recycling/check-your-collection-day/bank-holiday-waste-and-recycling-collection/

27/05/2026

We are looking for a building surveyor for commercial properties to play a pivotal role in maintaining and enhancing the council’s diverse property portfolio.

Your expertise will ensure that our buildings remain safe, functional, and well-preserved for generations to come.

Find out more at: https://www.cheltenham.gov.uk/vacancies/

27/05/2026

Opening Friday 29 May, take a look at a major new exhibition at The Wilson, Cheltenham's art gallery and museum.

The Art of Looking: from Dutch Masters to Modern Britain brings together Dutch and Belgian masters from the de Ferrières Collection alongside striking 20th-century British works.

Find out more ⬇

🌷 The Art of Looking: from Dutch Masters to Modern Britain
Opening Friday 29 May 2026 | On until January 2027

Discover a major new exhibition at The Wilson Art Gallery and Museum, bringing together Dutch and Belgian masters from the de Ferrières Collection alongside striking 20th-century British works.

From Gerrit Dou and Jan Steen to Stanley Spencer and Vanessa Bell, the exhibition invites visitors to slow down, look closely and uncover stories that reveal themselves over time.

In a world of constant speed and distraction, the exhibition creates space for sustained attention, through an environment designed for discovery, the display encourages a deeper engagement with the works, revealing layers of meaning that unfold through time.

Rachel Ruysch (attributed to), Flowers in a Glass Vase, c. 1705-1715.

Edward Wolfe, Seated Figure, c. 1962. The Estate of Edward Wolfe. All rights reserved, 2026 DACS

27/05/2026

We teamed up with our contractor for the 320 Swindon Road development, Speller Metcalfe, for a fantastic helping hands day at Cheltenham Animal Shelter.

As part of our commitment to delivering social value through the development, we worked together to support the shelter, helping free up staff time so they can focus on the vital work that matters most.

Watch our short video to see the impact, and meet some of the shelter's cutest residents 🐱🐰

26/05/2026

Are you passionate about delivering excellent customer service and efficient administrative support?

We're looking for a dynamic business support officer to play a vital role in supporting multiple service areas across the Council.

Find out more at: https://www.cheltenham.gov.uk/vacancies/