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University of Gloucestershire has appointed Alder King as the commercial agent to support how the University can best use its new City Campus. The property consultants’ role will be to represent University of Gloucestershire in the marketplace looking to secure commercial tenants, helping the University to make the most of the space available at City Campus.

Cheltenham Ice Rink is back — and your business can be part of the festive spotlight. With over 40,000 visitors expected, our sponsorship packages offer standout opportunities, including branded e-tickets and themed character sessions that families love. It’s a brilliant way to boost visibility, drive engagement, and align with one of Cheltenham’s most magical seasonal experiences.

It is widely believed that your next of kin has an automatic entitlement to manage your affairs for you if you become unable to. In reality, although your next of kin may be asked for their input, they do not have any specific legal rights to make decisions on your behalf. In this article, Ruby Christie discusses the importance of setting up Lasting Powers of Attorney to grant those you trust with the legal standing to manage your affairs.

We’ll be hearing from two incredible authors: Lindsey Burrow (Take Care) and Ed Davey (Why I Care), who, just like Prosperity Care, have lived and worked in the world of care. They’ll be sharing their personal journeys, experiences, and reflections, shining a light on what it truly means to care. This is set to be a powerful, moving and relatable conversation, and they would love to see you there! Thursday 16th October 2:00pm The Cunard Stage, Cheltenham Town Hall

The Chancellor’s Autumn Budget could have a profound effect on the UK property market, Parris Britton, a senior manager in the professional practice and private clients team at national audit, tax, advisory and consulting firm Crowe, has cautioned. “Having repeatedly ruled out increases to employee national insurance, income tax of VAT, Rachel Reeves has limited room for manoeuvre, but she needs cash, and fast,” she said.

Cheltenham Borough Council have launched the CheltenhamZero Business fund totalling £36,655 – offering grants of up to £5,000 per Cheltenham business to support their carbon reduction journey and add a boost to local SME’s seeking to reduce their energy and fuel bills.

University of Gloucestershire will honour alumni who completed a Certificate of Education (Cert Ed) between 1955-1982 at all its predecessor institutions. The University of Gloucestershire honoured alumni who completed a Certificate of Education (Cert Ed) between 1955–1982 at all its predecessor institutions.

This week we are delivering first aid at work to Hartpury college agricultural students. These students will go on to placements across UK farms and form part of our farming future. What’s enlightening for us as emergency services personnel, is being able to install a sense of safety to the future farming industry.

Ellie Stevens, Senior marketing Executive at Hazlewoods ABOUT THIS EVENT Our quarterly Marketing & Brand Focus Roundtable is designed to support marketing professionals by creating a collaborative space for learning, sharing, and fresh thinking. Each session features a headline topic with a guest speaker who shares their insights and experience, followed by an open discussion where attendees can exchange challenges, ideas, and solutions.

Cheltenham Borough Council’s Licensing team, in partnership with Trading Standards and Police Cadets, carried out a test purchase operation in Cheltenham on Friday 22 August 2025. The operation involved cadets attempting to buy knives from local stores to assess compliance with age-restricted sales laws. Of the 10 stores tested, 8 correctly refused the sale after requesting ID. However, 2 stores failed and sold knives to the underage tester.