There is an amazing variety of exciting activities to keep your children active and fulfilled during the summer holiday period – July and August.

The PittvillePark free Orienting Challenge has recently been re-designed and re-launched thanks to the combined partnership of North Gloucestershire Orienteering Club (NGOC) and the Green Space Development Department at Cheltenham Borough Council.

From 7th to 17th April (excluding Bank Holidays) there is to be an action-packed schedule of sports, activities, and play programmes, etc run by the Play and Sport Development teams of Cheltenham Borough Council.

StreetChance, an inner-city cricket initiative is funding weekly Street Cricket sessions for youngsters in Hester’s Way and Whaddon at local community venues.

Young people in Cheltenham have a fantastic choice of events to keep themselves busy and active during the summer holiday.

Secondary school pupil wins regional sports participation award, despite his medical condition, with the help of Cheltenham Borough council’s sports development team.

Two schools in Cheltenham are benefiting from after-school clubs multi-sports sessions being provided and funded by Cheltenham Borough Council and Active Gloucestershire.

Cheltenham Borough Council is observing the Environment Agency’s closed fishing season from 15th March until 16th June so during this period no fishing is allowed at the lake.

If you are looking for fun and exciting activities for youngsters this Easter then read on ….

On Saturday, 23rd March there is a Cycling Event for young disabled people from 11am to 3.30pm. Come along if you would like to take part.