Cheltenham’s premier retail and leisure destination, The Brewery Quarter has announced the line up of its annual Summer Jam event, taking place Saturday 4 and Sunday 5 August. Cheltenham is ...

An opening date has been revealed for Cheltenham's newest restaurant. Wingstop UK, specialising in wings, tenders, burgers, and sides, is opening at The Brewery Quarter in Cheltenham town centre. The ...

The former Wilko at The Brewery Quarter in Cheltenham is to become a GO Outdoors store. The outdoor retailer will take on the huge 20,000 square foot premises off the lower High Street in the town ...

The first bedrooms at a £6m Premier Inn under development at the Brewery Quarter in Cheltenham have been handed over, ahead of the opening later this month. The keys to the first 73 bedrooms of the ...

BrewDog Cheltenham will open at the heart of the city centre on Henrietta Street, within the Brewery Quarter shopping centre, at midday on Friday 25 February. BrewDog managing director James Brown ...

Menkind has announced it is set to open a new store in Cheltenham. The retailer for gifts, gadgets, and all things fun, will open a new store in The Brewery Quarter this coming weekend. The new ...

The new GO Outdoors Express store opened in Cheltenham’s The Brewery Quarter on Friday October 11th. The new store stocks a wide range of desirable brands, such as Rab, OEX and Berghaus, as well as an ...

Go Outdoors has opened a new Express store in Cheltenham’s The Brewery Quarter. The 15,500 square foot space offers a wide range of brands such as Rab, OEX and Berghaus, as well as footwear, camping ...

A NEW homeware shop is set to open in Cheltenham very soon. The Danish homeware store, Søstrene Grene, will be located at popular shopping and leisure location in Cheltenham, The Brewery Quarter.

A short walk north is the Brewery Quarter, a sleek modern parade crisscrossed by fairylights and home to splendid Asian options such as Mowgli and Pho. CHELTENHAM boasts cracking pubs, but the ...

The redevelopment will connect Pittville Park to the Brewery Quarter and beyond. Mr Dickens, managing director of Wavensmere Homes, said the car park was "the blight" on its part of Cheltenham.