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Eco-Friendly Mural in Cheltenham, A&E Department Updates, and Gloucestershire Property Forum Election Insights
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Can a simple mural inspire cleaner air in Cheltenham? Join us as we explore the transformative power of public art with Andy Dice Davies’ latest eco-friendly creation at the corner of Queen Street and Swindon Road. This striking piece not only beautifies our town centre but also carries a crucial message about vehicle idling and air quality, especially around schools. Learn how this initiative is part of the UK’s largest campaign for cleaner air and why it’s more important than ever for our community to take action.
We also bring you reassuring news from Cheltenham General Hospital’s A&E department. Health Secretary Victoria Atkins has guaranteed its continued operation under the Conservative government, emphasizing improvements through the Urgent and Emergency Care Recovery Plan. And don’t miss our coverage of the Gloucestershire Property Forum’s election special at the Queen’s Hotel, where parliamentary candidates Alex Chalk and Max Wilkinson will address pressing issues in housing, planning reform, and environmental policies. Tune in to hear how their visions could shape the future of our community.
New mural for Cheltenham to inspire cleaner air for all
Cheltenham A& E would 'never close' under the Tories, says Health Secretary
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