Twelve months ago, Cheltenham Town were sat bottom of the SkyBet League Two table following a 1-1 draw away from home at Gillingham. Fast forward to present day, and The Robins are currently eighth, seven points better off than last season’s tally whilst having played two less games, so why are some corners of the […]
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Cheltenham cricket prepare for promising season after indoor campaign .
With the indoor season concluding last week and Cheltenham losing the final the club set itself for what hopes to be a promising season. Under the eye of Luke Sellers, the club is just starting to prepare the squad and make sure they ‘’hit the ground running ‘’ this April. ‘’We aim to always to […]
Neil Dooley: The 60 year old Cheltenham Triathlete on Tri In The Park and Ultra Marathons
Most people slow down as they get older, but not Neil Dooley, he’s still going strong even after reaching 60. “I still regularly race triathlons and duathlons every year. I raced a marathon and an ultramarathon in 2025 as I think it’s good to mix things up a bit. “I have also competed as part […]
Why is Cheltenham Festival so important?
It’s the first day of the Cheltenham festival and with the town preparing for a busy week ahead, why is it such a big occasion? The atmosphere of the festival is like nothing else, for racing fans and for non racing fans it seems to be an occasion that Transends the sport. The festival brings […]
MK Dons loanee, Sam Sherring discusses his three position changes and his first full 90 after 10 weeks out following Cheltenham Town’s draw away at Barnet
Cheltenham Town travelled to Barnet on Saturday and walked away with a point on the road as the game finished 0-0. The Robins we’re down to ten men after Arkell Jude-Boyd was shown a second yellow card in the ninth minute of added time for his late tackle on Phillip Chinedu. Sam Sherring reflected on […]
“It’s a privilege I will not take for granted”- University of Gloucestershire Men’s Foootballer Jax Hundt on selection for England’s University Squad
“I’m incredibly honoured and grateful to have been selected (for the England University Squad). It’s a huge achievement for me personally and a reflection of the work I’ve put in”, University of Gloucestershire forward Jax Hundt on making the England University South Squad. Hundt added, “It’s an honour to represent the University (of Gloucestershire), UDA, […]
Former Cheltenham Town Assistant Manager Aaron Downes appointed as the new Hereford FC Manager
Former Cheltenham Town assistant manger Aaron Downes has been appointed as the new first team manager at National League North side Hereford FC. The Bulls confirmed Downes’ arrival on Monday morning, with the 40-year-old being contracted until the end of the 2025/26 campaign. The former Torquay United defender has been out of work since departing […]
Learning from the Best: Evesham United coach Richard Joyce on Coaching, Communications, and Career Goals
“You take something from everyone you work with, and at Cheltenham, watching Michael Duff and his staff run sessions had a huge influence on how I structure training,” Richard Joyce said. Joyce credits several people as inspirations for his coaching style, drawing heavily on his four years at Cheltenham Town as a communications manager. One […]
Five British-Trained Horses worth backing at the Cheltenham Festival 2026
It is now less that one month until the greatest week of the racing calendar is upon us, the Cheltenham Festival. Four days where horses, jockeys and trainers have the opportunity to create their own pieces of history. So far, the National Hunt season has thrown up a number of surprise results which means virtually […]
From Cheltenham to Calgary: How Eddie the Eagle Soared into Olympic History
In 1988, Olympic Ski Jumping experienced a shift in reality when Cheltenham-born Michael Edwards broke British records. A small boy from Gloucestershire had a dream of competing in the Olympics, and it didn’t matter what sport he competed in or where he placed, he just wanted to say he was an Olympian. Eddie ‘the Eagle’ […]









