Useful links

Essential Services

Police - Details of how to report antisocial behaviour can be found here
Fire & Rescue
Gas Emergency
Severn Trent Water
Post Offices Branch Finder
Registrar

Medical

Hospitals

Gloucestershire Hospitals

Education

Transport

Recycling and Household Waste

Cheltenham Recycling

Flood Information

Flooding_Who does what 2021 (PDF, 1.4 Mb)
A Cheltenham Borough Council Document with contact numbers for reporting flooding issues.

Road Issues

FAQ: There's a problem with a local road, what should I do?

Gloucestershire Highways is responsible for maintaining the roads across the county and therefore we have the same options for reporting issues as members of the public.

We have been advised by Gloucestershire Highways that using the online reporting system is far more efficient than emailing them.

If you can report it yourself please do – it will enable you to check whether someone else has already reported the issue and if not, it will ensure that the location of the issue is marked on the map precisely.

If you don't have access to a computer, of course you can ask the Parish Council for help in reporting it but it won't get a faster resolution than you reporting it independently.

https://www.gloucestershire.gov.uk/.../your-highways.../On the "Your Highways – Report it" page there is a drop-down menu immediately above the map. The drop-down menu is labelled "How to report an issue – click to expand."

You can search for the road where there is an issue and see whether it's already been reported. You can also see whether a job is open or closed.You can then report the issue if you need to.

If you spot a highways issue which is not an emergency, this is the best way to report it. However, if there is an emergency which poses an immediate danger to public safety, you should still use the emergency number: 08000 514 514

Examples of immediate dangers would be: