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Bristol and Cheltenham councils post back-to-back decisions on property, grants and software

Formal council notices published within 48 hours by Bristol and Cheltenham point to simultaneous decisions on property assets, cultural funding and council software [1][2][3].

Bristol City Council's notice concerns the freehold disposal of investment units 11-19 at Avon Valley Business Park on Chapel Way, St Annes, Bristol [3]. Cheltenham Borough Council's two notices cover cultural grant agreements for 2026-27 and a variation to the Idox contract to facilitate new modules and onsite applications [1][2].

Sources

  1. Cheltenham Borough Council meetings and papers: Issue Published: Cultural Grant Agreements for 2026-27
  2. Cheltenham Borough Council meetings and papers: Issue Published: Variation to Idox contract to facilitate new modules and onsite applications
  3. Bristol City Council meetings and papers: Issue Published: Freehold disposal of the investment: Units 11 - 19 Avon Valley Business Park Chapel Way St Annes Bristol BS4 4EU

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