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Cheltenham Literature Festival is the world’s longest-running literature Festival, leading the way in celebrating the written and spoken word, presenting the best new voices in fiction and poetry alongside literary greats and high-profile speakers.
Save the date for next year's Festival 10 October – 19 October 2025.
Details of the ...around town free programme TBC. Watch this space!
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