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Tributes paid to man stabbed at his home in Claverdon
The man stabbed at his home in Claverdon has been named locally as Neil Muller.
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Leamington nursing home will spend £200k on improvements after warning notice
A Leamington nursing home, which provides care to younger and older people who maybe living with a dementia or physical disabilities, will spend £200,000 on improvements after it was served with a warning notice from the Care Quality Commission (CQC).
Long stretch of A5 in Northamptonshire remains closed following serious collision with one person in hospital
The closure of the A5 in Northamptonshire is expected to remain in place for ‘several hours’ following a serious collision.
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How Midlands Professionals Can Handle Business Trips to London
Commuting from the Midlands to the capital is a standard routine for many local business owners and freelancers.
Warwickshire County Council chair told to 'get on with the job' when he asked about Pride flags
The councillor who said yes to Warwickshire County Council flying the Pride flag said frustrated residents wanted elected officials to “get on with the job” during his straw poll on the matter.
Warwick's beer winter festival raises over £6k for historic Lord Leycester – and now the summer festival is on the way
An annual winter beer festival in Warwick has helped raise more than £6,000 for the town’s historic Lord Leycester – and now the summer festival is on the way.
Iran conflict making life hard for businesses
Graeme Chaplin, the Bank of England’s Agent for the West Midlands, recently met a roundtable of companies from across the region.
What the Renters' Rights Act Means for Landlords in Leamington
The private rental sector in Leamington Spa is experiencing significant regulatory shifts.
Council leader accused of ‘political censorship’ for suggesting removal of ‘sex, gender and identity’ materials from Warwickshire’s libraries
Warwickshire Pride: “History teaches us important lessons about what happens when politicians decide which books, ideas, identities, or groups are acceptable”
Aylesford School staff take to the picket lines in Warwick
Members of the National Education Union (NEU), who make up the majority of staff, took to the picket lines on Thursday June 4
Tuchel’s England squad call-ups raising eyebrows ahead of the World Cup
Thomas Tuchel has officially named his 26-man England squad for the 2026 World Cup, and it has not taken long for the debate to start.
Rugby woman charged after several West Midlands Police officers 'assaulted'
Kacey Moncrieffe appeared at Birmingham Magistrates' Court today (June 10)
Families invited to join teddy parachute jump and teddy bears' picnic in Warwick
Families are being invited to join a teddy parachute jump and teddy bears’ picnic taking place in Warwick.
Warwickshire cricket legend Keith Piper dies aged 56
Piper was a key part of the famous treble-winning Warwickshire team in 1994 and was remembered as a 'little genius' by former teammates
Woman dies after M6 crash near Coventry
She was found seriously injured after a collision on the M6 at the Exhall Interchange
Blue Plaque commemorates the Leamington resident who inspired the Rolls Royce emblem
It was unveiled at 24 Charlotte Street by town mayor Coun Sarah Boad in honour of Eleanor Velasco Thornton.
The Summer Visitors That Spend Almost Their Entire Lives In The Air
As the evenings grow warmer and the days stretch long into summer, dark shapes can often be seen racing across the sky at remarkable speed...
Creative Trends Behind Modern New Slot Games - Why New Slot Games Feel Different in 2026
Modern slot design evolved gradually over several years, as creative directors at leading studios began drawing inspiration from mobile gaming culture.
The Summer Visitors That Spend Almost Their Entire Lives In The Air
As the evenings grow warmer and the days stretch long into summer, dark shapes can often be seen racing across the sky at remarkable speed...
Taking action to protect British steel
Kenilworth and Southam MP Sir Jeremy Wright writes for The Observer.