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Meet the jet-setting Rugby pensioners who could be Britain's most well-travelled couple
Jet-setting Rugby pensioners Ann and Alan Cooper could be Britain's most well-travelled couple - after spending nearly six decades visiting 95 different countries across the world.
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Reform UK council leader breached code of conduct over child rape case, investigation finds
Independent investigation found council leader breached confidentiality by publishing information about live criminal case that could have jeopardised proceedings
Five men jailed for more than 80 years after Nuneaton caravan site attack left man with stab wounds
Five men have been jailed for their part in attacking a man at a caravan site in Nuneaton.
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Conservative councillors set to back Reform UK’s George Finch to remain as leader of Warwickshire County Council
Conservative councillors are set to back Reform UK’s George Finch to remain as leader of Warwickshire County Council on Tuesday having described calls for his head “premature”.
Essential restoration and maintenance work to begin on historic Warwickshire bridge
Essential restoration and maintenance work to the historic Bidford-on-Avon River Bridge will soon begin.
Warwickshire Conservatives confirm which way they will vote in knife-edge bid to topple Reform UK leader
Warwickshire County Council's Reform UK leader Cllr George Finch is facing a vote of no confidence - and the support of the Conservatives could be crucial
Arty Warwick guide wins a night at a museum
Ella from 4th Warwick Guides was the winner of a competition held by The West Midlands Police Museum.
Investigation finds Warwickshire County Council leader George Finch 'could have jeopardised' child rape case in code of conduct breach
An investigation has ruled that leader George Finch breached Warwickshire County Council’s code of conduct by publishing information that “could have jeopardised” a child rape case.
Oyez! Oyez! Oyez! Town Criers Competition returning to Warwick for 2026
The call of town criers will ring out across Warwick as the Town Criers Competition returns to the town later this year.
“I want to do all I can to help everyone right across the constituency into work": MP hosts jobs fair in Rugby
A jobs fair is being held at Rugby Indian Association to help people who are struggling to find work or re-enter work.
Leamington independent optometrist is up for a national award for frame styling
A Leamington independent optometrist has been shortlisted for a national industry award.
More spaces added at Priory Road car park in Warwick
Improvements to Priory Road car park have increased parking capacity by 17 spaces, as well as introducing two disabled parking spaces and a dedicated area for cycle parking.
Warwick 'doomsday prepper obsessed with guns' made live ammunition 'in case of invasion'
A ‘doomsday prepper’ living in Warwick who was 'obsessed with guns' has been jailed after making live ammunition 'in case of an invasion'.
South Warwickshire farm shop named best in the country
A farm shop in south Warwickshire has been named the best in the country.
Concern grows for missing Rugby teenager
Police are growing increasingly concerned for a missing Rugby teenager.
Police and council secure closure order on Warwick property linked to anti-social behaviour
Warwickshire Police and Warwick District Council have secured a closure order on a property in Warwick which has been linked to anti-social behaviour.
New sexual harassment campaign launches in Warwick district
In Her Shoes uses a gender-role-reversal approach, where a schoolboy and an adult man go about their day and experience examples of the everyday micro-aggressions that many women and girls face.
Doomsday prepper 'obsessed with guns' made live ammo in case the UK was invaded
Stefan Fenyes, 47, of Warwick, was sentenced to five years' imprisonment at Birmingham Crown Court after telling NCA investigators he was preparing for UK invasion.
Is stray dog surge in Stratford district a result of Covid pet boom?
The boom in households having pets during Covid lockdowns is being suggested as a reason for a spike in stray dogs across Stratford district.
COLUMN: MP Matt Western discusses the UK's position on Iran
The situation has continued to escalate, with the US and Israel carrying out further strikes in Iran and Iran launching attacks of its own against neighbouring countries in the Gulf.