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These are the top 10 kids’ toys for Christmas – including flying avocados to pre...

The Queen Consort, Camilla, has revealed the Paddington Bear tributes will be donated to children’s charity Barnados

Queen Consort Camilla with Paddington Bear tributes going to new home

Under-25's could be banned from buying cigarettes under Government plans (Photo: Shutterstock)

Under-25’s could be banned from buying cigarettes under government plans

L:R, volunteers Dylan and Gavin.

How two Rugby dads set up a popular stay and play session - and how you can get ...

Domestic abuse rates are up 10% despite an overall drop in crime (Photo: Shutterstock)

Domestic abuse rates are up 10% despite an overall drop in crime

Helen has been fostering some of Rugby's most vulnerable children and young people for ten years.

Rugby woman who has transformed the lives of 40 children urges more residents to...

The new 'Living Fence' at Westgate School. Photo supplied

Warwick primary school gets eco-friendly addition to playground

Lockdown restrictions are beginning to slowly ease around the UK, but when will charity shops open again? (Photo: Shutterstock)

Here’s when charity shops will open - and the new safety measures in place for d...

Here’s how to keep kids safe online - according to new government guidelines

Sue Ryder hospices across the UK could close - here’s why

IOF NC Awards 2013

Award for Warwick Myton Hospice campaigner who’s won the hardest challenges

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Pathways Nursery School, Windmill Hill, Cubbington, Children, parents and staff walking twice around the grounds of the school to raise funds for Barnados.
Pictured, of staff at back from left, Balbir Aulak,Saron Doran(nursery manager),Kelly Sanders and Helen Ellicott .

Charity toddle at Cubbington nursery

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Barnado's charity shop appealing against an enforcement notice issued by Warwick District Council ordering its Leamington shop to take down a sign as it had been put up without listed building consent.

Charity shop disputes council’s order