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The photo shows the presentation of the certificate. From left to right: Amanda Jones, President of Kenilworth Soroptimists; Sam Louden-Cooke, Town Mayor; Wendy Edwards, local Toilet Twinning representative; Elaine Clarke and Sharon Maxted, Kenilworth Soroptimists. Picture supplied.

Kenilworth gets toilet twinning town status for supporting poorest communities

The Kenilworth Mayor, Sam Louden Cooke, Sarah McCaffrey, assistant manager of the Kenilworth Centre receiving the certificate, and Councillor Richard Dickson. Photo supplied

Initiative launched to make Kenilworth a 'toilet twinning town'

Year 4 were delighted to present a cheque after all their fundraising efforts.

New nursery and orphan feeding centre to be built in Malawi thanks to Rugby pupi...

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Kili climb in memory of Jon

Warwickshire Police send bikes to African farmers

Help educate poor communities by text