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Light fantastic Lausanne Lake, overlooked by great grapes (photo: Geneva Swiss Tourism / Colin Frei)

This top trip provided plus points aplenty

Road Closed signs. Tuesday May 12th 2020

Warwick road closures: more than a dozen for motorists to avoid over the next fo...

Darren from the Nelson Club with Alex Pearson, community champion at Morrisons in Leamington. Photo supplied

Social club teaming up with fundraiser for charity quiz night

PICTURE POSED BY MODEL File photo dated 02/02/20 of a teenage girl showing signs of distress, as child victims of sexual abuse are waiting more than 600 days to see their attackers brought to justice, figures suggest.

Confirmed child abuse recorded in Warwickshire

The annual festival returned to the town last weekend. Photo by Geoff Ousbey

Crowds flock to annual food festival

The four bed bungalow in Langley. Photo by DM & Co. Homes

Property focus: Take a look at this £1.75m bungalow up for sale

An author from Warwick has released a book about the lesser-known history of Leamington Spa through stories, unusual facts and photographs. Photo supplied

Warwick author releases book about the lesser-known history of Leamington

A person riding an electric scooter in Westminster, London.

More people were injured in e-scooter collisions in Warwickshire

Orderlies push a bed at the Royal Orthopaedic Hospital, Oswestry.

South Warwickshire Trust cares for four patients with Covid-19 in hospital

File photo dated 03/10/2014 of a NHS ward, as patient safety investigators have issued a warning to the NHS over writing to patients only in English after a Romanian child died following missed cancer scans.

South Warwickshire NHS Foundation Trust broke single-sex ward rule multiple time...

Warwick’s Activitea group is looking for new members for socialising and activities such as dominos. Photo supplied

Social group for older people inviting new members as it marks 10th anniversary

A Food Standards Agency rating sticker on a window of a restaurant in central London. A huge variation in food hygiene standards remains across the UK, with one in five high or medium-risk food outlets failing to meet standards, according to a study.

Food hygiene ratings given to eight Warwick establishments

A nurse puts on PPE in a ward for Covid patients at King's College Hospital, in south east London. Picture date: Tuesday December 21, 2021.

One more death recorded in Warwick

A member of the military at passport control as they cover for striking Border Force officers. Public and Commercial Services union (PCS) members working as Border Force officers at Gatwick, Heathrow, Birmingham, Cardiff, Manchester and Glasgow airports and the port of Newhaven resumed strikes on Wednesday for four days over pay, jobs and conditions. Picture date: Thursday December 29, 2022.

Warwick takes in dozens of Afghan refugees

Jay Phillips, managing director at Hansgrohe Group, has been nominated as one of the Top 100 Supplier Influencers by national trade body, BMF. Photo supplied

Warwick supplier nationally recognised in top 100 list

Sergeant Sean Pellington with his sons, Finley (6) and George (5) who both attend Emscote Infant School. Photo supplied

School gets visit from RAF Sergeant who marched at Coronation

Lieutenant-Colonel Brenda Oakley with Warwick Rotary President Keith Talbot. Photo supplied

Rotarians hear about Salvation Army and its work in the community

Men are keener to cosy up with their pet than women, research found (photo: Adobe)

People would rather cuddle their pet than partner, study finds

Cycling is a great way to keep fit for all the family (photo: Adobe)

Gearing up for World Bicycle Day and Bike Week 100

Warwick and Leamington MP Matt Western. Photo supplied

MP renews call for permanent traveller sites after incidents

General view of estate agents signs outside a block of flats in Basingstoke, Hampshire.

Warwick house prices increased slightly in March

Maintaining a regular exercise routine can be difficult (photo: Adobe)

Getting the most out of your workout

File photo dated 22/10/14 of a Police officer, as according to new figures, some of the UK's biggest police forces have recorded a rise in the number of violent homophobic crimes this year, with hundreds of assaults on gay and lesbian people reported to police so far in 2014 - including more than 300 in London alone. Scotland Yard recorded 1,073 violent homophobic offences between January and October, up from 1,007 in 2013 and 1,002 in 2012.

Record low number of thieves sentenced in Warwickshire

Warwick Folk Festival at its new site in 2022. Photo by Malcolm Locker / Warwick Folk Festival

Folk Festival returning for its 43rd year

Rats nibble on discarded food in central London as The Keep Britain Tidy Campaign announced that the UK rat population had increased by 24% to 60 million, due mainly to the rise in fast food litter. * The group is launching a campaign to encourage those using takeaways, food halls and concession stands to bin unwanted food rather than dump it on the streets.

Warwickshire County Council dealt with more than 100 rodent infestations last ye...

There's still time to enter the annual event. Photo supplied

Entries still available for Two Castles Run

Rats nibble on discarded food in central London as The Keep Britain Tidy Campaign announced that the UK rat population had increased by 24% to 60 million, due mainly to the rise in fast food litter. * The group is launching a campaign to encourage those using takeaways, food halls and concession stands to bin unwanted food rather than dump it on the streets.

Warwickshire County Council dealt with more than 100 rodent infestations last ye...

The Jazz Assassins who played at the Warwick Lions Jazz Night at the racecourse. Photo supplied

Lions jazz event in Warwick hailed a success

Left to right: Myton Hospices’ Dr Kumar and Partnerships Manager Chris Willmott, Chairman of WDC Cllr Sidney Syson. Photo supplied

Myton Hospices gets major donation thanks to generosity of bereaved families

A Universal Credit sign on a door of a job centre plus in east London. Recipients of Universal Credit (UC) have described feeling "pushed beyond limits" due to the impact of cuts. A £20-per-week uplift to the benefit that was introduced at the start of the coronavirus pandemic ended on Wednesday, leaving recipients of UC £1,040 worse off per year. Picture date: Wednesday October 6, 2021.

More people on universal credit in Warwick

Warwick Food Festival. Photo supplied by CJ's Events Warwickshire

Food festival returning this weekend

Road Closed signs. Tuesday May 12th 2020

Warwick road closures: more than a dozen for motorists to avoid this week

Left to right - Kirstian Frost (WSPA Committee Member), Sarah Adwick (Relationship Fundraising Manager, Macmillan Cancer Support), Hellen Dodsworth (Headmistress, Warwick Preparatory School), Helen Owen (WPSA Committee Member), Julie Moon (WPSA Committee Member). Photo supplied

Parents' association raises more than £1,200 for charity

Foundation Heads and pupils from each Foundation school meet with members of the Warwick Foodbank team. Photo by Warwick School

School communities raise more than £9k to help Foodbank

'Explore one of the UK's most beautiful destinations'

Tributes to top music icons in luxury Cotswolds hotel

The remote-controlled Levoit Tower Fan

Fan could be answer to beat the summer mugginess blues

The car dealership in Warwick which has been put on the market. Photo supplied

Warwick car showroom put on the market for £1.1million

Orderlies push a bed at the Royal Orthopaedic Hospital, Oswestry.

South Warwickshire Trust cares for eight patients with Covid-19 in hospital

Myton School, Warwick. Photo by Mike Baker

School forced to shut after travellers break onto site

From left - Gill Eyers-Hunt, Moira Allen-Donald, Rachel Ollerenshaw, Eva Brown (young leader), Julie Brown and Sophie Glennon-Brown with members of the Rainbows. Photo supplied

Young Rainbows to stage Night at the Museum-style sleepover for charity

NOTE: IMAGE 12 OF A SET OF 35 IMAGES FEATURING LOCKED GATES OF BUSINESSES AND PLACES THAT ARE CLOSED DURING UK LOCKDOWN A black combination lock secures a hasp on a door to a puzzlair escape game centre in Bristol to prevent access as the UK continues in lockdown to help curb the spread of the coronavirus.

Rise in 'Section 21' evictions in Warwick last year – as Government moves to ban...

A Food Standards Agency rating sticker on a window of a restaurant in central London. A huge variation in food hygiene standards remains across the UK, with one in five high or medium-risk food outlets failing to meet standards, according to a study.

Good news as food hygiene ratings handed to six Warwick establishments

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Thames Valley Police has now reached an out-of-court settlement to pay the saboteur damages.

Hunt protester in Warwickshire receives 'substantial damages' from police

One of the four peregrine chicks on one of Warwickshire Wildlife Trust's webcams. Photo from the Warwickshire Wildlife Trust's website

Peregrine chicks hatch at Leamington's town hall