News
Fears over big shake up of Probation Service
Probation Service changes in Warwickshire – including privatisation – will be a “disaster”, claims a union official.
Warwick Hospital’s bright new space for brand new arrivals
Warwick Hospital opened its newly refurbished maternity unit last week and mothers-to-be have already been benefiting from the changes.
Planting the seed of engineering
An inaugural lecture in honour of a man who helped found the Imagineering Foundation to encourage young people into engineering will be given by a Kenilworth engineer.
Neighbours to receive commendations after helping to foil burglars
Neighbours whose alertness led to the swift arrest of two men who had carried out a £25,000 burglary in their south Warwickshire village are to receive commendations.
What’s lurking in the canal? Three motorbikes and 20 bicycles
When volunteers and staff decided to dredge the canal in Warwick, the last thing they expected to find were three motorbikes.
Sport
Fans and ex-players pull on boots for the Brakes cause
After the success of the inaugural event, Brakes Trust’s Copa Del NWG returned to Harbury Lane last Saturday to showcase the club’s community involvement.
Disappointing finish to the campaign for Hibs
Leamington Hibs were unable to round off their Midland Combination Division Two season with a victory, going down 2-1 to Barton on Tuesday night.
Leamington take advantage of Swann and Cowan’s hard work
Leamington’s second string gained their first Birmingham League victory of the season with a comfortable 110-run win over Barnt Green.
Festival first for Combstock as Hope continues fine start to Kenilworth life
Emerson Combstock of Coventry Godiva Harriers was the winner of the Kenilworth Runners-hosted Kenilworth Festival 10k.
The real cost of promotion
Leamington chairman Jim Scott says the rising cost of ticket prices at the New Windmill is an inevitable by-product of promotion.
King picks up useful tips on passing during Chelsea visit
He might be better known for his deft touch behind the steering wheel, but Stoneleigh driver Jordan King traded his racesuit for football boots recently as he paid a visit to the Chelsea FC Academy for a unique behind-the-scenes training session.
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Lifestyle
Neighbours from hell in social stage comedy at Kenilworth theatre
Neighbours from hell make the lives of the central characters miserable in a social comedy coming to Kenilworth’s Talisman Theatre.
A chance to join a youth orchestra in Leamington
The Leamington-based Spires Youth Orchestra are inviting musicians to an open rehearsal this week.
Every emotion in Beverley’s role at Coventry’s Belgrade
Long-standing Coronation Street star Beverley Callard believes her role in a play coming to Coventry’s Belgrade Theatre is among the “greatest parts for women ever written”.
Organ society welcomes top artist at Leamington concert
Leamington & District Organ Society will welcome top professional touring artist Andrew Nix to its next concert.
Farmhouse and buildings have great potential
A farmhouse, with land and outbuildings offering an excellent development opportunity is being auctioned next week.
Chris Cox’s fatal distraction at Warwick Arts Centre tomorrow
Magician and comedian Chris Cox will bring his award-winning Fatal Distraction show to Warwick Arts Centre tomorrow (Sunday).
Community
Lollipop ladies keep roads safe for 60 years
Lollipop ladies have celebrated 60 years of service with a nostalgic look back at their time on the county’s roads. Crossing patrol officers from across the county came to Kenilworth to celebrate six decades of helping get children safely to school.
Abigail spots fire dangers in the home
A safety conscious pupil who spotted potential fire hazards in her Barford home has been presented with a Junior Safety Champion certificate and £25 gift voucher on behalf of the emergency services.
Workers walked out on Marion
It seems a lifetime away now, but 50 years ago trade union activities were headline news and mass meetings in factory yards were common.
Dancers streets ahead at championships
Street dancers at Trinity Catholic School have excelled in a county competition.
Warwickshire village’s library success is rewarded
Volunteers in Harbury who took over the running of their library and set up a cafe alongside to fund it have been recognised as winners of this year’s Spirit of Harbury award.
Daffs out despite the snow
Supporters of the Marie Curie nurses in Warwick who donned the charity’s daffodil pin helped raise more than £1,300.
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Tuesday 21 May 2013
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