‘Pedestrianise town to rid us of polluted air’
A STRATFORD retailer claims pollution levels are now so bad in town the time has come to seriously consider pedestrianisation.
Local News
Mayor’s ball raises cash for young people in Shipston
DOZENS of guests flocked to Shipston’s Townsend Hall for a glamorous novelty event – the Mayor’s Charity Maske...
Have your say on dementia services
WARWICKSHIRE County Council (WCC) is seeking views to help shape the future of local services available to people living...
Decision expected on cinema site plan
A DECISION on whether to approve a new four-storey hotel on the site of Stratford’s Picturehouse Cinema is expected to...
Sport
Town Youth downed by Alvechurch in eight-goal thriller
FOOTBALL Midland Floodlit Youth League, Premier South Stratford Town 3-5 Alvechurch Report by Bryan Hale TITLE-CHASING T...
Alcester told to maintain focus by joint-boss Seeley
JOINT-BOSS Matt Seeley has warned Alcester Town that they cannot afford to take their foot off the gas if they want to...
Stratford trio to represent West Midlands at London Mini Marathon
THREE Stratford AC athletes have been selected to represent the West Midlands at the London Mini Marathon later this y...
Arts & Entertainment
Ghostbusters show comes to Preston this week
Family comedy I Ain’t Afraid of No Ghost comes to Preston-on-Stour Village Hall this Wednesday at 7.30pm. The Little E...
Les Dennis makes RSC debut and Rufus Hound returns
LES Dennis makes his Royal Shakespeare Company debut and Rufus Hound will join the cast of The Provoked Wife at the Swa...
DIRECTOR INTERVIEW: Visitors opens at the Bear Pit
The first play from the Bear Pit Theatre Company this year is Visitors, written by Barney Norris, which opens Monday. Th...
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