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When the political debate show BBC Question Time came to Stratford-upon-Avon it seemed to cause more friction than resolution
Boris Johnson's cabinet reshuffle sees Mr Zahawi leave education for No. 11.
Stratford Minor Injuries Unit will only operate at weekends when it reopens in mid-August
Royal Mail managers across the UK are set to take industrial action in a dispute over further attacks on jobs and pay.
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The Bards Business Club is part of the club's efforts to improve networking in the town.
Ball games, skateboarding, and parking motorbikes restricted on Bancroft Gardens, Rec and Tramway in Stratford as byelaws approved by district council
High pressure is going to bring very hot dry weather over the next week with some forecasts warning of the potential for another heatwave.
Objections to All Things Wild's planned moved include traffic congestion on the Campden Road and Clopton Bridge in Stratford.
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The Fun Regatta is back after a couple years of being off the calendar.
It was a special moment for Alcester & Ragley's junior members.
Ian Cooksey hopes to have a good team spirit this season.
There was plenty to cheer about for Shipston CC chief Andy Smith.
The duo have an eight-point lead with three rounds to go.
Bronze statue of Shakespeare contemporary Jan Kochanowski unveiled in the sculpture garden at Anne Hathaway’s Cottage
Photographer Lucinda Batchelor exhibits her images of the natural world as part of the Warwickshire Open Studios which continues this weekend
Bidford artist Fiona Parkinson dissects butterflies to create her unusual artworks
Jim Henson’s Creature Shop is creating puppets for RSC's My Neighbour Totoro
See the work of 400 artists across the county until 3rd July
