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Tougher sentences for drink and drug drivers have been highlighted by Warwickshire police as part of its summer road safety campaign
Head to Waterside on Saturday to take part.
Toyah Willcox talks about narrating Peter and the Wolf performance with Orchestra of the Swan at the Stratford Music Festival this Sunday
Parents in Upper Brailes have criticised the district council for pursuing heavy-handed enforcement action against a childminder in the village.
The fight to secure the release of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe from Iran saw supporters call for action at Stratford District Council.
Stratford’s Minor Injuries Unit will not re-open this year with health bosses prioritising urgent care site at Warwick Hospital this winter instead.
A Wilmcote man was arrested last week as part of an NCA drugs and money laundering investigation that led to the seizure of more than £1.6m last year.
Stratford Mop Fair went back to its roots this week with the inclusion of a ‘medieval’ job and apprentice fair within the event.
Councillors are to be quizzed on what action is being taken to improve three prominent derelict sites in the middle of Stratford.
Emergency services are currently at the scene of a road traffic collision on Alcester Road in Stratford involving a car and a motorbike.
Warwickshire's roads will still be gritted this winter despite the current national shortage of HGV drivers- according to Warwickshire County Council.
Environmental activists and road safety campaigners are joining forces to bring down speeds in Shipston.
KES appears confident the state-of-the-art redevelopment of its Manor Road sports pitches will become a reality, despite losing a planning appeal.
Another distressing dog attack on a swan took place in Stratford last week, prompting renewed calls for owners to keep their pets under control.
Shipston has called time on its Wool Fair with the announcement that the event has been discontinued.
Stratford District Council should urge the Government to make the £20 uplift to universal credit permanent in order the help struggling families.
Tory county councillors have rejected the idea of bringing forward climate change targets following a divisive debate at County Hall last week.
Families of SEND children say the results of a recent Ofsted report into the county’s provision ‘don't even skim the surface’ of failings.
Anger over the state of Stratford’s Windsor Street Car Park has prompted the district council to make repairs at the site.
Almost 1,300 schoolchildren have tested positive for coronavirus, latest figures show
