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A bookkeeper jailed after abusing her position to steal nearly a£1m from an elderly Tysoe couple also left unpaid bills of up to £12,000.
Tysoe potter Penny Varley designs and makes handmade pots, beakers, vases, mugs, plates, bowls, jugs and lamp bases from a studio in her back garden
Parents in Barford say it’s “a nightmare” trying to get their children to school safely and on time.
A grandma from Stratford has cemented her winning streak at the World Powerlifting championship in the USA.
Blind marathon runner James Morrison is celebrating after taking second place in the visually impaired category in last week’s Great North Run.
Warning SDC is far less in control after a planning inspector’s decision and government pressure on new homes.
THE former air ambulance shop in Stratford is at the centre of a move to regenerate the town centre.
‘Despicable’ Susan Bruland jailed for five years after abusing position of trust to defraud elderly Tysoe couple Janet and Michael Rumke
A triathlete and cyclist scooped gold and bronze medals in an international sporting event.
A blind marathon runner who turned his life around after being told he might never walk again, is offering to coach others.
Tributes to “wonderful and caring” headteacher Michael Caveney, who led St Gregory's RC Primary from 1987 to 2012
A man whose mother, 90, broke her arm and shoulder after tripping on an uneven pavement slab is calling on the council to act.
Padel and Play, based in a 22,000 sq ft unit in Drayton Manor Drive, will include five indoor padel courts.
An Alcester businessman is shutting up shop after trading from the town’s high street for more than half a century.
An 11-year-old girl with Tourette’s wants to counter the idea that it’s funny, by sharing how it affects her life.
Golf members and officials have been left ‘shocked’ after several valuable trophies were stolen from the clubhouse.
The owners of Hooray’s Gelato Kitchen say they’re “absolutely devastated” after losing their stock, freezers and van in a fire on Saturday.
Reports about Warwickshire Police’s policing of illegal fox hunting contain “fundamental flaws” according to a wildlife conservation expert
There’s still time to enter the Herald Business and Tourism awards but you’ll have to be quick, as entries close at 5pm on Friday (15th August).
Making sure Warwickshire’s police force survives will be a ‘big challenge’, a police chief has warned.