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Small Stratford district entrepreneurs say free two-week Rebel School business course has been life-changing.
‘We’ve been busy’ say highways department as Stratford drivers complain over lack of progress on Warwick Road development.
The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust collection is moving from Henley Street to new location at Avenue Farm.
Hotel Chocolat will open at the Maybird Centre in Stratford next week.
A young mother from Meon Vale with life-threatening kidney disease is appealing for organ donors to come forward.
Pickleball fever is sweeping south Warwickshire – but don’t worry you won’t need to see a doctor.
Playbox Theatre will stage the production at the Dream Factory, Warwick, from 21st to 23rd March.
Stratford District Council seeking public views on antisocial behaviour in town centre
A legend in Shipston, Ernest Plumb – known as Spencer – has sadly died aged 95.
Jack Wills is fourth major brand to shut in Stratford High Street, following Joules, Fraser Hart and Body Shop
Classical guitarist Miloš Karadaglić weaves some baroque tunes at Warwick Arts Centre tonight (Saturday)
High Street pedestrian plan + Mum’s kidney appeal + Police action on Warks Hunt + Christmas market + Cycling for ovarian cancer charity + much more
Elderly man dies after a two-car crash early this morning near Alveston – second accident near Loxley.
Three accidents slow traffic around Stratford-on-Avon this morning
Warwick police detain woman at suspected brothel in Emscote Road.
Father and daughter team Red and Abi Jenkins run Fosseway Furniture in Shipston – an Aladdin’s Cave of interiors
Wet weather increases potholes in Stratford district – but will £200m HS2 fund help out?
INTERVIEW: Victoria Yeates on playing Imo in new RSC play Ben and Imo – exploring the fiery relationship between Benjamin Britten & Imogen Holst.
Community step up to support life-saving work being done by Shipston First Responders who need two new vehicles and more volunteers.
Independent creatives are making the most of free stalls under Rother Street Market’s Art Friday initiative.
