Gloucestershire and Warwickshire Steam Railway locomotive blew their whistles to mark the start of events celebrating 200 years of railways
The first of the Christmas Market weekends went reasonably smoothly. The stalls will be back in town for the rearranged dates this weekend.
There were concerns about the mix of housing types, the cramped nature of the plan and worries about drainage.
Tommy was given as a present in 1912 and remains in the same family in Alcester.
A bid for a new addition to Shipston’s café scene has been given the go-ahead.
A site next to the leisure centre in Darlingscote Road is being looked at for new homes.
Staff will be moved to the firm’s Tiddington HQ. The future of Ryon Hill has yet to be decided.
The area was briefly cordoned off while emergency services were called in.
Although Warwickshire Police action has seen car crime dip, it is still a relentless problem with residents losing out financially and emotionally
A mum is making a stand over bus pass rules that mean she is being told to pay a higher rate.
An amendment by the Greens to include home insulation throws a winter fuel debate off course.
The plans are for the airfield are in and the concerns have taken off with no space for the market and worries about the new runway.
Changes to housing targets put forward by the new government have attracted fresh criticism.
A planning application has been submitted by the county council for a new set of sails.
SDC wants an urgent review of changes to the winter fuel allowance.
Stratford plumber calls for better investment in the town traffic control as roads worse than ever.
The cafe closure means there are few facilities to shout about at the town’s railway station.
Fears of widespread gridlock eased by temporary lifting of roadworks on key route during mop time.
Highly-regarded Stratford seamstress Alex Laycock has faithfully logged daily temperatures every day since 2018.
Father Alex Austin, who was at St Gregory’s since 2010, has left to work at Douai Abbey in Berkshire.