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Book-lovers from across the globe, including Australia, make donations to help the charity shop after the front door was smashed.
New technology has been called upon to help protect one of Stratford’s best-loved old houses.
While it was the Conservative’s first defeat in the Stratford-on-Avon constituency, they plan to rebuild and win back their traditional supporters.
Passionate voices have been raised on both sides of the argument about whether barbies should be allowed.
The Town Centre Heritage Trail leaflet is free from the visitor information centre.
The vision is for apartments to be built on two floors above the Bard’s Walk shopping centre – with the ground floor staying for retail.
Making High Street pedestrian-only, getting rid of eyesores and the Gateway scheme are being prioritised by the Lib Dems in Stratford.
Police file evidence against two Warwickshire Hunt members with CPS over fox kill.
Decision on Stratford Christmas market up in the air – despite crush fears and residents’ worries.
Maciej Grudzinski, 36, died three weeks ago and a fundraiser to help support his family has been set up.
Steps are being taken to look at the long-term risks of flooding, including the scenario of Clopton Bridge collapsing.
Questions have been raised about voting forms being sent out, but SDC said all businesses on its list were sent a ballot paper.
Stratford District Council gets 10 votes in the BID election – many of them for car parks – but smaller businesses will not get to vote.
Q&A with Sarah Feeney, a councillor in Rugby, who will challenge for the role of police and crime commissioner.
Urgent letter sent to district council over BID voting process.
Threats have also been made against councillors who are under investigation after making outdated remarks about SEND children and their families.
A hotel is planning the apartments for visitors who want to stay for longer than the average tourist.
Voting has opened to decide if the Business Improvement District will continue for another term.
Councillors face backlash after questioning whether some SEND children are “just really badly behaved”.
Smiths Concrete released an extraordinary statement.
