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Closures will take place on 20th and 21st April in Stratford and some nearby villages.
The Sheep Street venue will remain while in the Midlands both the Birmingham and Worcester branches will close.
Brian Westmacott has lived and worked at 95 High Street for more than half a century.
County council said there has been “totally unacceptable” behaviour towards staff working on the roadworks.
Figures from the police show an average of four vehicles every day were seized by officers.
The victim was said to have been in a car at the Waitrose car park when they were approached by two women.
Avon Boating says it is still open for business and is running services whenever possible - just call ahead.
Engineers have been called to clear the road, which runs through Charlecote.
Boy, 17, caught with drugs and knife after group broke into abandoned building in Guild Street.
Stratford man, 32, arrested after making threats with knife in Greenhill Street.
Driver, 18, faces charges of careless/inconsiderate driving after three Chipping Campden School students died in collision last April.
Ryan Byrne, aged 34, of Hathaway Green Lane, Stratford, has been charged with one count of murder after man died in Oxford in February.
Remy Gordon, 23, and Kami Carpenter, 22, have been told they will serve a minimum of 26 and 25 years respectively.
One town centre retailer described the impact of the road works as “soul destroying” and added “they are completely ruining my business”,
Fast forward to now and Jordan Ridley is the proud owner of 50 coaches and employs 100 people.
The former chancellor was reportedly in talks about chairing the Very Group, the large online retailer.
Jewellers George Pragnell Ltd plans to take over the former Fraser Hart building on the corner of Wood Street and High Street.
Former Falcon manager Denis Woodhams, 83, will be remembered for his zest for life by his family and many friends.
Headlines from the Stratford Herald from 1999, 1964 and 1924.
The abridged books has been especially edited for children and includes a poem by Michael Rosen.
