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Stratford Pursuits Festival takes place on Saturday and Sunday - with music line-up announced.

Lib Dem leader Sir Ed Davey gives pep talk to party members as they look to oust Nadhim Zahawi at general election.

Chipping Campden Literature Festival starts with Music Festival following as town welcomes host of artists, thinkers, authors and performers.

Henley’s Sonya Hauxwell joined hundreds of town criers to proclaim the first anniversary of the Coronation of King Charles III and Queen Camilla.

Alcester’s Arden Foodbank makes Eric Payne Centre permanent home

Shakespeare conspiracy theorist and former Monkees music director Alan Green’s daydream belief that Bard’s manuscripts hidden in Holy Trinity altar.

Shipston campaigners inspired by Shropshire town Bishop’s Castle fight to get NHS foundation trust to backtrack on hospital closure.

Tory Philip Seccombe wins third term as police and crime commissioner for Warwickshire by just 261 votes

Stratford Literary Festival runs shuttle bus to Welcombe Hotel over the weekend when host of authors, thinkers and performers appear.

Investigation ongoing into fire broke that out at the 259-bed Crowne Plaza on Bridge Foot just before midnight on Monday.

Stratford Literary Festival is well underway with a great line up, including talk on investigative journalism this afternoon.

***** Review: RSC’s Buddha of Suburbia is a coming-of-ager for the ages… rollicking and boisterous

Five-day Stratford Literary Festival due to start at Crowne Plaza tomorrow will go ahead with support and offers of help from local venues.

Dramatic scenes in the night as Stratford’s Crowne Plaza is evacuated as fire breaks out.

5 STARS, REVIEW: Love’s Labour’s Lost, Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford, until 18th May

Legendary actor Dame Vanessa Redgrave wins hearts as she is honoured as the 2024 Pragnell Award Winner during Shakespeare Birthday lunch.

No-one injured after ambulance and car collide in incident on King’s Lane, Snitterfield

Stratford Chamber Choir presents a programme of music by Johann Sebastian Bach on Saturday at the Guild Chapel, Stratford.

More than £18k was raised at the Halo Ball at the Crowne Plaza as guests celebrated charities Papyrus and the Shakespeare Hospice

Photos and interviews from the red carpet opening of Love’s Labour’s Lost at the RSC.