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The moon could look up to 14 per cent bigger and 30 per cent brighter as it reaches its closest point to Earth.

A Which? study of more than 400 food and drink items has revealed which supermarkets are the cheapest and the most expensive for branded goods.

Fresh advice on what to do if you find a baby bird has been issued by the RSPCA as it prepares for an increase in calls during the breeding season.

Organisers of this year's Stratford In Bloom want to lift the gloom of the last year with colourful displays across the town.

Stratford Riding for the Disabled founder Beryl Sainsbury, who died aged 99 last September, is being honoured with a fundraising tribute.

Robert Williams saw the impact of child poverty while working for the NHS for more than 20 years.

When you see a man in Stratford dressed as William Shakespeare, that man is likely to be William Stafford.

Sylvia Morris shares memories of the Birthday Celebrations from The Shakespeare Club of Stratford

Julian Marcus looks back at a career spanning 37 years.

Former Stratford mayor Charles Bates shares memories of when Prince Philip and The Queen came to Stratford in 1996.

Stories offer a fascinating picture of the life of first Polish immigrants

The campus buildings will either be renovated or demolished while a new, high-tech media centre is planned.

Ian Jelley, director of living landscapes at Warwickshire Wildlife Trust, explains the plan to see 30 per cent of land managed for wildlife

Despite the hardships cause by the pandemic, business leaders in the Stratford district are largely positive about a 'bounce back'

With 50 shops empty or changing hands in Stratford town centre, the Herald looks at what the story is behind each unit

Chef Maria Ashton's confectionery business has taken off over the last year. Here she reveals her Scotch Easter egg recipe

Orchestra of the Swan’s artistic director David Le Page on new album Timelapse and how he's spent the last year

Stratford dog trainer Cat Roe shares her tips

When acting work dried up during the pandemic, Nick Asbury found work driving a delivery van. He tells the Herald about a year of changes.

Ten-year census takes place this Sunday