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This weekend the Stratford Literary Festival hosts some great children's events,

The Tour de Shakespeare will this year replace the annual Great Shakespeare Ride

Pass up for grabs to the literary festival.

This month's Stratford Literary Festival promises big names and fascinating topics

Glo-Zone is for children aged between seven and 11 and will give them the chance to escape their homes during the easing of lockdown.

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

As the RSC's The Winter’s Tale makes its screen debut, screen arts producer and academic John Wyver tells Herald arts about his fascinating work.

Recalling glorious years as a virtual celebration happens again this year.

The Comedy of Errors opens at the Garden Theatre in July

Coventry's Belgrade Theatre will be one of the first theatres to resume performances.

Film crews take over RSC as postponed production gets its world premiere on BBC television.

Some of the pubs in the area which, from 12th April, will be welcoming back customers in their Covid-secure beer gardens and outdoor spaces.

Libraries across the county open with new system from Monday

The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust (£3,000,000) and Compton Verney (£460,000) among Warwickshire beneficiaries of funding

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

The event is one of the biggest fundraisers for the Shakespeare Hospice.

Could this cutting-edge digital homage to A Midsummer Night's Dream impress the Herald reviewer? (No, not so much.)

Camper Calling comes to Ragley Hall over the August bank holiday