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From fighting for his life to running in support of the air ambulance

From fighting for his life to running in support of the air ambulance

A driver who fought back from life-threatening injuries after a car crash is taking on running challenges to support the air ambulance.


Staff sickness blamed as 13 Stratford bus services cancelled in one morning

Staff sickness blamed as 13 Stratford bus services cancelled in one morning

A bus company has apologised after 13 services were cancelled in one morning.


Tree surgeon admits to crime after destroying magpie nest

Tree surgeon admits to crime after destroying magpie nest

Man pays £400 fine after destroying magpie nest while doing tree-work in Wellesbourne


Festive comedy delivered with panache

Festive comedy delivered with panache

REVIEW: As You Like It , The Attic Theatre, Stratford, June 19-21


Stratford charity gives away 10,000th new bike to children with cancer

Stratford charity gives away 10,000th new bike to children with cancer

A Stratford-based national charity is celebrating giving away its 10,000th new bike to children with cancer and their families.


Open for entries - the Stratford Herald Business and Tourism Awards 2025

Open for entries - the Stratford Herald Business and Tourism Awards 2025

With nominations now open, it’s time to take a look around and decide which businesses and charities really stand out.


Car, jewellery and silverware stolen during burglary in Tanworth-in-Arden

Car, jewellery and silverware stolen during burglary in Tanworth-in-Arden

An appeal has been made to trace distinctive silverware and jewellery stolen during a burglary over the weekend.


Five banks sign up to Alcester banking hub

Five banks sign up to Alcester banking hub

A new banking hub has opened in Alcester ahead of the closure of the town’s last bank.


War of words over ‘disgusting’ state of Stratford public toilets

War of words over ‘disgusting’ state of Stratford public toilets

A war of words is being fought over who is responsible for the upkeep of public toilets in Stratford.


Verona-inspired art trail planned for summer in Stratford

Verona-inspired art trail planned for summer in Stratford

New artworks are to be installed by the riverside in Stratford as part of a temporary RSC art trail.


What are sparkling teas and when should you be drinking them?

What are sparkling teas and when should you be drinking them?

If you haven’t tried this summer’s coolest drink - here’s all you need to know.


Your letters to the Stratford Herald - crime, politics and Shipston concerns

Your letters to the Stratford Herald - crime, politics and Shipston concerns

Got an opinion on a local issue? You can email your letters to news@stratford-herald.com


Shipston GP surgery plans to expand into new Ellen Badger Hospital

Shipston GP surgery plans to expand into new Ellen Badger Hospital

The surgery pulled out of developing a new building on the Ellen Badger site, but needs more space.


Peptides or retinol? Which is best for banishing wrinkles?

Peptides or retinol? Which is best for banishing wrinkles?

Leading doctors and dermatologists explain the difference between the two trending beauty ingredients.


Sport, food and Loose Women: Have a crack at our super-tough pub quiz

Sport, food and Loose Women: Have a crack at our super-tough pub quiz

Can you beat the question master in this week’s Saturday Social pub quiz?


Olympic medallist Esme Booth helps Stratford pupils with their ‘row to Rome’

Olympic medallist Esme Booth helps Stratford pupils with their ‘row to Rome’

Olympic silver medallist Esme Booth lent her rowing skills to a Stratford primary school.


5 ways to spend the Summer Solstice

5 ways to spend the Summer Solstice

Today is the longest day of the year, with more hours of daylight to enjoy the beautiful area we live in.


From Air Cadet to Airline Pilot - via Stratford Gliding Club

From Air Cadet to Airline Pilot - via Stratford Gliding Club

Beth Hallam joined Stratford Gliding Club at the end of 2022 after several years as a member of the Air Cadets


South Warwickshire village school throws support behind smart-phone free campaign

South Warwickshire village school throws support behind smart-phone free campaign

A campaign to deny Warwickshire children smart phones until they are at least 14 is gaining momentum.


Who’s up for Tommy?

Who’s up for Tommy?

Iconic musical The Who’s Tommy comes to Playbox theatre from tonight and playing at the Dream Factory all weekend


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