Perfect ten for Leamington restaurant

NOMA in Copenhagen, Mugaritz in San Sebastian , D.O.M in Sao Paulo, Per Se in New York, Dinner by Heston Blumenthal in London. All featured in the recently published list of the world's best restaurants, and although Leamington is not ...»

Work finally begins at blaze hit church

WORK is finally under way to restore an historic Radford Semele church destroyed by fire four years ago. A blaze, believed to have been caused by arsonists, ripped through St ...»

Great first year for 'Southam First'

A COMMUNITY group in Southam is celebrating a successful first year in operation with a Diamond Jubilee street party in the town on June 2. Southam First launched in May ...»

Barford Tragedy: Wife and mother Emma Mynott speaks of her loss

WARWICKSHIRE Police has now officially confirmed the names of the two people who died in a boating accident on the River Avon at Barford, near Warwick, on Saturday evening. Following ...»

Barford Tragedy: Residents praised for their "unparalleled" support

WARWICKSHIRE Police has praised the response of local people to the tragedy. Inspector Adrian Davis said: “The level of support and offers of assistance from the local community on Saturday ...»

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Barford Tragedy: Villagers stunned by river deaths

BARFORD villagers have been left stunned by the tragedy. Maggie Hayward, a long-standing Barford parish councillor, said: “There was very full congregation at church on Sunday, everyone just so shocked ...»

Barford Tragedy: A village united in grief

BARFORD village is united in shock and disbelief over the deaths. Polly Bonner-Evans, a mother who lives a few doors down from the Mynott's and whose house also backs onto ...»

Barford Tragedy: Father and son killed in boating tragedy

A FATHER and son who died after the rowing boat they were in capsized on the River Avon at Barford have been named as 42-year-old Julian Mynott and three-year-old Freddie. ...»

Prestigious reporting award for Harbury teenager

THE POWER of her pen saw Harbury teenager Alice Woodhouse scoop a prestigious national reporting award. The 17-year-old was named Amnesty International’s Young Human Rights Reporter of the Year at ...»

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