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Gypsies leave trail of destruction
Kevin Unitt 08/05
GYPSIES have moved off Myton Fields in the shadow of Warwick Castle - but left behind a trail of destruction and a £2,500 clean-up bill.
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Historic gardens in hunt for shelter
Ed Holmes 08/05AN ICONIC symbol of wartime Britain is set to make a return to Warwick - but only if one can be found. The Anderson Shelter ...»
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Land Rover fans flock to mark 60th birthday - in pictures
IH 08/05
THE LAND Rover celebrated its 60th birthday in style at Gaydon's Heritage Motor Centre over the weekend.
Fans turned out in their thousands to mark ...»
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This year's Bash looks unlikely
Clare Fitzsimmons 08/05POLICE chiefs are objecting to the licensing of this year's Bulldog Bash because they claim it threatens public safety. Stratford District Council is set to ...»
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House opens for plant sale
IH 08/05
GARDEN lovers will be in their element at Sherbourne Park near Warwick on May 18.
The Plant Sale and Garden Open Day, in aid of ...»
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Box bid binned
Jo Cave 08/05THE COUNCIL has given up on delivering red boxes and bags to thousands of households. Recycling rates remain high as most residents get to grips ...»
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Staff bearing the brunt of bin rage
Jo Cave 08/05ANGRY residents are taking out their frustration about the new waste collections on council staff. Warwick District Council reported this week that workers had suffered ...»
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Housing plan sparks green belt fears
Jo Cave 08/05FEARS have been voiced over plans to build thousands of new homes on green belt land in Warwick district. The plans could see Kenilworth engulfed ...»
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Don't forget us
Kevin Unitt 08/05TECHNOLOGY has moved on from tying knots in handkerchiefs to help jog the memory, but Warwickshire Alzheimer's Society is hoping the old method will help ...»
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Streets to have free parking after 6pm
Kevin Unitt 08/05A NUMBER of Leamington town centre streets will soon no longer be subject to parking charges after 6pm. In a bid to boost the evening ...»
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Town gears up for £3.2m music venue's unveiling
Ed Holmes 08/05
THE MOST talked about renovation project in Leamington's recent history is set to be revealed to the public next month.
The Assembly on Bath Street, ...»
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Armed robbery in Kenilworth
Jo Cave 08/05KNIFE-WIELDING thugs stole £40,000 from a woman as she made her way to a Kenilworth bank on Tuesday (May 6). The victim was carrying her ...»
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Appeal date for sacked pilot
Kevin Unitt 08/05A PILOT from Leamington who was sacked after giving a Premiership footballer a tour of his cockpit has finally had a date set for his ...»
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Nelly is back for a wash
IH 08/05
THE ELEPHANTS are returning to Leamington later this month.
The Elephant Circle seat sculpture, which used to sit outside the Royal Priors shopping centre before ...»
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Ents - 08/05
Bach for the weekend»
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News - 08/05
Gypsies leave trail of destruction»
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News - 08/05
Historic gardens in hunt for shelter»
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News - 08/05
Land Rover fans flock to mark 60th birthday - in pictures»
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News - 08/05
This year's Bash looks unlikely»
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News - 08/05
House opens for plant sale»
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News - 08/05
Box bid binned»
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News - 08/05
Staff bearing the brunt of bin rage»
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News - 08/05
Housing plan sparks green belt fears»
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News - 08/05
Don't forget us»
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News - 08/05
Streets to have free parking after 6pm»
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News - 08/05
Town gears up for £3.2m music venue's unveiling»
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News - 08/05
Armed robbery in Kenilworth»
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Ents - 01/05
Sixties sounds at Spa Centre»
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Ents - 01/05
Home from home tale at Priory »
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Ents - 08/05
Loving the laughs »
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Ents - 08/05
Rising piano star at Ullenhall»
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News - 08/05
Appeal date for sacked pilot»
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News - 08/05
Nelly is back for a wash»
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Sport - 30/04
A final test for Brakes»