By James Smith
18th Feb 2022 | Local News
Warwickshire sends the second most rubbish to landfill in the West Midlands only behind Birmingham City Council.
By James Smith
18th Feb 2022 | Local News
Warwickshire sends the second most rubbish to landfill in the West Midlands only behind Birmingham City Council.
By David Lawrence - Local Democracy Reporter
17th Feb 2022 | Local News
The chair of the county council’s adult social care and health overview and scrutiny committee said it was about time the matter was discussed more openly.
Hospitality group Caviar & Chips, which owns No.34 Garden and Grill is set to create over 200 jobs across the West Midlands.
By James Smith
15th Feb 2022 | Local News
A set of human remains will be moved for Leamington Spa Art Gallery and Museum to the University of Cambridge's Duckworth Collection.
By James Smith
14th Feb 2022 | Local News
Cllr Alan Boad said Warwick District Council's cabinet not putting up council tax was merely a gesture that didn't actually help residents.
By David Lawrence - Local Democracy Reporter
10th Feb 2022 | Local News
A 3.75% rise in council tax has been approved by Warwickshire County Councillors - 0.25% less than councillors had expected .
By James Smith
10th Feb 2022 | Local News
Warwick District Council's cabinet will vote on another year of 10% price hikes for rents on council owned garages tonight.
By David Lawrence - Local Democracy Reporter
9th Feb 2022 | Local News
The controlling Conservative group’s plans were voted through and these will see a 3.75 per cent increase in council tax and £65m of budget cuts.
By David Lawrence - Local Democracy Reporter
9th Feb 2022 | Local News
Warwickshire County Council leader Cllr Izzi Seccombe said a three-pronged approach will help future-proof Warwickshire .
By James Smith
8th Feb 2022 | Local News
Warwick District Council's cabinet will discuss plans to make residents pay £44 annually for their garden waste to be taken away.
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