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Have your say: Nub News launches reader comments in Kenilworth

By Nadia Sayed   2nd Oct 2025

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You can tell us what matters to you in your town, share your thoughts, and engage with other readers (image via Nub News)
You can tell us what matters to you in your town, share your thoughts, and engage with other readers (image via Nub News)

We're excited to announce that readers can now comment directly on every Nub News article!

Here in Kenilworth, and across towns across the UK, we're giving communities a real voice. Many towns have been forgotten by mainstream and regional media, but at Nub News, we're putting local people back at the heart of the conversation.

Now, you can tell us what matters to you in your town, share your thoughts, and engage with other readers.

Comments are simple to leave. Just scroll to the bottom of the article. We do ask that you register first. This helps us ensure real engagement by avoiding bots or fake accounts.

We'll be strictly monitoring comments to keep discussions respectful and free from bad language or abuse. This is part of Nub News' commitment to high-quality, original local journalism, free from clickbait and generic clickbait national news.

We can't wait to hear from you. Your voice matters. Let's take Nub News to the next level together!

     

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