News in Kenilworth

Here are our top picks for events in Kenilworth this coming weekend.

All of these events can be found in our What's On section.

A Warwickshire Police officer will appear in court on Friday accused of inappropriate contact with a domestic abuse victim.

PC Pervinder Mann will appear at Coventry Magistrates' Court charged with misconduct in public office and perverting the course of justice.

The 'barrowmen' will not return to the streets of Kenilworth despite the fact that neighbours Leamington Spa have had theirs reinstated.

Warwick District Council announced last March that barrow operatives would no longer be needed as idverde UK took over the local street cleaning contracts.

Staff at a pub swapped roles for a special night of fundraising in memory of a Warwickshire regular who took his own life on New Year's Day.

The Turning Tables dining experience last week raised nearly £1,000 and marks the first in a series of charity events organised by The Red Lion in Hellidon, in aid of three mental health and suicide charities close to the family's heart.

A former on-call firefighter from Kenilworth has raised over £2,000 in memory of the former Warwickshire Chief Fire Officer.

Over the past two weeks Alison Insley has ridden 32 miles a day on a static bicycle on her drive – taking over three and a half hours per day.

Plans to build a Covid-19 memorial sculpture in the centre of Kenilworth have been agreed without the knowledge of local councillors or community groups.

Warwick District Council revealed the plans after the town council enquired about the possibility of creating a wild meadow outside Jubilee House.

A Kenilworth company is among the finalists of The Leamington Business Awards which have been chosen from more than 180 entries.

Net Visibility has been nominated in the Employer of the Year award which recognises businesses that have gone above and beyond to offer a positive working environment.

Offenders on community service will help clean up the graffiti in Kenilworth as the town is used as a pilot for a county-wide scheme.

Starting with the 'out demons out' sprayed on the wall next to Forrest Coffee House, unwanted graffiti across the town centre will be removed in the coming weeks.

A dog was rescued from the lake in Abbey Fields by Kenilworth firefighters after its owners had spent nearly two hours trying to coax it out of the water.

On-call fire crews were called to the park on Saturday morning and had to enter the water to bring 'Honey' to safety.

Police are appealing for help locating a 35-year-old man in connection to a fraud enquiry.

Warwickshire Police is trying to locate Steven Fidler, who also goes by other names including Doherty and Donohue.