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'As much as we can, we must support one another and our local businesses' Kenilworth's Mayor reacts to Tier Three announcement

By James Smith

5th Aug 2021 | Local News

Mayor of Kenilworth Cllr Richard Dickson has spoken to Nub News today about the latest government restrictions

Following an announcement this morning from Health Secretary Matt Hancock, Kenilworth and the rest of Warwickshire have been escalated to Tier Three in the UK Government's three-tier system for dealing with Covid-19.

The new restrictions will begin on Thursday, December 3 and will see much harsher restrictions imposed upon the people of Kenilworth than before the second national lockdown began.

Tier Three: What does this mean for Kenilworth?

By James Smith

5th Aug 2021 | Local News

Kenilworth and the rest of Warwickshire have now been escalated to Tier Three

Following the announcement by Health Secretary Matt Hancock this morning (November 26), Kenilworth and the rest of Warwickshire have been escalated to Tier Three in the UK Government's three-tier system for dealing with Covid-19.

Before the second national lockdown, which began in early November, Kenilworth, the rest of the county, and 169 other regions were in Tier One - 'Medium' risk.

As the second national lockdown comes to an end Kenilworth is urged to 'make that extra effort to shop local'

By James Smith

5th Aug 2021 | Local News

'Make that extra effort to shop local' is the message to the people of Kenilworth

With the announcement coming on Monday (November 23) that the second national lockdown will end at the beginning of December, Kenilworth small businesses are now looking forward to reopening, but they need the support of the local community.

The nation will return to the three-tier system that was announced at the end of October, meaning that restaurants, gyms, non-essential shops, and other hospitality venues will be able to open in some form, although some changes to the regulations have been made.

Dog trainer takes the lead to help Christmas toys campaign

By Guest

5th Aug 2021 | Local News

A dog trainer in Warwick has taken the fundraising lead to help bring some festive spirit to hospitalised children this Christmas – despite the pandemic.

Andy O'Brien, who runs The K9 Club, has joined forces with Molly Olly's Wishes – even pledging to dye his hair pink – the colour of the charity - if they hit the £2,000 target.

Town council encourages Kenilworth businesses to decorate for Christmas and enter Shop Window Competition

By James Smith

5th Aug 2021 | Local News

Kenilworth Town Council are encouraging local businesses and shops to spruce up their premises, and get decorating for Christmas as part of a new Shop Window Competition.

Businesses are being asked to follow the theme 'all things winter wonderland and Christmas' as they come up with their designs.

Local designer creates Christmas for Kenilworth's oldest pub

By James Smith

5th Aug 2021 | Local News

During the second phase of lockdown the team at the pub have been busy behind the scenes getting ready for their first Christmas in the oldest pub in Kenilworth

The famous Virgins & Castle on the old High Street in Kenilworth has been working with a young, local designer to help them bring to life the magic of Christmas of a bygone time ready for their re-opening in December.

The 16th century pub, that is part of the Everards Brewery and owned by hospitality group Caviar & Chips, had to close its doors, along with every other pub in the country, on Thursday, November 5.

Kenilworth residents urged to be aware of puppy scams in the run up to Christmas

By James Smith

5th Aug 2021 | Local News

Warwickshire County Council's Trading Standards Service is warning Kenilworth residents to be aware of puppy scams in the run up to Christmas.

Trading Standards Animal Health Officers have received reports of criminal gangs illegally smuggling puppies in to the UK to sell, puppies being stolen and sold on, and consumers paying thousands of pounds to bogus online sellers for puppies that don't exist.

Kenilworth Town Council launches project to support local businesses through HS2 works

By James Smith

5th Aug 2021 | Local News

Kenilworth Town Council has awarded nearly £75,000 through the HS2 Business and Local Economy Fund to begin a project to support local businesses through the disruption caused by the construction of the new high speed railway line.

With six out of the town's eight access roads proposed to be closed at some point in HS2's construction period, the town council wants to spread the message that 'Kenilworth is Open for Business'.

Much-needed work conducted in Kenilworth's Abbey Fields

By James Smith

5th Aug 2021 | Local News

Contractors from Warwick District Council have been working on the path from the ford entrance going round the north side of the lake

Kenilworth's Abbey Fields have received some much-needed attention in the past week as the path on the north side of the lake was resurfaced and the annual earth-quaking work completed.

Walkers in Abbey Fields may have seen contractors from Warwick District Council working on the path from the ford entrance going round the north side of the lake.

Town council replaces Christmas lights in Kenilworth High Street

By James Smith

5th Aug 2021 | Local News

Local firm, N S Booth Electrical, were employed to remove and replace the lights in the High Street

Kenilworth has been adorned with brand new Christmas illuminations as the broken lights in the High Street have been replaced.

Earlier this year, Kenilworth Town Council became aware that the Christmas Lights in the High Street had been damaged and were no longer working.

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Following an announcement this morning from Health Secretary Matt Hancock, Kenilworth and the rest of Warwickshire have been escalated to Tier Three in the UK Government's three-tier system for dealing with Covid-19.

Following the announcement by Health Secretary Matt Hancock this morning (November 26), Kenilworth and the rest of Warwickshire have been escalated to Tier Three in the UK Government's three-tier system for dealing with Covid-19.

With the announcement coming on Monday (November 23) that the second national lockdown will end at the beginning of December, Kenilworth small businesses are now looking forward to reopening, but they need the support of the local community.

A dog trainer in Warwick has taken the fundraising lead to help bring some festive spirit to hospitalised children this Christmas – despite the pandemic.

Kenilworth Town Council are encouraging local businesses and shops to spruce up their premises, and get decorating for Christmas as part of a new Shop Window Competition.

The famous Virgins & Castle on the old High Street in Kenilworth has been working with a young, local designer to help them bring to life the magic of Christmas of a bygone time ready for their re-opening in December.

Warwickshire County Council's Trading Standards Service is warning Kenilworth residents to be aware of puppy scams in the run up to Christmas.

Kenilworth Town Council has awarded nearly £75,000 through the HS2 Business and Local Economy Fund to begin a project to support local businesses through the disruption caused by the construction of the new high speed railway line.

Kenilworth's Abbey Fields have received some much-needed attention in the past week as the path on the north side of the lake was resurfaced and the annual earth-quaking work completed.

Kenilworth has been adorned with brand new Christmas illuminations as the broken lights in the High Street have been replaced.

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