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Event of the Week: Independent Publisher Day at Kenilworth Books

By James Smith

3rd Jul 2021 | Local News

Kenilworth Books is giving you the chance to meet some local authors and independent publishers this weekend

As pubs and hospitality venues open again, and group events begin to be organised we have launched our 'Event of the Week' article to shine a spotlight on what's on locally.

There are many events taking place in Kenilworth, which you can find on our recently revamped What's On section.

REWIND: Kenilworth's mysterious death, the case of Caleb Carter

By James Smith

3rd Jul 2021 | Local News

In June 1903 local gamekeeper Caleb Carter was found dead near Kenilworth in circumstances that have never fully been resolved.

On Monday, June 29 1903 his body was found face down in a stream next to Chase Woods and he had been shot in the back of the head.

Plans for comprehensive 'Visionary Cycle Network' for Warwick district released

By James Smith

2nd Jul 2021 | Local News

Plans for a comprehensive cycle for Warwick district have been released.

The 'Visionary Cycle Network' maps out a comprehensive web of safe cycling paths, connecting all major residential areas in the district.

Job of the Week: Nub News is looking for journalists to join its Midlands team

By James Smith

26th Jun 2021 | Local News

Nub News is looking to hire local news journalists in Warwickshire, and the West Midlands

If you are self-driven and care about local news, we want you. Become part of a news company that is re-shaping local news. Our existing team ranges from graduates straight out of university to experienced journalists with 40 years experience in the business.

Event of the Week: 'Art at St John's' free Kenilworth art exhibition

By James Smith

26th Jun 2021 | Local News

As pubs and hospitality venues open again, and group events begin to be organised we have launched our 'Event of the Week' article to shine a spotlight on what's on locally.

There are many events taking place in Kenilworth, which you can find on our recently revamped What's On section.

Kenilworth's Famous Faces: Earl Cameron

By James Smith

26th Jun 2021 | Local News

Earl Cameron photographed in 2017 (Image by Peter J Dunn - University of Warwick https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earl_Cameron#/media/File:Earlp8_(cropped))

On July 3 2020 the movie industry lost one of its most famous faces as Earl Cameron died at the age of 102 in his sleep.

Cameron, who was born in Pembroke, Bermuda in 1917, is famous for being one of the first black actors to have a truly successful career in television and cinema.

Town council objects to planning application for 550 houses in Kenilworth

By James Smith

25th Jun 2021 | Local News

Kenilworth Town Council has submitted an objection to the planning application for the 'land east of Thickthorn' (Image via planning application / google.maps)

Kenilworth Town Council has objected to a planning application that could see at least 550 new houses built in the town.

The application by Barwood Development Securities Ltd is for the development of the 'Land at Thickthorn.'

Event of the Week: Get signed up for Kenilworth Carnival Trail

By James Smith

21st Jun 2021 | Local News

As pubs and hospitality venues open again, and group events begin to be organised we have launched our 'Event of the Week' article to shine a spotlight on what's on locally.

There are many events taking place in Kenilworth, which you can find on our recently revamped What's On section.

Job of the Week: Nub News is looking to recruit partnership sales executives

By James Smith

20th Jun 2021 | Local News

Bored of your current job? Or just feeling nosey? Then look no further than our Job of the Week feature!

As well as bringing the latest news for the people of Kenilworth, Nub News also provides daily-updated job adverts which can be found on our dedicated jobs page.

University of Warwick to run year-long festival as part of City of Culture celebrations

By James Smith

16th Jun 2021 | Local News

The university wants to reach a new audience through the festival

The University of Warwick is running a year-long festival as part of the Coventry City of Culture celebrations.

The 'Resonate' festival will see 12 months of online events, exhibitions, films, walking tours and debates. It will end with a live celebration event on the Warwick campus in April 2022.

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