News in Kenilworth

Kenilworth resident Adam Matthews shares his view on the Garden Bar at the Pavilion and the recent planning and licensing debate.

I am very fortunate to live where I do in Kenilworth. My garden backs onto a small piece of land, for which the only permitted use is grazing.

In his latest column with Kenilworth Nub News, MP for Kenilworth and Southam Jeremy Wright has shared his views on the handling of the pandemic in the UK.

This week's report from the Health and Social Care and Science and Technology Parliamentary Select Committees into the handling of the Covid-19 pandemic in England is the first substantial attempt to review decision making by ministers and their scientific advisers as the crisis unfolded.

In his first column with Kenilworth Nub News, MP for Kenilworth and Southam Jeremy Wright has shared his views on the elections in Germany and what we can learn from them.

Last weekend Germans voted to elect a new government. By this weekend, they will still not have one and there is every chance that they will not have one for several months.

The owner of Hatton Estates, which incorporates The Hatton Arms pub and Hatton Country World and Shopping Village in Warwick, claims the hospitality sector has been 'thrown to the wolves' after the Prime Minister announced his 'roadmap' plans out of lockdown.

Johnnie Arkwright has joined other businesses in criticising the plans which revealed on Monday that pubs and restaurants are not likely to be allowed to open indoors until mid-May, with limits on groups and social distancing still in place.

The owner of as south Warwickshire restaurant which has been closed more days than open since it launched last year, claims hospitality businesses have been 'put to the back of the queue' again.

His reaction follow's the Prime Minister's announcement this week detailing plans for the much-anticipated 'roadmap' out of the third lockdown.

Business leaders in Coventry and Warwickshire have joined national calls to keep the furlough scheme running into the summer.

The latest estimates show that nearly four million employees were being supported by the furlough scheme at the end of December 2020.

Kenilworth's Most Famous Couple, Neil and Gayle Bradley, will now be reaching out to the town through their fortnightly column with Kenilworth Nub News. This week the are encouraging you to 'discover your creative courage.'

Hello Nubbers! Well, lockdown gave us some fabulous tales of creative inspiration and courage. Many of us were given the time to do some of the things we'd always wanted to do. To learn, to make, to build, to grow.

Kenilworth's Most Famous Couple, Neil and Gayle Bradley, will now be reaching out to the town through their fortnightly column with Kenilworth Nub News. Here is their first instalment talking about the importance of taking the time to appreciate our surroundings.

Hello Nubbers, so you may be wondering what 'Kenilworth's Most Famous Couple' the Bradleys have been up to this this week.

A national self-catering association has joined a local glamping retreat in accusing the Government of 'unfairly penalising' their sector following the latest measures to further tighten COVID restrictions.

The owners of Winchcombe Farm Holidays in Upper Tysoe have refunded more than £16k worth of bookings since the PM's Rule of Six announcement last week – with more pay-outs predicted amidst an increasing climate of nervousness among holidaymakers.