News in Kenilworth

Warwick District Council has said that Kenilworth's lido will need to remain closed in order to prioritise indoor swimming lessons at Abbey Fields Leisure Centre.

Despite this, WDC has said that reopening the outdoor pool "is still under review".

Registration for tickets and the full event schedule for Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games is now live on the game's website.

The events schedule allows sports fans to see the details of the 286 sessions that will feature at next summer's games. 

Primary school children in Kenilworth have had their diary entries added to a national archive for prosperity.

Year Four Children from Crackley Hall School have had their work accepted by the UK's Mass Observation Archive.

Nominations are being invited for the seventh Leamington Business Awards which, this year, sees the introduction of new categories for south Warwickshire.

Established in 2014, the LBAs champion and celebrate the work of local businesses, individuals and organisations while also raising vital funds for local charities, culminating with a glittering black-tie ceremony, on November 18.

The University of Warwick has today submitted plans for a new 48-hectare public 'eco park' on the south side of its campus.

The proposals could be incorporated in the new South Warwickshire Local Plan.

After months of social restrictions, Warwick residents are being treated to a brand new venue on Smith Street.

The Furniture Shop's famous lamps have moved to the next corner, making way for Revive Café and Bar, which opened its doors on June 5. But, according to the owners, this is far from 'just another café bar'.

New technology designed to make planning applications easier to access is to be trialled at Warwick District Council.

WDC is one of 10 local areas to share a £1.1m fund to test proposed reforms.

A Warwickshire business leader has warned of the 'slight headache' facing employers as unemployment figures drop slightly.

Tom Mongan, president of the Coventry and Warwickshire Chamber of Commerce, has said the end of the furlough scheme could see an uptick in unemployment but that some areas of the economy are desperate to recruit.

Police are asking for information from residents on a number of graffiti incidents across Kenilworth.

CCTV footage taken on June 1 shows two people that Kenilworth and Warwick Rural Police would like to speak to.

Technology that can detect tumours and guide robots to remove them is set to be rolled out at a local hospital later this year.

The 'Terabotics' project is being run by Professor Emma Pickwell-MacPherson at the University of Warwick, and will be trialled at University Hospital Coventry in September.