News in Kenilworth

Village fetes and other local events are the experiences we are most looking forward to when government restrictions are lifted, according to a poll seen by Nub News.

The finding comes in a survey of more than 2,000 consumers for #wecreateexperiences, a campaign being launched today (March 30) by One Industry One Voice, a group representing the UK's events industry.

To mark a year since the first lockdown, a Leamington restaurateur wants to say a special thank you to local unsung heroes who have made a positive difference in their community.

Through his new Local Legends Campaign, Jose Ribeiro, of We Love Pizza, aims to reward six people who live or work in the Warwickshire, area, with a feast of pizza.

One of the UK's most senior female business figures says closing the gender pay gap and achieving parity at the top of big business has to be achieved more quickly.

Baroness Ruby McGregor-Smith, the president of the British Chambers of Commerce, was the guest of honour at the launch of the Coventry and Warwickshire Chamber of Commerce's 21in21 Women in Business Mentoring Programme.

Children and young people across Warwickshire are being asked to help shape the county as part of a new initiative which aims to make it the best place it can be to grow up in.

Warwickshire County Council has launched a survey to capture the views and opinions of young people as part of its Child Friendly Warwickshire programme.

Crews from Kenilworth Fire Station were called out last night (March 23) to deal with an unattended bonfire on the greenway.

The bonfire had been started in a farmers field but then spread into a nearby hedgerow.

A Kenilworth bookseller has been commissioned to create a limited-edition print for internationally best-selling author Lee Child.

The author, whose real name is James Dover Grant, was born in Styvechale, Coventry in 1954 and is world-renowned as the creator of Jack Reacher.

A Kenilworth on-call firefighter is set to cycle nearly 200 miles between all the Warwickshire Fire Stations in aid of UCL Amyloidosis Research Fund and The Fire Fighters Charity.

Alison Insley, who is based at Kenilworth Fire Station, will cycle between all 17 fire stations in the county across three days this May.

Households in Kenilworth are being asked to complete the Census 2021 survey as soon as possible following Census Day yesterday (Sunday 21 March).

Census 2021 is the first census to run predominantly online, and will not only provide a fresh picture of the size of all communities, but it will also shed light on the health, social and economic changes to our lives.

Warwick Arts Centre has been successful in its bid to HS2's Community and Environment Fund (CEF) and has secured £250,000 towards its Warwick 20:20 project.

The project involves relocating the Mead Gallery and replacing the existing cinema with new state-of-the-art facilities.

An on-call firefighter from Kenilworth has been recognised as a 'Covid-19 Community Champion', affirming twelve months of her service to local residents.

Alison Insley, who is based at Kenilworth Fire Station, has been given this title having completed a five-week course run by Warwickshire County Council.