News in Kenilworth

On Saturday September 5 the Mayor of Kenilworth, Councillor Richard Dickson, joined with David Emsley, from the Friends of Abbey Fields group, and Tony Jones, from the Kenilworth Twinning Association, to post the 2021 Friends of Abbey Fields calendar.

The calendar was sent to the mayors of twinned towns Bourg-La-Reine (Patrick Donath), Eppstein (Alexander Simon) and Roccalumera (Gaetano Argiroffi).

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Despite the global pandemic having ruined the normal plans for the Kenilworth Arts Festival, organisers have today announced the line up and program for this years virtual event.

Kenilworth Arts Festival have been working to bring you a 2020 version of their festival that champions artists and supports the community.

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The Virgins and Castle have today announced that they will be helping to run a trio of new apprenticeship opportunities.

With the support of WCG (formerly Warwickshire College Group) and the National Apprenticeship Scheme the 16th century pub, which is run by award-winning hospitality group Caviar & Chips, has created three new exciting apprenticeship opportunities for 16 to 24-year-olds.

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Statistics reveal that Kenilworth and Southam residents have been making the most of the government's Eat Out To Help Out Scheme throughout August, but that isn't quite the end of it for all retailers in the constituency.

Government statistics on the scheme were released over the weekend and reveal that in Kenilworth and Southam 110 restaurants registered for the Eat Out To Help Out scheme.

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A typical Bellway South Midlands showhome interior

Work is set to start on a new housing development in Hampton Magna, south of Kenilworth, after detailed plans were approved by the local authority.

Property developer, Bellway has been given the green light by Warwick District Council to build 147 new homes on the 17-acre site off Daly Avenue, on the south-eastern edge of the village.

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