News in Kenilworth

Alongside our 'Rewind' history series, Kenilworth Nub News is now launching a monthly column called 'Famous Faces' where we will be profiling a notable person from Kenilworth, both past and present.

First in this series is Kenilworth-born football legend Tim Flowers

Kenilworth Liberal Democrats have announced that the popular local community champion Alison Insley will be their candidate in the forthcoming town council by-election in St John's Ward.

Ms Insley, a Kenilworth resident of more than 30 years who is married and has a son away at university, has recently taken early retirement from her job at Warwickshire County Council Library and Information Service.

The first of two episodes of the Antiques Roadshow filmed at Kenilworth Castle last year will be aired this weekend.

Presenter Fiona Bruce was in Kenilworth last September filming her 13th series of the show.

People with learning disabilities are being encouraged to get the Covid-19 vaccination in this new video produced by the Coventry and Warwickshire Vaccination programme.

The video was produced in response to feedback from local people with learning disabilities who told staff that one of the main reasons they didn't want to get a vaccine is because of a fear of needles.

Local artists and creatives are being invited to register their interest to display their work in an upcoming exhibition in the empty 'Poundland' unit on Kenilworth's Warwick Road.

The exhibition is being organised by Nicola Bagga who helped to put together the gallery of Kenilworth Castle paintings at the start of 2021.

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Looking for your dream job near Kenilworth? Or bored of your current one and want to see what else is out there?

Then why not have a look at our 'Job of the Week' section where we will be profiling one job being advertised on our jobs page.

In late January 1327, a group of lords met with an important prisoner who had been held within Kenilworth Castle since before Christmas.

For the last two decades this individual had ruled England as Edward II, but these lords were about to formally withdraw support for the king in favour of his 14-year-old son.

The Conservative group has announced its candidates for the Warwickshire County Council elections this May.

Cllr John Cooke, the incumbent councillor for Lapworth and West Kenilworth, will be contesting his seat again, whilst Richard Spencer will be standing for St John's Ward, and Andy Metcalf will be running for Park Hill.

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