[14 MAR 01] EARS AND EYES LOOK OUT FOR
PUB YOBS
A radio link scheme to
cut the soaring amount of violence in Leamington is being
launched just a fortnight after the idea was suggested.
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[22 FEB 01] SEX BOMB TOM AND VAN THE
MAN TO PLAY WARWICK
Tom
Jones and Van Morrison are set to perform in separate open-air
concerts at Warwick Castle this summer. MORE
[01 FEB 01] BOXING LEGEND TURPIN COULD
GET STATUE
The life of a great
boxer could be commemorated in Warwick if plans to erect a
statue to Randolph Turpin are approved. MORE
[17 JAN 01] WARWICKSHIRE TOWNS SET
CRIME EXAMPLE
Police officers from
all over the country are visiting Warwickshire to find out the
model way to combat crime in town centre shops. MORE
[30 NOV 00] PLANS FOR £8m WOW IN
WARWICK REVEALED
Proposals to bring the
wow factor into Warwick, which could involve redesigning parts
of the town centre and rebuilding the town’s football
ground, have been unveiled. MORE
[15 NOV 00] LEMMINGS READY TO DROP IN
LEAMINGTON
A flying stuffed
hedgehog will be whistling through the air in Leamington on
Sunday, with dozens of people ready to follow in his entrails.
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[13 NOV 00] BUNGEE JUMPING SANTA TO
SHOW THE LIGHT
Stars of
Leamington’s Christmas panto are getting ready to turn on
the town’s Christmas lights in a seven-hour marathon of fun
this weekend. MORE
[02 NOV 00] WARWICK CASTLE AIMS FOR
MORE CARS
Tourists visiting
Warwick Castle could soon be in for an easier ride if the
go-ahead is given to plans to expand the car park by building
on a historic landscape. MORE
[27 SEP 00] TWO COUNCILS BID TO SHINE
LIKE BEACONS
New town centre management initiatives in
Leamington, Warwick and Kenilworth could turn out to be award
winners. MORE
[27 SEP 00] WARWICK TO GET WEEKLY
ANTIQUES MARKET
Warwick could be getting a regular
antiques market – to add to the general event on Saturdays
and monthly farmers market. MORE
[21 SEP 00] OLD HOSPITAL BUILDINGS SET
FOR REDEVELOPMENT
The rural base of Massey Ferguson on an
old wartime hospital site at Stoneleigh is set to be
demolished and redeveloped. MORE
[08 SEP 00] PLANS ON TRACK FOR SITE OF
NEW RAIL STATION
Support for a rail station by the tip in
Kenilworth is set to get the approval of Warwick district
councillors who have been studying local reaction to ideas put
out to consultation. MORE
[01 SEP 00] DEMOLITION TO HELP PRIORS
WIN BACK SHOPPERS
Shops could be demolished to make way for
an extension to Leamington’s main shopping centre and help
the town reclaim shoppers it has lost to Coventry and Solihull.
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[25 AUG 00] MILLENNIUM FIREWORKS IN
KENILWORTH AT LAST
While many people are enjoying the hot
sun over bank holiday, a Warwickshire town is having a delayed
start to the millennium. MORE
[21 AUG 00] CHURCH SITE ANSWERS
MARKET'S PRAYERS
Leamington’s troubled market has
probably been saved after a change of location. Traders had to
be turned away from the new site which saw a full house for
the first time in years on Friday. MORE
[16 AUG 00] KENILWORTH'S CHRISTMAS SET
IN THE DARK AGES?
The lights could be going out in
Kenilworth, as there has been a lack of support for the town’s
festive illuminations display. MORE
[15 AUG 00] LEAMINGTON'S SEVEN-DAY
SHOPPING EXPERIENCE
The main road through Leamington will be closed in a series of
experiments to see if Sunday shopping will take off in the
town. MORE
[10 AUG 00] KENILWORTH MARKET SETS UP
STALL IN NEW HOME
Kenilworth’s weekly market has been out
on public view for the first time today. The Thursday retail
market was installed at the front of the Abbey End shops
today. MORE
[09 AUG 00] LOTS OF INTEREST IN
LEAMINGTON CREDIT UNION
A credit union is being launched in Leamington on Monday,
and the scheme is likely to extend to Warwick and Kenilworth
in the next three years. MORE
[07 AUG 00] FLOODING CHAOS - STILL NO
ACTION ONE YEAR ON
Residents are still waiting for action on flood-alleviation
schemes in Kenilworth, a year after floods devastated the
town. MORE
[07 AUG 00] NOT A SMOOTH START FOR
GROOVY BALL FACELIFT
The revamped Abbey Court will be unofficially unveiled on
Thursday, after a series of high-profile glitches at the
Kenilworth site. MORE
[02 AUG 00] £3 MILLION FLOWS TO HELP
VILLAGES
Millions of pounds will be pumped into south Warwickshire
to combat rural deprivation. MORE
[31 JUL 00] NEW VENUE FOR FLOOD
VICTIM'S RESTAURANT
Margaret Constable has enjoyed two years
off work, but is putting her pinny back on this weekend to go
back into catering in a Leamington park. MORE
[28 JUL 00] WEATHERMEN COULD COME TO
LEAM
The Met Office is eying a £100 million
move to Leamington, but the question is whether there is room
in the town. MORE
[20 JUL 00] LAST CHANCE FOR
LEAMINGTON'S AILING MARKET
A new location for
Leamington’s market could prove to be its final chance.
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[11 JUL 00] FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF ROYAL
REOPENING
Half a million people have visited the attractions at
Leamington’s historic Pump Rooms in the year since it
reopened. MORE
[30 JUN 00] IS KENILWORTH READY FOR
EURO INVASION?
Workmen are rushing to finish off work at Abbey End in
Kenilworth, ready for a Continental Market next weekend. MORE
[14 JUN 00] FARMERS COME TO MARKET IN
LEAMINGTON
Another effort at holding a farmers’
market in Leamington is to be held next week to try and bring
life back to the old town. MORE
[08 JUN 00] PARLIAMENT PIECE BECOMES
NATURE RESERVE
A new chapter in the history of a
Kenilworth park has been opened with an agreement over how it
should be managed. MORE
[18 MAY 00] CRIME INITIATIVE TO BOOST
LEAMINGTON SHOPPING
Businesses in Leamington are hoping to
pick up a national award for making the town centre a safer
place to visit. MORE
[06 APR 00] WARWICK TO GET TASTE OF
EUROPE
Traders from Europe will flock to Warwick to bring a
taste of the continent to a special market next week.
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