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Thu 11th Mar 2010:

Campaigners want Warwick car park open to the public.

Pressure is mounting for a major car park in Warwick town centre to be open to the public all week.

Viv turns Hatton B&B into a haven from the bullies.

A Hatton woman has transformed her home into a haven for bullied children.

New £15 billion rail link to run through Warwickshire.

Details of a new 250mph rail link through Warwickshire have been announced.

Thu 4th Mar 2010:

Greater local power after Warwick Hospital gains foundation trust status.

Warwick Hospital will have more protection against having its services centralised after gaining foundation trust status.

Warwick scout group could be made homeless.

A 50-year-old Warwick Scout group may have to close if members cannot find a new meeting place before the summer.

Thu 25th Feb 2010:

Robbers tie up Warwick shop worker in armed robbery.

Armed raiders tied up and threatened a shop assistant during a robbery in Warwick on Wednesday.

Warwick district's council tax rise above the national average.

Households in Warwick district will pay an extra 2.5 per cent on their council tax bill towards services including refuse collection, car parking and social housing.

Thu 18th Feb 2010:

Warwick drug dealer hid heroin between his buttocks.

A Warwick drug dealer who supplied heroin and crack cocaine to an undercover police officer while he was already on bail has been jailed for five years.

Sat 20th Feb 2010:

Dealers peddled drugs in Leamington park and outside a primary school.

Two people who played "an essential role" in a sophisticated drug dealing network in Leamington have been jailed for six years.

Thu 18th Feb 2010:

Warwick could be spreading north.

Land near Warwick's Woodloes Park estate has been earmarked as a potential site for some of the thousands of new homes planned for the district.

Thu 11th Feb 2010:

'We're going nowhere' say Warwick firefighters.

Warwick firefighters believe the town's station will stay open despite a "stressful" and "disruptive" few months.

Thu 28th Jan 2010:

Warwick horse riders' map idea wins praise in Dragons Den event.

A love of horses and riding helped a Stoneleigh charity worker make it to the final of a national business competition.

For Sale: Medieval gatehouse in Warwick town centre - but what should it be used for?

Residents will have the chance to own a piece of Warwick history when one of the town's oldest buildings goes to auction this spring.

Fri 29th Jan 2010:

Fire chief's opposition to station closure plan revealed.

A senior fire officer believes plans to close Warwick Fire Station could put residents at risk.

Thu 28th Jan 2010:

Jealous Warwick lover jailed for wounding.

A Warwick man who hit his ex-girlfriend with a wine glass after accusing her of having an affair with her lodger has been jailed for 12 months.

Sun 24th Jan 2010:

Warwickshire fire chief recruits again as cutbacks remain on hold.

Warwickshire's Fire and Rescue Service will continue to take on new recruits despite delaying its decision on whether to close stations.

Sat 23rd Jan 2010:

X Factor finalists to play at Warwick Castle.

X Factor finalists JLS will be heading to Warwick Castle this summer for outdoor concert.

Thu 21st Jan 2010:

Going nowhere - is Warwick station in terminal decline?

Locked toilets, broken ticket machines and a rarely staffed office - these are just some of the problems facing passengers using Warwick station.

Ten per cent budget cut will mean fewer police officers in Warwickshire.

Warwickshire Police will make cutbacks in officer numbers in a bid to achieve savings of almost £11 million during the next three years.

Rare bittern spotted on Warwick rooftop.

Resident Linda Radley took this photograph of a rare bird after she spotted it perched on a Warwick roof top.

Thu 14th Jan 2010:

'Use it or lose it' warns Hatton shopkeeper.

Residents living on a large housing estate near Warwick are being asked to spend £3 a week to save their local shop.

Thief who drove car at police in Warwick faces jail term.

A thief who drove his getaway car into police officers is facing a prison sentence.

Sun 10th Jan 2010:

The unknown footballing legend who lived out his days in Warwick.

In Italy he is a sporting legend and the man who defined the role of a football manager, but former Warwick man William Garbutt is almost unknown in his home country.

Thu 7th Jan 2010:

Peace at last for Warwick people close to new bypass.

Residents of a Warwick estate have been told soundproof barriers will be installed between them and a busy road near their homes.

Tue 29th Dec 2009:

Horrific attack on Warwick man part of 'drunken horseplay'.

A young Warwick man ended a sadistic drunken attack on a friend by biting off a chunk of his nose and chewing it before spitting it out onto the ground.

Warwickshire has grit, but exercise caution, drivers warned.

Warwickshire has more than two months' supply of grit to cover icy roads, but drivers should still be careful in freezing conditions.

Thu 24th Dec 2009:

Witness appeal after people carrier crashes off road near Balsall Common.

Two men suffered serious injuries after a people carrier crashed through a wall following a collision near Balsall Common.

Fri 11th Dec 2009:

Warwick shopkeepers appeal to police after string of break-ins.

Warwick shopkeepers are calling for more police patrols in the town centre after eight break-ins in recent weeks.

Former engineer has fears for Warwick's 'gem' bridge.

A retired engineer fears a famous Warwick bridge may collapse under the strain of daily traffic.

Tiny scissors are an auction snip at £149.

They may be smaller than a penny but these scissors sold for £149 at a Warwick auction.

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