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Residents are urged to continue regular testing as COVID-19 cases rise in Nuneaton
With more positive cases of COVID-19 being recorded in the Nuneaton area, knowing how often and when to take a LFT or PCR test is more important than ever before...
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Go Green by Train in Warwickshire
The Heart of England Community Rail Partnership joins national campaign encouraging people to ‘Go Green by Train’ to help tackle the climate emergency
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Celebrating the best of Warwickshire: The High Sheriff’s Big Bike Ride
High Sheriff of Warwickshire, Lady Min Willoughby de Broke, recently completed a gruelling cycling challenge of over 200 miles across the length and breadth of Warwickshire.
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Support for people thinking about adoption
Adoption Central England (ACE), the regional adoption agency for Coventry, Solihull, Warwickshire, Worcestershire and Herefordshire, is once again celebrating National Adoption Week -18 to 24 October.
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Combined service will help parents fight addiction and keep families together
The Coventry Family Drug and Alcohol Court (FDAC) is launching a partnership with Warwickshire County Council (WCC) to give families an even better service.
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There are caring jobs available across Warwickshire now
More people are needed to look after those in our communities who need additional support.
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Butterfly Effect takes flight at Shire Hall in Warwick
Warwickshire County Council’s Shire Hall will be the location for an incredible light installation next week as The Myton Hospices’ The Butterfly Effect takes flight.
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Take care with candles warn Warwickshire Fire and Rescue Service
Residents are asked to take care when using candles as Warwickshire Fire and Rescue Service joins other fire and rescue services across the country to mark Candle Fire Safety Week (11-17 October)
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Warwickshire roads will be gritted as normal this winter
Warwickshire County Council is reassuring residents that highways across the county will continue to be gritted this winter.
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Don't miss out! Have your say and help make Warwickshire the best it can be
WCC is reviewing its Council Plan to truly reflect the county as we emerge from the pandemic, and ensure it fully understands what is important to the people who live, work and study in Warwickshire.
