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Warwickshire County Council supports Sexual Health Awareness Week 2025
Warwickshire County Council and partners are sharing social media messages and advice around sexual health, in line with this year’s Sexual Health Awareness Week (15 September – 21 September).
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Have your say on Council's budget priorities
Warwickshire County Council wants to hear from anyone who lives, works or studies in the county as it starts to plan its budget for 2026/27 and medium-term financial strategy to 2031.
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Starting a conversation about suicide and suicidal thoughts – World Suicide Prevention Day 2025
Coventry and Warwickshire Integrated Care System (ICS) is encouraging people to open up conversations about mental health and suicidal thoughts, if they suspect someone is struggling.
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Warwickshire residents are invited to attend free Kind Communities - Kind Food events
There are Kind Communities - Kind Food events taking place across Warwickshire Between September 2025 and March 2026.
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Warwickshire celebrates Tour of Britain with thousands lining the streets
Warwickshire shone on the international stage on Friday 5 September when it welcomed the Lloyds Tour of Britain Men Stage 4
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Council Announces New Single-Provider Model for SEND Mediation Services
Warwickshire County Council is transforming the way families access support during the SEND appeals process with the launch of a new, single-provider mediation service from September 2025.
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Warwickshire County Council Pays Tribute to The Duchess of Kent
Warwickshire County Council is deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Kent.
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Improve the gas safety of your home this Gas Safety Week
Faulty or improperly maintained gas appliances can be incredibly dangerous, causing potentially deadly gas leaks, explosions, fires, and Carbon Monoxide poisoning.
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Warwickshire County Council Cabinet returns with a packed agenda focused on performance, finances, and community wellbeing
Find out what was discussed during the latest meeting of Warwickshire County Council's Cabinet.
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Early years and resourced provision places given boost by £680,000 funding
WCC Cabinet has approved a significant investment of £680, 000 in the Education Capital Programme to address the increasing demand for specialist provision and early years places across the county.