Warwickshire County Council
We provide a range of social networking sites and services. The following list provides information about our official social networking sites and presences. If you have any queries about the use of our online services or wish to report any concerns, please contact webmaster@warwickshire.gov.uk.
If you find any other social networking sites or presences which may claim to be provided by Warwickshire County Council, which do not appear on this page, they are not an officially approved council site and should not be taken to be representative of the council.
Our social media presences
Warwickshire County Council news – daily press releases, photographs and short videos about news in Warwickshire.
Fire and Rescue – the official Twitter site for all Warwickshire Fire and Rescue Service news.
Warwickshire County Council jobs – latest job vacancies.
Country Parks – news and events for our country parks across the county.
Warwickshire Trading Standards – advice, information and updates on fair trading, safety, under aged sales and animal health.
School Closure alerts – our twitter feed for school closure alerts.
Warwickshire County Council procurement – alerts and updates about new contracts and tendering opportunities relating to Warwickshire County Council.
Warwickshire Family Information – information updates from Warwickshire family services about things happening around the county, news, support and resources for families.
Warwickshire Working Together – co-production and news on the Special Educational Needs and Disabilities Programme.
Bus Services – Warwickshire school and public bus information and updates.
Warwickshire Museum Service – updates on Warwickshire’s Museum Services from Oisin, a Giant Irish Deer who lives in the Warwick Market Hall Museum.
Libraries – news and events from Warwickshire Libraries, across the county.
Information for schools – all the latest on schools and education information in Warwickshire, mainly aimed at teachers and schools
Recycle for Warwickshire – news and suggestions about what we can recycle.
Pupil and Student Services – admissions, free school meals and school transport.
Warwickshire Democracy – Twitter feed for the Warwickshire Democracy.
Rugby Communities – Information on the Rugby Area Team
Warwickshire News – latest press releases from the Warwickshire News Team.
Warwickshire Library and Information Service – helping you to find books, events and information in libraries near you.
Warwickshire County Council jobs – latest job vacancies.
Warwickshire Museum – celebrating the archaeology, natural history, geology and social history of Warwickshire.
Stratford park and ride – the Stratford park and ride has free parking all day with buses every 10-15 minutes which go directly to Stratford Town Centre.
County Music Service – we provide lots of opportunities for young people to come together and make music at our music centres by providing a whole range of activities such as bands, choirs and orchestras.
Family Information – discussions topics and information updates from our family services about things happening around the county, news, support and resources for families.
Warwickshire Working Together – co-production and news on the Special Educational Needs and Disabilities Programme.
Recycle for Warwickshire Warwickshire recycling News.
Rugby Communities – Information on the Rugby Area Team
YouTube
YouTube Channel for Warwickshire County Council – online videos produced by or for the council are available through the council’s YouTube channel.
Social networking policy and advice
The growth of social networking services, such as blogs, discussion forums and wikis, is changing the way that public services think about engaging with citizens online.
It is important that where the council provides or is involved in social networking services, we act professionally and responsibly.
The following policies set out how all council representatives will be expected act when using social networking services. The policies also set out how the council will act responsibly to promote the safety of everyone who uses social networking services as part of a council service.
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