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Shop that was a âdream come trueâ is to close (opens the original)
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A staple of Stratfordâs high street is closing after 20 years in the town. Daisy Chain on Chapel Street will shut its doors for the final time on Saturday 29 August as owner Coralie Keech looks to spend more time with family. The stationery and gift shop, which stocks luxury labels like Liberty, Jellycat and Caroline Gardner, will remain open through its website. Coralie, who lives in Stratford, said: âMy inspiration for Daisy Chain came from a love of all things stationery and the joy of pr
Fun event with a serious message (opens the original)
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It might have been fun on the climbing wall and in the mobile cave, but the Stratford Police Engagement Day on Saturday also had a serious message for youngsters: donât mess around in buildings. To help get that message across, the Stratford Neighbourhood Team gave people the opportunity to climb and burrow in a safe and controlled environment at the event in Waterside. PCSO Alfie Withers said afterwards: âIt was great to see so many people getting involved, testing their skills, and discove
Warwickshireâs electric vehicle charging network to get £18 million boost (opens the original)
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More than £18 million is to be invested in adding to Warwickshireâs electric vehicle (EV) charging network. The county council said it had secured a contract to unlock £3.295m from the Department for Transport while around £15m is also being invested by the private sector. The agreement will see EZO install at least 73 rapid charge point sockets, while Connected Kerb will provide 2,100 additional lower-powered charge point sockets. Cllr Stephen Shaw, WCCâs portfolio holder for transport a
Lowsonford and Rowington District Village Show marks 80th anniversary in style (opens the original)
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The Lowsonford and Rowington District Village Show celebrated its 80th anniversary with a day of competition, entertainment and exhibitions at Shakespeare Hall, Rowington, on Saturday. Organised by the Lowsonford, Rowington and District Horticultural Association, the annual event adopted a special âDig for Victoryâ theme in recognition of the first show, which was staged in the aftermath of the Second World War to help boost morale and bring local people together. Visitors packed the showgro
âFrom my perspective Bidford is the poster child for everything thatâs wrong with this planâ (opens the original)
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There was a unanimous show of support when Bidford Parish Council proposed using £50,000 to seek legal advice about challenging the South Warwickshire Local Plan. Around 200 people crammed into the Crawford Memorial Hall for a public meeting at which they felt they were left with little choice â their village is set for a deluge of new homes, should the Local Plan pass muster with the planning inspectorate. While the proposed number of new homes has fallen from 3,120 to 2,225, the scale of th
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