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- Sep 30, 2026
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Tribute paid to stalwart musician (opens the original)
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TRIBUTE has been paid to a stalwart of the Coventry and Warwickshire music scene. Adam Jurewicz, who was born in Poland but had lived in Leamington for more than 15 years, passed away on Saturday September 26. Friend and fellow musician Kiril Georgiev, who performed with Adam as a member of the Lot Lorien Duo, said: âAdam was an exceptional guitarist, composer, teacher and producer whose playing enriched the lives of so many. âHe was a very highly regarded musician, and in addition to his so
Supporters rally round to back new Sky Blues book (opens the original)
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COVENTRY Cityâs triumphant Championship title winning campaign is charted in a new book after supporters raised almost £6,000 to back the project. âIt Never Happens For People Like Usâ â a title based on a lyric by city band The Enemy â has been penned by former Observer journalist Kevin Unitt. The life-long Sky Blues fan, who now lives in Loch Lomond in Scotland and works as a park ranger, was inspired by the clubâs improved fortunes in recent times, often spending his now 11-hour
Keeping tabs on Warwickshire’s movements (opens the original)
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RESIDENTS can take a closer look at how Warwickshire is kept moving. Warwickshire County Council has published its newly updated Local Highways Maintenance Transparency Report, allowing residents and businesses to see how the countyâs transport network is maintained, managed, and funded. âEvery day, Warwickshireâs highways network helps people travel to work, school, healthcare services, and leisure destinations. The new report highlights the scale of the maintenance work required across t
Compensation call after Government council shake-up u-turn (opens the original)
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A CALL is being made for compensation after plans for re-organising local government in Warwickshire were put on hold. Warwick District Council’s ruling cabinet is set to consider a motion demanding the Labour Government reimburse the authority for costs already incurred in preparation for the major planned change. The Government approved a plan just two months ago which would have seen the countyâs existing six councils abolished by 2028, and replaced by two larger single-tier authorities â
Safety concerns see trees felled at athletics track (opens the original)
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UNSAFE trees are being removed works at Leamington’s Edmondscote Athletics Track. The 19 poplars are being felled or cut back due to their location bordering the sports facilities used on a daily basis by both adults and children. Over the past few months, the trees have been monitored by Warwick District Council’s forestry team which discovered a disease which affected several trees felled in February 2025 had spread through the root system to many of the remaining trees. WDC nieghbourhood spok
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