Richard Howarth
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Call for action on burglaries as Warwickshire given unwanted record (opens the original)
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A nationwide analysis of burglary statistics has given Warwickshire an unwanted record of being the English police force with the lowest rate of burglaries resulting in someone being charged. The damning analysis by the Liberal Democrats looked at Home Office figures for 2025, but while acknowledging the issues raised, the countyâs police and crime commissioner Philip Seccombe said it was a complex picture, there were signs of improvement â and the rate of burglary in the county was lower th
A home of their own⦠Alcester Victoria Silver Bandâs £500,00 appeal (opens the original)
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If thereâs no place like home â then a much-loved band is hoping to get a place of its own as it heads towards its 130th birthday next March. Alcester Victoria Silver Band is thriving and plays a key part in many of the events that make the town special. And while other outfits faltered or fell by the wayside during Covid, it has seen a surge in membership â encouraging the hope that it can get a permanent base and meet the demand from people wanting to play music. They plan to drive the d
Birmingham Road residents talk crashes, near misses and pedestrians dicing with death (opens the original)
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Crashes; near misses; dangerous manoeuvres; pedestrians dicing with death â residents say thatâs the reality of life on the Birmingham Road in Stratford. They are fuming at the problems caused by the high-profile changes â and frustrated at the county councilâs lack of action to sort things out. Theyâve bombarded the Herald with photos of wrecked vehicles and stories of drivers behaving badly â and their elected representative says she understands why they feel they are not being lis
Human Jukebox Mark halfway to £60,000 Samaritans target (opens the original)
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It promises to be a big night for the Human Jukebox on Saturday as he looks set to hit the halfway mark in a remarkable â and highly personal â fundraising challenge to raise £60,000 for the Samaritans. Mark Pritchard-Jeffs hoped to achieve his #Donate60 target during his 60s but is already closing in on £30,000 â and heâs only 62. His adopted persona as the Human Jukebox has been a big part of that success and heâll be appearing in that guise alongside a number of other well-known m
Alcester Academy judged to be âexceptionalâ and âstrongâ by Ofsted (opens the original)
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The new term has started on the crest of a wave at Alcester Academy after a vote of confidence from Ofsted Ãnspectors. Though they were in town at the tail end of the school year in July with the heatwaves raging, the school made its mark for all the right reasons. Under the new inspection regime a particular highlight was the âexceptionalâ judgement for personal development and wellbeing. Headteacher Sarah Mellors said: âWe are immensely proud of our students, staff, governors and the wh
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