Police have withdrawn their objections to the cafe in a former estate agent premises after an additional request for live music was abandoned

'Serious failings' were found during an inspection of the council's housing stock

It asks for permission to sell alcohol and to host entertainment

Eastern Star on Ansty Road in Wyken received a one-star food hygiene rating in June after inspectors found mould, spiders in food preparation areas, dirty wiping cloths, blocked handwashing facilities and a rodent-sized gap beneath the rear door, amo...

Planning applications have now been officially submitted

The "broken market" for external placements offering children's care has been branded a "disgrace"

A diversion route is in place for drivers tonight

The traffic-clogged junction is being upgraded

They want to stop the spread of any infection

Locals staged a demonstration over the proposal in Higham Lane

Motorists in the town with England's biggest fuel price gap have spoken of their anger at being forced to pay up to £19.50 extra to fill up in what they're calling a "petrol pump postcode lottery" — with Rugby petrol prices ranging from ...

Warwickshire County Council's transport and planning portfolio holder Stephen Shaw has proposed using Cape Road car park in Warwick for affordable housing, amid debate over the future of the derelict Barrack Street offices.

A petition with 63 signatures requested the removal of the mini-roundabout at the junction of Lower Eastern Green Lane and Parkhill Drive, within the Woodlands ward

It comes as an operation was staged to stop them in their tracks

The Guardian Taskforce were out on patrol across the area

Coventry's historic pub scene is facing significant change as venues including the Town Wall Tavern and The Phoenix close or change hands, with campaigners warning of a 'dire situation' driven by rising costs, post-pandemic shifts in habits, and ongo...

The Ivy Stratford-upon-Avon Brasserie has opened at 33–35 High Street, Warwickshire, with dining space for 166 guests, a bar, terrace and Shakespeare-inspired wallpaper.

Gary Brailey, 46, of Meriden, admitted stealing chocolates from One Stop in Marston Green and was ordered to pay a £40 fine, a £16 surcharge and £85 in prosecution costs – £141 in total.

The government has revealed the report today

It was supposed to be launched next month

The huge ride attracts bikers from across the country

The Grade II listed indoor market is set to get a make-over

An initiative has uncovered 270 discrepancies including parking permits and Blue Badges still being active despite the applicant being dead

The site that sits on the edge of Coventry is one of the plants to see some of the huge spend

Nearby residents are already worried about the scheme which will be two and a half times the size of Finham and has already caused anger with a new bus gate