News Headlines
Library is based on readers' honesty
BOOK lovers on a massive housing estate are to have their integrity and trustworthiness put to the test. They will soon be using the first community library of its kind in Warwickshire and one of only
In good health for hospital run
GRUELLING training sessions have been held for a team who hope to triumph at a tough challenge that will see them run between two hospitals. Tom Rygielski, Sam Mullaney, Rob Hall and Ricky Lee, will
Goodwill donation on way to Gambia
A MASSIVE container filled with goods is on its way to Africa thanks to generous pupils keen to forge international links. Higham Lane School has partnered with Bansang School in The Gambia as part of
Hospital's superbug record is at an end
AN IMPRESSIVE infection-busting record has come to an end at the George Eliot Hospital. The Nuneaton NHS Trust has had its first case of hospital acquired Methicilin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus
Local Plan must protect green belt
CAMPAIGNERS battling to protect and preserve tracts of Nuneaton and Bedworth countryside have called on the borough council to draw up its blueprint for the future. They fear the floodgates will open
Mothercare goes
JOBS are under threat at a store in Nuneaton town centre which will be cashing up its tills permanently next month. The axe has fallen on the Mothercare shop after it has been announced that it will
Chips off the menu at store
A BEDWORTH shopkeeper has been told he cannot open a fish and chip shop in part of his busy store. Bharwandeep Mushiana had sought permission to use a section of the the ground floor of Drinks Corner,
Game is on rocky ground
ORGANISERS have warned that a North Warwickshire tradition that stretches back into the mists of time is in jeopardy. For more than eight centuries theAtherstone Ball Game, one of the country's most
Open event hopes to compile ideas
BORROWERS are being urged to have their say on the future of the library on the biggest housing estate in the borough. An open event is to be held next month for them to put forward ideas for the
Sports Headlines
Boro youth pair see racism charges dropped but fresh pair suspended
NUNEATON Town youth team players George Washbourne and Lewis Edwards have had a charge they racially abused an opponent dropped. Club secretary Ian Brown told News Sport this was because the
Boro turn to Cartwright after Ward blow
NUNEATON Town look set to bring in Neil Cartwright to solve their ever worsening right-back problem ahead of the visit of Vauxhall Motors tomorrow, kick-off 3pm. Boro had hoped Graham Ward would be
Thomas calling for Knitters to improve away
HINCKLEY United manager Dean Thomas is calling for his side to win at Harrogate Town tomorrow to ease their relegation worries. The Knitters are third from bottom of Blue Square Bet North and Thomas
