Thursday 17 May 2012

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community development officer Paul Longhurst and Alison Thompson in Bermuda Village

Paul wants Bermuda people to speak up

PEOPLE in a former tightly knit mining community are to have a say on future plans for the area. A brand new community and sports centre is due to open at Bermuda Village next spring. But the opinions

MP continues campaign for fast off-peak services

Marcus Jones MP with Justine Greening discussing fast off-peak train services

NUNEATON'S Member of Parliament is continuing his fight to improve rail services in the town. Marcus Jones has met with Transport Secretary, Justine Greening MP, to highlight the case for the town to

His Grace to visit school

The Archbishop of Canterbury

THE LEADER of the Church of England is to come to Nuneaton to worship and meet the people as part of a three day tour. Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, is to arrive in the region at the

Consultation 'runs risk of minimum response'

George Eliot Hospital

A REVIEW into care at the George Eliot Hospital has again been labelled a 'shambolic mess' by an anti cuts campaigner. Borough and county councillor Barry Longden has slammed the consultation into

'Lung' gauntlet is thrown down

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THE MAN who spearheaded the biggest countryside protest in the history of the borough has thrown down another gauntlet. Karl Mayer has challenged the two MPs and council leaders to untangle all of the

Hundreds of veterans have been helped at local Contact Point

volunteers from The Royal British Legion and the Veterans Contact Point in the Ropewalk Shopping Centre, Nuneaton

VOLUNTEERS at a unique organisation which was formed to offer help to Ex Servicemen and women are celebrating a successful year. The Veterans Contact Point at Nuneaton Town Hall has offered assistance

New unit stamping out arson

Small Fire Unit launch in April 2012 with Les Moore, Roly Bayley, Cllr Richard Hobbs and Graeme Smith

DERELICT homes on a Nuneaton estate are being demolished ahead of schedule to put a stop to arson attacks. The 12 properties on Camp Hill have been the victim of fire-starters targeting the area,

Police arrest woman for attempted murder

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POLICE have arrested a woman on suspicion of attempted murder in a North Warwickshire town. A 47-year-old woman has been taken into custody by officers after an incident in Polesworth in which a man

Countryside battlers to honour the Queen

SWORD committee

CAMPAIGNERS fighting to protect Nuneaton countryside are to honour the Queen. SWORD, Save Weddington: Oppose the Residential Development, are to hold a fun-packed party at Weddington Social Club to

Gardeners warned after allotment attack

Bowling Green Lane Allotments in Bedworth

GARDENERS have been urged to be on the lookout for cut price tools that may have been stolen from an allotment plot. Equipment has been stolen from Bowling Green Lane Allotments in Bedworth. The

Hands on approach to cutting infections

George Eliot Hospital staff during Global Hand Hygiene Day

HOSPITAL staff were out in force to encourage everyone to keep up the good work in the fight against infections. The workers from George Eliot Hospital's Infection Prevention Team took part in a high

Metal thieves strike at town's bowling club

Bedworth Bowling Club

A LEADING county county councillor has demanded action to combat a crime he said is reaching `epidemic' levels. Richard Chattaway challenged the powers-that-be to `cut out the rhetoric and act.' His

Dangerous alarms taken off sale after fault found

Silent carbon monoxide alarms are being withdrawn from sale

HOUSEHOLDERS are being warned that lifesaving devices might not be what they are cracked up to be. Trading Standards officers say that some carbon monoxide alarms they tested that were obtained from

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Figures show fall in railway crimes

Crime on Britain's railways has fallen for the eighth successive year, according to statistics.

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Sacked Dalglish backs owners

Sacked Dalglish backs owners

Sacked Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish has given his backing to owners Fenway Sports Group.

Strauss 'not losing taste for captaincy'

Strauss 'not losing taste for captaincy'

Andrew Strauss insists he is "not even close" to thinking he has had enough of the England captaincy, despite his long and vain search for his 20th Test century.

British duo strike gold in Eindhoven

British duo strike gold in Eindhoven

Tonia Couch and Sarah Barrow ended Great Britain's 74-year wait for a female European Diving Championships title in Eindhoven.

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