News published June 2025
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Everyone Active to run Oakley School Sports Centre
Leisure operator Everyone Active is now managing Oakley School Sports Centre in Warwick district.
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Council carries out inspections of the district's licensed vehicles
Warwick District Council, working in partnership with the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) and Warwickshire Police, recently carried out inspections of the district’s private hire vehicles.
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A Path for our Future survey - thank you
Warwick District Council would like to thank the residents of Kenilworth and users of Abbey Fields for their response to the recent ‘Path for Our Future’ survey.
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Council highlights importance of water safety and learning to swim
This Drowning Prevention Week (14th – 21st June 2025), Warwick District Council is taking active role in the promotion of the lifesaving education which is available locally.
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Message from the Chairman of Warwick District Council regarding the Air India plane crash
Dear Residents of Warwick District,
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New retail space in the Royal Pump Rooms provides opportunities for local artists
Warwick District Council is pleased to announce the formal launch of the retail display area at the Royal Pump Rooms in Leamington Spa.
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Council celebrates success of £400k cultural programme
Warwick District Council is delighted to announce the successful delivery of its UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) Cultural Programme.
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Next chapter for the Stoneleigh Arms
The redevelopment of the former Stoneleigh Arms pub on Clemens Street and the Old School on Court Street, has now been completed, with the buildings handed over to the Council for operation.
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Interactive Futures 2025: Warwickshire’s gaming industry takes centre stage at the Midlands’ premier showcase
The vibrant talent and creativity of Warwickshire’s gaming industry will once again be under the spotlight this summer at the Midlands’ largest gaming showcase.
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Solar mats installed on refuse and recycling vehicles
Solar mats have recently been installed on the Council’s 20 refuse and recycling vehicles, in a move which could reduce carbon emissions by around 1.3 tonnes per vehicle, per year.