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A TRIP to the top of the CEMEX tower, a guided tour of Rugby's own gin distillery and a special invite to the Mayor of Rugby's parlour all feature in this year's free Heritage Open Days programme.

THE Mayor of Rugby joined residents at Millennium Green for the Benn Ward Community Fun Day.

Businesses in Rugby town centre are being invited to take part in a series of workshops to discuss the challenges they face and the support they need.

JUDGES have visited Rugby to tour the borough's bid for Britain in Bloom glory

Three political group leaders on Rugby Borough Council have written jointly to the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government to set out priorities for Rugby as local government reorganisation moves forward.

Rugby Borough Council has agreed a ten-year delivery plan to help bring new life to Rugby town centre.

Rugby Borough Council’s Cabinet has approved a focused transformation programme to make sure key services are ready for the move to a new unitary authority for north and east Warwickshire.

FARMERS in the borough can apply for free trees under a campaign which aims to create new wildlife habitats and support rural landscapes.

Rugby Borough Council has reaffirmed its earlier decision to submit the Borough's Local Plan for independent examination. 

PHILIP Blundell, a Freeman of the Borough and former Mayor of Rugby, has died.

FIVE of Rugby's parks have retained Green Flag Awards, the international benchmark for quality parks and open spaces.

Rugby Borough Council has responded to the government’s announcement that the six councils in Warwickshire are to be replaced by two unitary councils, with one covering the north and east of the county including Rugby and one covering the south and west of the county.

THE Mayor of Rugby has welcomed the launch of a new organisation which aims to empower chronically ill, disabled and neurodivergent residents.

North Warwickshire Borough Council, Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council, Rugby Borough Council, Stratford-on-Avon District Council, Warwick District Council and Warwickshire County Council have responded to the Government’s decision to create two unitary councils for Warwickshire.

JUDGES from Heart of England in Bloom have taken a tour of the town, the first step in a bumper blooming year for the borough.

Rugby Borough Council has responded to a Regulator’s report on its response to historic rent compliance issues affecting some council tenancies.

A MEDIEVAL ring discovered in Bourton and Draycote by a metal detectorist has gone on display at Rugby Art Gallery and Museum.

HUNDREDS of runners took part in Sunday's Love Rugby Festival Couch to 5K and family fun run, bringing the curtain down on a fantastic festival fortnight.

THE winning poems from the Love Rugby Festival poetry competition have gone on display at the MOAT Gallery.

Rugby’s Autumn Food and Drink Festival returns to Rugby town centre on Saturday 19 September, from 11am to 5pm.