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  • New burial ground could be built in town

    Dan Santy 02/07

    A GROUP has been set up to look into the possibility of building a new crematorium and burial ground somewhere in Rugby. The borough council's corporate performance committee has set up the task group to investigate the feasibility of the project in the face of an increasing population, a decreasing amount of burial space and demand from funeral directors and faith groups wanting a nearby facility for cremations. Committee chairman Coun Jim Shera said: "The ...»

  • 02/07 News

    Waste smell is hitting workers

    WORKERS on an industrial estate near Rugby’s waste ...

  • 02/07 News

    Villagers win reprieve in new houses battle

    VILLAGERS in Newton look set to have won ...

  • 02/07 News

    School reopens after outbreak

    BILTON Grange School reopened this week after an ...

  • 02/07 News

    Tesco now set to grow

    TESCO’s multi-million pound Leicester Road store expansion looks ...

  • Sport
  • Brilliant Rugby stun leaders

    Rugby Lutt Sport 01/07

    CHARLIE Robards’ half-century helped Rugby record a superb six-wicket victory against previously unbeaten Warwickshire League Division Two leaders Lyndworth on Saturday. The late arrival of Lyndworth allowed Rugby skipper Steve Hurt to put the opposition into bat and Alan Milsom and Matt Ewer extracted movement from the new ball in the air and off the wicket as the game began in humid conditions. Despite playing and missing on a number of occasions, Lyndworth’s openers also ...»

  • 01/07 Sport

    Retirement woe for duo

    RUGBY duo Alan Abbey and Joe Abernethy continue ...

  • 01/07 Sport

    Leaders ease past Radway

    BRAUNSTON Paddox remain in control at the top ...

  • 01/07 Sport

    Town discover cup opponents

    RUGBY Town have been handed home draws in ...

  • 01/07 Sport

    Hughes shines as Stockton advance

    A DEFIANT innings from Michael Hughes helped Stockton ...

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  • Editor's Comment

    THE BARN owls discovered at a Rugby farm are testament to the hard work and devotion with which our farmers treat the countryside where they live and work. We could ... more»

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