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Medieval remains were discovered at the Abbey Fields site in Kenilworth.

Members of Warwick District Councils Cabinet met on Thursday (November 2) to consider whether to approve revised plans for the pool project - which could cost tax payers an additional £7. 9million - a

A council says costs to develop the Abbey Fields site rose after medieval remains were found.

Members of Warwick District Councils Cabinet will meet on Thursday November 2 to consider whether to give the go-ahead to revised plans for the pool project - which could cost tax payers an additiona

Young Victorian harness racing caller Luke Humphries didn’t know which way to look when the runners hit the finish line in the second leg of the quaddie at Charlton on Monday afternoon (Oct 9). In the shadows of the post in the second division of the TAB Pace, there was four definite chances as they

More than 1,000 residents - including dozens of school children - took up the opportunity to see the remains discovered during the swimming pool redevelopment scheme before they are covered up again.

The revelation was made at a meeting to update residents on the revised plans for the pool since the ancient remains - consisting of at least five buildings dating back to the 13th century - were foun

Warwick District Council carried out a review of its first participation in national campaign suspending grass cutting for a month at a key time for the nurturing of plants and insects.

The public will be able to view the meeting, being held on Wednesday (September 27) at St Nicholas Church in Kenilworth, via livestream at home.

The project has been put on hold since the discovery of extensive unrecorded medieval remains on the site at Abbey Fields.