- Primary pupils 'not toilet trained'
- Chain chips in to save restaurant
- Queen celebrates with communities
- Time pressure hits parent homework
- 'Lack of evidence' over Milly leak
- Mail editor knew of detective work
- Preacher Qatada 'freed within days'
- Hague condemns 'unacceptable' Syria
- Racist emails sent to archbishop
- 'Positivity' led to lottery win
- Warning on jobless youth 'timebomb'
- Military wife choir raises £500,000
- I am feeling fabulous, says Holden
- Davey hails UK on energy efficiency
- Capello criticises Terry decision
- Miliband to stay on back benches
- Scroungers rhetoric 'fuels abuse'
- Scrap tax relief on top pay: TUC
- Labour attacks Health Bill costs
- Diabetes 'raises birth defect risk'
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Rugby MP Mark Pawsey calls on Government to look into the costs of closing down Myson House
QUESTIONS have been raised about the costs of closing down an office block in Rugby.
New e-cigarette shop opened in Rugby
A REVOLUTIONARY new shops, which is the first of its kind in the UK, has opened in Regent Street.
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BREAKING NEWS: Rugby’s Mark Beach named as the new Dean for Rochester Cathedral
TOWN Reverend Mark Beach will be leaving Rugby, it has been announced.
A wintry weekend in Rugby
RUGBY woke up to a thick blanket of snow across the town on Sunday morning after the white stuff began to fall on Saturday afternoon.
Pizza takeaway is coming to Regent Street
THE opening of pizza takeaway outlet in Rugby town centre could create 17 new jobs.
Features
Fundraiser Janet is one in a million
MEET Janet Haynes MBE - the woman who was dedicated her life to helping others .
Computer lessons rebooted for 21st century
IT’S A subject you’d expect all children to find fascinating.
Losing weight army-style did it for Chanel
PEOPLE are seeing a lot less of super-slimmer Chanel Nickols.
RUGBY ADVERTISER STAMP APPEAL: Huge hoard of stamps adds to collection
A STAMP enthusiast who has been collecting since he was a young boy is the latest donor to help our Stamp Appeal.
Business
Club snookered after 74 years in High Street
“CRIPPLING” rent and utility costs are the reasons behind the closure of Rugby Snooker Club after 74 years.
We’re trying hard, but the town centre has to change
RUGBY’S leading business and political figures have a clear message on the state of the town centre - there’s only so much they can do.
New blows for shoppers as high street gloom deepens
MORE doom and gloom has descended on Rugby town centre this week with redevelopment plans taking a knock back and another retailer going into administration.
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La Senza and Dorothy Perkins move out of Rugby - but who’s coming?
TWO major high street names shut up shop in Rugby this week.
Rugby Cemex told not to repeat ‘misleading’ emissions ad
A CEMEX advert about emissions at its Rugby plant has been described as ‘misleading’ by the Advertising Standards Authority.
Regional
Man released in woman's death probe
A man arrested in connection with the death of a 37-year-old woman in Birmingham has been released without charge, police have said.
Incentive and an 'Arf for runners
Runners taking part in this year's Potters 'Arf in Stoke-on-Trent are being encouraged to raise funds for Caudwell Children which is putting adrenaline-filled prizes up for grabs.
Man arrested over teacher murder
A man has been arrested in connection with the murder of a retired schoolteacher.
Travel warnings as snow blankets UK
The West Midlands has woken up to a blanket of snow after the big freeze brought dumps of up to 16cm, grounded planes and caused road and rail disruption.
'Positivity' led to lottery win
A West Midlands couple have said positive thinking helped them to win a lottery jackpot of more than £2 million.
National
Primary pupils 'not toilet trained'
Rising numbers of children are starting school without being toilet trained, a survey of teachers has suggested.
Chain chips in to save restaurant
A fish and chip chain has said it would save the original Harry Ramsden's restaurant with a £500,000 investment.
Queen celebrates with communities
The Queen has celebrated her Diamond Jubilee with the people of Norfolk - a simple visit to mark a momentous event.
Time pressure hits parent homework
Almost three in five parents spend less than 10 minutes a day helping their children with homework, a survey claims.
'Lack of evidence' over Milly leak
Allegations that a Surrey police officer gave information to journalists during the investigation into the disappearance of Milly Dowler in 2002 are not supported by any "substantive or factual evidence", The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) has said.
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Monday 06 February 2012
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