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Authorities "fully engaged" with Bilton School to move travellers from playing fields

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'Shop Well For Less' is looking for families in Warwickshire to join the new series. Photo supplied.

TV show ‘Shop Well For Less?’ looking for Warwickshire families to join new series

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Badgers near Rugby given jabs to stop bovine TB

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90-year-old Rugby care home resident meets an elephant for the first time

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Watch: Driver from Rugby who smashed through M6 toll barrier in stolen car is jailed

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Badgers at a site near Rugby given jabs to stop bovine TB

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Plans revealed for Rugby's 'Mr Kipling' roundabout

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Rugby nurse nominated for prestigious national award

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Author asks Rugbeians to come forward with their ghost sightings

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Rugby Borough ready to start the new season

FOOTBALL: Winning start to higher division for Rugby Borough

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BOWLS: Friendship Cup goes right to the wire, decided on shots difference

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Warwickshire's highest winning rink against Berkshire - Joy Cooke, Mo Yeomans, Gill Maund and Heather Mills

BOWLS: Friendly win over Berkshire for County ladies

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Rugby Town Ladies and Oadby & Wigston raised �175 for the air ambulance with their third annual charity fixture

FOOTBALL: First warm-up for Rugby Town Ladies with charity game for air ambulance

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RUGBY TOWN: Another hat-trick for Johnson in victory over Boston

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MOTORSPORT: Cossar narrowly misses out on sixth title

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BOWLS: Victory for County ladies in final Middle England League game

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RUGBY TOWN: Manager Adams satisfied with season’s solid start

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Sean Paul. Picture: David Jackson

Sean Paul's spectacular show thrills fans in Coventry

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The best looking Madden yet but this year's iteration take the franchise on?

Console Corner: Madden NFL 19 review

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David Troughton and Beth Cordingly as Sir John Falstaff and Mistress Ford. Picture: Manuel Harlan

The Bard goes to Brentwood in RSC's TOWIE-style Merry Wives of Windsor

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Newbold CC 2nd XI in June 1993

LOOKING BACK - August 16, 2018 edition

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From the Advertiser archives - August 16, 2018 edition

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Thomas Cook have offered compensation

British grandmother says her holiday to Benidorm was ruined by ‘too many Spanish people’

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