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Gyratory Railings – Update - Sign the petition
A petition to replace the railings along the gyratory has now been launched by Ruth Bemrose, Secretary to the Church Council on behalf of Rugby Methodist Church Centre.
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UKIP lose deposit in Rugby election
Sixth formers at Rugby High School for Girls held a mock election today (10 March 2015) and UKIP lost their deposit.
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Ed Goncalves to fight for Rugby (March 10)
Introduction to Ed who is standing for the Liberal Democrats in our area.
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Rugby Borough Council Cabinet – Monday 9 March 2015
Rugby Borough Council's cabinet (see http://rugby.lib.dm/a0Rfg ) have 178 pages of reports to wade through at their meeting this evening. On past performance they will probably deal with them at the…
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Hard work brings Coton Park Neighbourhood Plan closer
Today's meeting of Rugby's Cabinet has two items relating to Neighbourhood plans.
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Three months later task group echoes Roodhouse’s conclusion on Rugby First (BID)
Three months ago Cllr Jerry Roodhouse (Lib Dem, Paddox) created a bit of a storm locally when he suggested that Rugby First, the company that runs Rugby's Business Improvement District (BID) lacked…
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Marion Nash to fight for Rokeby & Overslade this May
Cllr Bill Lewis is backing Marion Nash to join him on Rugby Borough Council representing the Rokeby & Overslade ward. Bill says "I have been looking for someone with energy and passion who I…
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Another century for team Nash ...
A further 100 people signed the petition against the development of Ashlawn Road this week. This brings the total number of signatures to 800. Cllr Lewis is collecting the signatures in his personal…
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Planning Officers now recommending approval of Ridgeway Farm development off Ashlawn Road
Warwickshire County Council has withdrawn its objection to the planning proposal for 85 to 100 houses off Ashlawn Road on the Ridgeway Farm site - see http://rugby.lib.dm/a5Q7h. It is difficult to…
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First Thursday - on the town tonight (5 March)
Members of the Liberal Democrat group on Rugby Borough Council, Cllr Bill Lewis (Rokeby & Overslade), Neil Sandison (Eastlands) and Noreen New (Paddox) support the First Thursday initiative.