The 4th of August 2014 marks the 100th anniversary of the day Britain entered one of the costliest conflicts in history - the First World War which ended on the 11th of November 1918, Armistice Day.
Liberal Democrats in government are putting £200 million into fixing Britain's potholes.
Tim Douglas continues to follow up the issues that Hillmorton residents raise, especially concerning the availability of low floor buses.
The Liberal Democrats in government are giving pensioners the freedom to access and control their pensions.
The Pleasance pedestrian area next to Trinity Park and the former council toilet block on Church Street has fallen into significant disrepair.
Cllr Noreen New (Paddox Ward) called on Rugby Borough Council to take more action over dog mess.
To The Editor. Rugby Advertiser and Rugby Observer
The Liberal Democrat Group on Warwickshire County Council has voted this evening to support a compromise budget put forward by the minority Conservative administration, after winning major…
HARCA (Hillside and Rokeby Community Association) invites you to a PUBLIC MEETING for an open discussion on a proposed housing development near Hillside Wednesday 12th February 2014 at 7pm at Rokeby…
Bill Lewis To the Editor of the Rugby Advertiser Published on 06 February 2014 Dear Sir, The report in last week's Advertiser clearly shows that there is very strong public opposition to…