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Good to see a bit of praise being handed out: https://rugbyobserver.co.uk/news/warwickshire-independent-businesses-totter-home-with-coveted-awards-49627/

WCC's managed to get £5.5 million to 'improve' bus services. Things will be back to norman once the monsy runs out:...

Cancer.

Double entry.

I heard this briefly mentioned on the radio while I was away this week, and wondered whethet I actually heard it correctly.

It'll be a case of 'Good Riddance' from many of his constituents. I...

Some halfwit(s) has been making a real hash of orginising events in Stratford over the last few years.

Wow. Alcester's usually a really peaceful town.

Bowls is something I've fancied, but will take it up when I have more time in retirement.

Congratulations Leamington!

That's a hell of a stint.

This is a big fad in the corporate world at the minute as part of ESG - Environmental & Social Governance. It's the cause of many a managerial headache.

I'll look into this at the weekend. :)

Labour's done well:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cp9g8k10z7go

https://rugbyobserver.co.uk/news/labour-close-gap-on-tories-at-rugby-borough-council/
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Players.

Six sided.

Wooden.

Number theory.

I voted after all. Use it or lose it!

Voting day, tomorrow. I'm still not sure I'll turn out: https://rugbyobserver.co.uk/news/remember-photo-id-when-heading-to-the-polls-49548/

One for the video game fans: https://stratfordobserver.co.uk/news/biggest-names-in-video-games-coming-together-in-leamington-49517/

Hemorrhoids.

Serial killer.

Raisins.

Insect bite.

God knows where the 10,200 homes for Stratford figure has come from; the population of the district can't be much below 135,000 now, let alone 2040:...