Latest News & Items of Interest

Warwickshire County Council would like to know about your experience of using our public rights of way, how important they are for you and what they should include in the new Rights of Way Improvement Plan. Your feedback will help to develop the priorities and actions of the new Rights of Way Improvement Plan, which will be produced later in 2024. Once the new Rights of Way Improvement Plan has been finalised and approved by the council it will be published on Warwickshire County Council’s website.

Warwickshire County Council would like to know about your experience of using our public rights of way, how important they are for you and what we should include in the new Rights of Way Improvement Plan which will be produced later in 2024. - Consultation - Now open until 7th April 2024

Warwickshire County Council Recycling Centre Survey - Open until 4th February 2024

Warwickshire Fire and Rescue Service - Consultation on proposed service delivery model - Closes 10 Mar 2024

The next meeting of Radford Semele Parish Council will be a special finance meeting to take place on Wednesday 17th January 2024 at 8:00pm

Warwickshire Fire and Rescue (WFRS) is inviting feedback on a proposed change to its service delivery model as part of its Resourcing to Risk approach.

The days for waste collection in Radford Semele have changed over the Christmas week 2023 and first week of the new year 2024

Work on a new signal-controlled pedestrian and cycle crossing is due to start on Radford Road in Leamington Spa on Monday 6 November.

A leafy Warwickshire for all residents to enjoy as Warwickshire County Council commits to extensive tree planting.

Parents and carers with children who are due to start in Reception or to move to a Junior School in September 2024 are being offered extra support ahead of submitting their school applications.

The government announces that adult single bus fares will continue to be capped at £2 until the end of 2024, making it cheaper for residents to travel by bus.

Warwickshire County Council is using Household Support Fund Awareness Week (16-22 October) to remind residents of the cost-of-living support available from services across the county.