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TALENTED contemporary artists from across the Midlands showcase work at Rugby Open 25, which opens this weekend at Rugby Art Gallery and Museum.

A NEW display at Rugby Art Gallery and Museum showcases the carpentry creations of the town's Men and Women in Sheds project.

THE Rugby Town Guides were invited to the Mayor's Parlour this week to mark the team's tenth anniversary.

Rugby Borough Council’s Cabinet Member for waste and recycling has vowed to continue reducing the number of bins missed by waste collection crews, after recent disruption led to a question at tonight’s (Wednesday 19 November) Council meeting.

JOHN Lawton, a Freeman of the Borough of Rugby and former chief executive of Rugby Borough Council, has died.

THE borough's annual remembrance service and parade takes place at the War Memorial gates on Sunday 9 November.

Rugby has scooped several awards at the prestigious Heart of England in Bloom competition and has won gold for the 16th consecutive year.

Rugby Borough Council will present the Freedom of the Borough to the England Rugby Women’s Team following their world cup victory. 

WCG (Warwickshire College Group) has officially opened its new Motor Vehicle Workshop at Rugby College - a facility designed to mirror a real-world automotive workplace and prepare students with the skills needed by today’s and tomorrow’s industries.

A MEDIEVAL brooch discovered by a metal detectorist in a field near Birdingbury has been acquired by Rugby Art Gallery and Museum.

RUGBY Borough Council has been awarded the Armed Forces Covenant's Employer Recognition Scheme silver award.

RUGBY Art Gallery and Museum's Good Times roadshow rolled into the Westlands Care Home to reminisce with residents during a Second World War-inspired workshop.

RUGBY Borough Council is to consult on a simplified council tax reduction scheme, after the go-ahead was given at a meeting of the council’s Cabinet last night (Tuesday 7 October).

In the wake of last week's atrocious events at a synagogue in Manchester,  the partners of the Safer Warwickshire Partnership Board which includes Police, local authorities and multi faith groups stand together against hate crimes against any group or individual in our society. 

RARE treasures excavated from the Roman town of Tripontium by Rugby Archaeological Society have been donated to Rugby Art Gallery and Museum.

A GROUND force from Cemex has given biodiversity a boost at New Bilton's Jubilee Recreation Ground and Gladstone Green.

Rugby Borough Council has adopted a resolution calling on the Government to implement an urgent programme to clear the backlog of asylum claims that have led to hotels around the country being used as asylum accommodation, allowing them to return to community use.

A PUBLIC consultation has been launched to give residents a chance to have a say on the refurbishment of the Frobisher Road play area

A TIME portal opens at Rugby Art Gallery and Museum next month for a Night at Your Museum.

PLANS to create community allotments at Newbold's Centenary Park have been backed by the council's cabinet.