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Information for residents concerned about the situation in Ukraine

Warwickshire is a welcoming county, especially to those who find themselves in difficulty through no fault of their own. We will open our arms to any Ukrainian people who look to begin a new life in this country.

If you, or someone you know needs our help then please do call us on 01926 410410.

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Warwickshire young people invited to join forum on special educational needs and disability

A new forum is being created in Warwickshire to amplify the voices of young people and help them influence special educational needs and disability (SEND) support in the county.

The forum will be online to increase accessibility and young people will participate through a virtual meeting or other creative ways that can be developed by members. The forum members will co-produce the format and shape of the forum such as how often they meet and they will be supported with this.

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Dedicate a Warwickshire honeysuckle to a social care worker for Social Care Day of Remembrance and Reflection

Warwickshire residents, social care services and the voluntary sector are being encouraged to take part in Social Care Day of Remembrance and Reflection – which takes place on Thursday 17th March and is dedicated to those working in adult social care – by displaying a poster of the Warwickshire’s flower, the honeysuckle, and dedicating it either to someone working in social care that has sadly been lost or to somebody that has made and continues to make huge sacrifices to provide high quality care to people.
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Breaking the News: Warwickshire Libraries launches exciting pop-up exhibition that explores the role of news in our society

This month Warwickshire County Council’s library service has launched Breaking the News, an exciting new pop-up exhibition that explores the role news plays in our society, in partnership with The Living Knowledge Network and The British Library. The exhibition will be displayed in different library locations over the next few months, with the aim of starting conversations about the news in Warwickshire and the vital role it plays in all our lives.
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Friends of Priory Park group undertake special tree-planting event in Warwick with Warwickshire’s Lord Lieutenant

An official tree-planting event, featuring Warwickshire’s Lord Lieutenant as special guest, was led by The Friends of Priory Park group and attended by local residents, children, and families.

The free ‘Planting for the Future’ event featured the planting of seven heavy standard lime trees, as well as providing a fun self-led trail for families to learn more about the park and its natural and ancient history. One objective behind the tree planting was to encourage a wider understanding of the importance of trees amongst school children, teaching them the techniques of tree-planting by hand, why it is necessary, and the benefits it has on the environment.

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Warwickshire Cars Idling Campaign

Warwickshire Road Safety Education Team are launching the Cars Idling Campaign to encourage everyone who must travel by car to cut out engine idling by switching off their engine when stationary. The campaign primarily focusses on drivers who wait with their engines running outside schools.

By stopping engine idling, drivers will reduce fuel costs and save money, improve air quality, and reduce air pollutants which can help cut heart disease, reduce lung cancer and prevent asthma attacks. By reducing the amount of fuel being used, drivers can improve the quality of the air that we breathe.

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