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Sails restoration project complete at Chesterton Windmill

We are delighted to confirm that work to install four new sails at Chesterton Windmill, located nearby to Chesterton and just south of Leamington Spa, has been completed.

Chesterton Windmill’s sails were removed in 2021 after regular safety checks identified cracks in the wood, deeming the sails unsafe to remain on the windmill and requiring replacement.

As guardians of the windmill, we have worked closely with construction and heritage consultants, Chana Projects, and the millwright specialists at Owlsworth Conservation, to deliver the successful restoration of the windmill sails.

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Award-winning online self-help guide available to make life easier

AskSARA provides expert advice and information on products and equipment for adults and people with disabilities, available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

The online self-assessment tool, which is part of the Living Well webpage, provides valuable resources and guidance on services across the county that can support people to make choices about their health and wellbeing, so they can stay well and independent for as long as possible.

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Exciting opportunity for young people to shape tomorrow

Taking place on Friday, 25 April at the University of Warwick the conference aims to empower young people, giving them a platform to discuss issues that matter most to them. For a sneak peek, listen to the special podcast episode of Let’s Talk Warwickshire: Voices of Tomorrow Edition.

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Quiet Storms wins Warwickshire Secondary Book Award 2025

‘Quiet Storm’ by Kimberly Whittam has won the Warwickshire Secondary Book Award 2025 following a vote by Year 7 and 8 students from twenty-four different secondary schools across the county.

The annual Warwickshire Secondary Book Award is hosted by Warwickshire Schools Libraries Services with the objective of encouraging more students to enjoy reading for pleasure through school and library settings.

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Warwickshire Fire and Rescue Service enhances patient safety

The Hospital to Home service, which launched in 2018, aims to support elderly and vulnerable patients who have been treated at hospital and are well enough to return home, where they feel safe and can be supported to live independently.

The service works alongside hospitals to support the discharge of patients 365 days a year and during 2023/24, the team achieved 1,508 Hospital to Home collections.

Hospital to home team members, Rosie and Eileen, recently supported Mr Mulligan with returning him home after a stay at hospital.

Learn about Mr Mulligan’s experience with Hospital to Home

Kenilworth Town Council

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