The deadline for Warwickshire parents to respond to their secondary school offer is 15 March. More information on how to do this is on the Warwickshire County Council website at: https://www.warwickshire.gov.uk/admissions

The podcasts are for those people living and working in Warwickshire, who care about climate change and ensuring that Warwickshire is sustainable now and for future generations.

The latest episode discusses Repair Cafés and the circular economy. Warwickshire has seven Repair Cafés, all offering free repairs of everyday items to keep them in use for longer and reduce the amount of waste going to landfill. In the podcast, residents can hear from volunteers from Rugby and Kenilworth Repair Cafés and learn more about what they do, and why.

The aim of the consultation is to give parents, carers, children, young people and professionals the opportunity to have their say on the proposed changes to both the core and traded offer, currently provided for education settings. The consultation has included both face to face and online events.

The public consultation closes on Sunday 12 March 2023 and you can have your say by visiting ask.warwickshire.gov.uk/.

This campaign aims to educate drivers of the benefits of switching off their vehicle engines when stationary, with a particular focus on engine idling outside schools during drop-off and pick-ups.

The £1m fund supports a wide range of small, community-powered initiatives across Warwickshire in addressing the climate change emergency.

White Hart Community Groups is a social organisation that runs groups for Atherstone residents, including a community fridge and a range of activity workshops.

Young people in Warwickshire with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) will benefit from a life changing supported internships programme, thanks to a grant of £105,000 from the National Development Team for Inclusion (NDTi).

A consultation to discuss plans to improve the way families access specialist transport for travel to and from school or college is open until Sunday 12 March 2023. 

A set of street bollards will receive an artistic make over and become public works of art in a scheme organised by the local councillor using delegated budget, available to all members of Warwickshire County Council, to bring improvements to local highways.