The £38m A46 Stoneleigh Junction improvement scheme aims to reduce regular delays and queueing traffic, improve road safety and ensure the region has the capacity required to meet future growth in the sub-region.

The new bridge deck was constructed away from its supports in order to minimise distruption to this busy area of the road network, before being installed into its permanent position using a deck lift and transportation method.

One in four people experience a mental health problem in any given year and research shows that people are often afraid to talk about their mental health experiences because they fear the response and stigma they may receive.

However, open and honest conversations help to end feelings of shame, worthlessness and isolation that people feel when experiencing a mental health problem.

It features over 4,000 factsheets, market reports, contacts and sources of funding and support. It also provides hundreds of practical guides to help start up more than 350 different types of business.

Commissioned by WCC, the Warwickshire House Project team work closely with care leavers to identify the learning and support they need to move out of care and into their new home.

The young people are supported into education, employment, and training and are taught skills such as learning how to cook, managing budgets by providing financial training, and advice and support on maintaining their home.

The ‘Together on the Learning to Drive Journey’ webinar – organised by Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership and supported by FirstCar – provided essential information, support and guidance on a range of timely and important topics for learners, new drivers and parents/carers.

Here, she explains what inspired her to take on the role and her experiences of joining the WFRS team, including how she splits her time between her day job and being an on-call officer.

This certification provides assurance that WCC is managing its environmental risks in a structured, transparent way and their environmental impact is being measured and improved.

It provides residents and businesses in Warwickshire with the confidence that environmental risks are being well managed, an important element in light of our planet’s fast-changing climate.

It’s a podcast for people living and working in Warwickshire, who care about climate change and ensuring that the County is sustainable now and for future generations. It features conversations with people from our public, private and voluntary sectors, all taking action to reduce carbon emissions, support biodiversity and promote economic growth.

In the first episode of the series, you’ll find out all about biodiversity.