As part of the Cromwell Lane works to create the temporary diversion to be undertaken from 30 October to 25 November 2023, it is now necessary to extend the work to include a daytime closure on Hodgetts Lane. BT has advised that they require an additional working area to complete the utility diversions.
There will be access for pedestrians, cyclists and homes during the closure.

Warwick University are seeking to develop a new, sustainable and accessible Science and Engineering Precinct on campus - to read about the proposals visit www.warwick.ac.uk/precinctproposal
They will be hosting a drop-in information session on Wednesday 1st November, 4:30-7pm in the Library on campus, see the map below for directions.
If you have any comments or questions but cannot make it to the drop-in session you can email on [email protected] or call 024 7615 0708

Child Friendly Warwickshire invite young people aged 11-17 or up to 25 with SEND who live or go to school in Warwickshire to this event at the Panorama Suites in the Rootes Building at Warwick University on Friday 3rd November 10am – 4pm.
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The conference offers workshops and networking opportunities to spark conversations and collaboration on themes selected by young people. These include:

• Climate Change & Sustainability
• Safety in Warwickshire 
• Green Open Spaces 
• Mental Health & wellbeing 
• Careers/Opportunities
• Let's Talk Money 
• Space for girls
• Identity (LGBT+) 

If you need further information, please contact the team at: [email protected] 

Hob Lane will be closed to vehicular traffic between the junctions of Red Lane and Windmill Lane on Saturday 28th October between 9:30am and 3:30pm. The closure will be for carriageway patching and associated works - an alternative route will be signed via Cromwell Lane, Hodgetts Lane, Waste Lane, Windmill Lane and vice versa.

Photography enthusiasts and those with a keen eye for nature are encouraged to take part in Warwick District Council’s new biodiversity photography competition, for the chance to win a £100 voucher.
The competition runs for 5 weeks from Friday 29 September to Sunday 5 November 2023, which includes October half term. There are two categories: one for those aged 17 and under, and those aged 18+. One winner from each category will receive a £100 One4all high street voucher.
Whether you are a seasoned photographer or simply enjoy snapping pictures on your phone whilst out and about, we welcome you to submit your best shot that captures the theme of 'Biodiversity in Warwick District’. Some examples could include:

• Flower rich grasslands with lots of insects
• Woodlands and parks
• Birds, reptiles, amphibians, mammals
• Hedgerows
• Rivers, wetlands and ponds

To enter, visit www.warwickdc.gov.uk/biodiversitycompetition