Stratford-upon-Avon, News, Pictures & buzz

Property or pension? The debate about how to invest for your retirement rages on  iNews

Student stabbed in Fishmongers' Hall terror attack 'played dead'  The Times

STUDENT CONFERENCE “THE FUTURE IS BRIGHT” GOES VIRTUAL  FE News

Lancashire Covid infections: South Ribble records third biggest week-on-week rise in new cases in England  Blackpool Gazette

I've turned my life around, said London terrorist before deadly knife rampage  The Times

The Royal Shakespeare Company Streams Live with Blackmagic Design  Creative Planet Network

Feasibility study into potential redesign of part of Stratford town centre underway  Bdaily

Dave Grohl enlists Metallica, Guns N' Roses, AC/DC for What Drives Us  Free Radio

Latest coronavirus rate for each part of Birmingham and West Midlands as five areas drop out of top 50  Birmingham Live

Covid still spreading in 30 areas in England, latest figures show  Wales Online

EE Adds 35 More Cities to Its 5G Portfolio in the UK  TelecomTalk

Tearful mother of Fishmongers’ Hall terror victim tells inquest her son was ‘force for good in the world’  Evening Standard

Live updates as shops, pubs and hairdressers reopen in Coventry  Coventry Live

Stratford-upon-Avon coffee shop is helping to feed the homeless  Bdaily

Kenilworth businesswoman's childhood dream of opening her own dance school in her hometown is set to become reality  Kenilworth Weekly News

Latest Covid-19 rate in Coventry and Warwickshire as shops and pubs re-open  Coventry Live

Capturing real-life stories of a nation's destruction  Stratford-Upon-Avon Herald

UK travel: what is changing on 12 April and where can we go on holiday this summer?  iNews

Derbyshire woman's painting of Crich Tramway Village is shown in Royal Society of British Artists exhibition  Derbyshire Times

Prince Philip: Coventry 'mourns Queen's loyal companion deeply'  BBC News

I travel the UK once a week, just for a day out with family. Ive visited some stunning places one of my favourites is Ludlow. I love anything with small town with something interesting - historical Ive run out of ideas and cant seem to find much on the Internet. I don't want to travel too far... Less than 2hrs away from my City (Liverpool) would be great.

as title says really how much do you think this livery package is worth , or how much would you pay , in stratford upon avon district of U.K *12 x 10 Stable *All year Grazing *Turn out 7 am *Bring in 7pm in winter 8.30 p.m summer *Rug change daily as required *hooves picked daily *Groom 3 times a week *straw bedding included *ab lib hay included *paddocks poo picked daily *full use of a hot water horse shower *alarmed tack room *large ifor williams trailer available to hire at £20 per day * horses constantly checked on *happy to be with horses during farrier / vet / dentist appointments at no extra cost with notice but no hard feed or exercising oh also horses fed their required hard feed as and when required . there is no menage but good hacking in little quiet village , yard is secluded and cannot be seen from roads as added security sorry bedding is actually a choice of shavings or straw as preferred

Need a word related to William Shakespeare for each letter of the alphabet. I know nobody will do all of them, but if you could just provide one letter.

I Live in the USA and my pen pal lives in England... I have a penpal in England and i was wondering what are some neat things i could ask for Christmas? Something i couldnt get or would be hard to get here in America, Any ideas? Be Creative Please! Thanks!

Ok so I'm lucky enough to be studying abroad next year in London. I want to take some day and weekend trips. So far I definitely want to go to Scotland, Bath, Oxford, and Stratford-upon-avon. Maybe a couple other places as well. So I'm curious as to what sort of rail card you guys would recommend. I heard that there's one that gets you 30% off, but is that to all trains? And then there are some witch are good for a certain amount of trips? Basically I'm not too familiar with the system, so any insight into what would be cheapest (I'm on a student budget, so this one's important) and most convenient for me would be great. Thank you so much! Also, I'm hoping to take the chunnel to Paris at some point, but is that included in any rail passes or is that separate?