I am very saddened that with the announced closure of Lloyds Bank, Coleshill high street will be without a bank.

This will obviously impact on local residents. I want to provide some information for bank customers to the alternative facilities that are available.

Local elections for Council seats at Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council take place on Thursday 3 May 2018. Voters across Bedworth, Exhall, Ash Green and Keresley have the chance to decide the future direction of their communities.

Rain, sleet, snow, frost and the occasional burst of sunshine have not stopped our intrepid team of Conservative candidates and supporters in Bedworth from getting out on the streets across, Bedworth, Exhall, Ash Green and Keresley as they seek to win Council seats at the Nuneaton and Bedworth Bo

Dave Reilly our Candidate for Coleshill NorthGreat pushed hard for a clear up and to to see that the Environment Agency starting work clearing the commercial fly tips on the banks of the Tame at the M42 bridge and in Lea Marston following his request.

Dave Reilly our Candidate for Coleshill NorthGreat pushed hard for a clear up and to to see that the Environment Agency starting work clearing the commercial fly tips on the banks of the Tame at the M42 bridge and in Lea Marston following his request.

Former councillor Karen Barber has been selected by the Conservatives to contest the Arley and Whitacre seat left vacant following the resignation of Cllr Andrew Watkins.

Following a number of queries from residents regarding planned bank closures on Coleshill High Street, local councillor Stacey Ingram has met with representatives from Barclays, Lloyds and HSBC to discuss how planned closures will affect local residents.

At a recent Meeting of Full Council in North Warwickshire, Conservative Councillors approved to secure the future of Borough Care through a number of reforms.

At a recent meeting of North Warwickshire Borough Council's Community & Environment Board Conservative Councillors voted to include Arley Sports Centre in the forthcoming leisure review.

Local MP Craig Tracey and County Councillor Joan Lea have welcomed an agreement between the Environment Agency, Warwickshire County Council and Nether Whitacre Parish Council for maintenance of a surface water pump. The pump will help to prevent flooding in the village