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Town’s top tories meet this evening
The town's top tories are meeting at 17.30 this evening (Monday 8th June) in the Town Hall for the next gathering of Rugby Borough Council's Cabinet.
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Cabinet set to approve further round of grants
In February 2015 when the Council set this year's budget it approved grants of £160,000 to voluntary organisations and requested bids for a further £69,000 it set aside.
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Councillors allowances to be published
On Monday Rugby Borough Council's conservative cabinet will receive a report on the amount of money each councillor received in allowances and expenses in 2014/15. According to the Council's report…
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Blues to snub Green Rangers
Last Autumn Cllr Neil Sandison (Lib Dem, Eastlands) proposed that volunteers, environmental groups and Rugby Borough Council should work together to protect Rugby's green spaces. For full story - see…
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Today Thursday 4 June – a sunny evening for First Thursday
It is the fourth first Thursday this evening - late night opening for Rugby shops with entertainment this evening in Castle Street and Jubilee Gardens. The Council's car parks will open until 10 and…
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Oakfield Recreation Ground – write in by 11 June say Co-op protesters
About a hundred people turned up to last night's meeting organised by Save Oakfield.
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Sad News – Charles Kennedy dead
Former Liberal Democrat Party leader Charles Kennedy has died at his home in Scotland aged 55, his family has said.
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Keep Rugby Green – two meetings clash this evening
Everyone interested in Rugby's environment has a difficult choice this evening. Do they go and support the Sustainable Rugby meeting at the Town Hall at 7pm or do they go and support the Save…
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Major accountancy firm warns that Tory European Union referendum threatens Rugby’s prosperity
Under the coalition government unemployment in Rugby fell by 71% - see http://rugby.lib.dm/a1WWW . Major businesses such as Alstom, Gap, Jaguar Land Rover and the London Taxi Company have invested in…
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Rugby Borough Council gets monster petition to save Ashlawn Fields
Over one thousand people have now signed a petition to save Ashlawn Fields from development and this was handed into Rugby Borough Council last week.