The Stratford Observer - All the latest Stratford News, Sport and ...
The Stratford Observer is one of a group of local weekly newspapers spanning Worcestershire, Warwickshire and the West Midlands published by Bullivant Media Group - each newspaper providing all the latest local news, sport and advertising, in print and 247 on line.
Stratford News Coverage - The Stratford Observer
The Stratford Observer is one of a group of local weekly newspapers spanning Worcestershire, Warwickshire and the West Midlands published by Bullivant Media Group - each newspaper providing all the latest local news, sport and advertising, in print and 247 on line.
Beating the Winter Blues in Stratford-upon-Avon
1 day ago · This tavern, which is the oldest in the town, is located in the centre, and so is easy to access from many of Stratford-upon-Avon’s attractions. This town serves Stratford produce and a wide selection of drinks, and is also saturated in history itself, having first opened in 1470. It’s the perfect hideaway from the icy weather.
Barford quarry plans would destroy 220 acres of farmland, warn ...
1 day ago · Campaigners warn the Smiths Concrete proposal for the quarry at Wasperton Farm would see the total and permanent destruction of 220 acres of rich farmland currently used to grow three to four salad vegetable crops each year. At a time of increased risk to UK food security, the campaign group claim the loss of such valuable land must not be ...
Stratford Sport News Coverage - The Stratford Observer
The Stratford Observer is one of a group of local weekly newspapers spanning Worcestershire, Warwickshire and the West Midlands published by Bullivant Media Group - each newspaper providing all the latest local news, sport and advertising, in print and 247 on line.
Residents asked their views on Stratford District Council’s budget
RESIDENTS are being asked their views on Stratford District Council’s proposed budget. The budget for 2024/25. which includes continued support for the cost-of-living crisis, help for rural communities, and support to address the climate emergency, would see an increase for the average Band D householder of 42p a month.
It’s second time lucky for Stratford’s new mayor
It's second time lucky for new Stratford mayor Coun Kate Rolfe. Photo credit - Stratford Town Council. Philippa Mingins 23 rd May, 2023 Updated: 24th May, 2023 0. THE NEW mayor of Stratford is hoping a pandemic won’t scupper her year this time around. Coun Kate Rolfe was elected and received the mayoral chain at the annual Mayor Making ...
Stratford BID fights for its future - The Stratford Observer
STRATFORD BID is fighting for its future. Businesses across the town are heading to the polls from today (Friday) to vote yes or no to Stratford BID’s new Business Plan and, essentially, to the continuance of the organisation. The business plan sets out the BIDs aims and ambitions for the next five years and follows a rocky period for the ...
State of the District report reveals Stratford's significant …
THE ANNUAL State of the District report has been released for Stratford – and many findings will come as no surprise to residents. The district boasts an older population, higher house prices, higher rents, lower crime, higher earnings and higher life expectancy when compared to much of Warwickshire and England.
Stratford district set for 3.2 per cent council tax hike
Residents in a Band D property will see a £5 increase (3.2 per cent) in their council tax in line with government recommendations. This increase will partly offset the increases in costs due to rising inflation. The Band D rate will now be £159.12 for 2023/24. Stratford district remains a low-taxing authority – 19th lowest out of 181 ...