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The Society’s Committee is delighted that so many members and others have responded to the County Council’s consultation and supported the proposals. We hope that this will lead to a decision of the Council’s Warwick Area Committee when it meets on 10 January 2012 to implement the scheme. If this decision is taken then, and nothing causes delay – winter weather will be a risk – work should mostly be complete by Easter 2012.

The Society recently wrote to the County Council with a response to the proposals. A copy of the letter is now available to view here High + Jury Street letter

The Winter edition of the newsletter is available for download as a PDF – click WS News_Winter 2011

On the 17th October, the Society responding to the government’s National Planning Policy Framework proposal. While the Society welcomes the stated overall objective of the NPPF, we strongly regret that the NPPF gives undue priority to economic growth over all the other objectives of the planning system. We believe that the NPPF would lead to too much development, of the wrong kind and in the wrong places. This would severely damage the historic town centre and the quality of life of its residents.

A PDF of the Chairman’s letter with the full response to the NPPF proposal can be downloaded here: 111016 NPPF Warwick Society response

 

If you missed it, the Summer edition of the newsletter is available for download as a PDF – click WS News_Autumn 2011

The Winter edition will be published at the beginning of November.

The society’s recently published Annual Report 2010 is now available to download as a PDF file.

Please click here to download: Annual Report 2010

Former Post Office Old Square 1886, illustrates the cover of the 2010 Annual Report

The Spring 2011 edition of the Warwick Society Newsletter is now available for download as a PDF. Featuring details of events from March through to June, the Newsletter also celebrates the s0ciety’s 60th anniversary.
To download the PDF, please click here: WS News_MARCH 2011_2

Photographing the general public of Warwick

Warwick Market Hall Museum, Market Place, Warwick

Saturday 29th January 2010

10am – 4pm

Local photographer Liz Drake is asking for members of the public to come forward and have their photograph taken, for free, on Saturday 29th January 2011

10am – 4pm, in the Market Hall Museum, Market Place, Warwick.

The photograph (accompanied by a very brief interview) will feature as part of Liz Drake’s ‘A Photographic Portrait of Warwick’ and will be passed to the Warwickshire Record Office to be held in perpetuity for future residents of Warwick.  Having photographed the majority of the shops and businesses in Warwick and the people who work in the shops and businesses, Liz Drake is now to photograph members of the public to complete the study.  Liz Drake hopes that the photographic study will be a unique photographic record of Warwick over a two year period and feels the study would be incomplete without featuring members of the public.

For any members of the public wishing to be photographed, please just turn up. A free copy of the photograph will be emailed to the participants.

The Planning pages have been updated with comments from November and December 2010. To view the responses, please click the following links:

November planning responses:

December planning responses:

The December edition of the Warwick Society Newsletter is now available for download as a PDF. Featuring details of events from November through to February, including the Christmas Musical Supper on December 3rd, the Newsletter also details the campaign to fund work on St Nicholas Church.

To download the PDF, please click here: WS News_Dec 2010

THE LEPER HOSPITAL
With Christine Hodgetts

Christine Hodgetts, committee member and a regular contributor to the Warwick Society Newsletter, discusses the history of Warwick’s Leper Hospital, which was the country’s last surviving leper hospital.

  • Location: The Lord Leycester Hospital
  • Time: 7.30 for 7.45pm

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