Reform UK in Warwickshire’s chaos still continuing following Jo Monk being replaced by Alan Amos as Leader.
Don’t forget this is the Reform UK council that raised Council Tax 9%.
Don’t forget this is the Reform UK council that raised Council Tax 9%.
April 25, 2026 at 8:22 AM
Reform UK in Warwickshire’s chaos still continuing following Jo Monk being replaced by Alan Amos as Leader.
Don’t forget this is the Reform UK council that raised Council Tax 9%.
Don’t forget this is the Reform UK council that raised Council Tax 9%.
A spectator report from Warwickshire’s 2026 County Championship-clinching victory over Leicestershire
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www.kingcricket.co.uk/a-spectator-...
September 28, 2026 at 2:13 PM
A spectator report from Warwickshire’s 2026 County Championship-clinching victory over Leicestershire
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www.kingcricket.co.uk/a-spectator-...
The skill of photographers in the days before the advent of SLRs with telephoto lenses never ceases to amaze me. Middlesex keeper Joe Murrell is cleaned up by Warwickshire's Harry Howell, Lord's, May 16th 1924
October 17, 2025 at 10:00 AM
The skill of photographers in the days before the advent of SLRs with telephoto lenses never ceases to amaze me. Middlesex keeper Joe Murrell is cleaned up by Warwickshire's Harry Howell, Lord's, May 16th 1924
A good photo by any standards, but given the equipment of the day a sensational one. Surrey allrounder Alan Peach loses his middle stump to Warwickshire's Harry Howell in the drawn Championship match at The Oval, June 16th 1927
October 7, 2025 at 8:08 PM
A good photo by any standards, but given the equipment of the day a sensational one. Surrey allrounder Alan Peach loses his middle stump to Warwickshire's Harry Howell in the drawn Championship match at The Oval, June 16th 1927
"He really, truly cares"
Graeme Welch, the unsung hero of Warwickshire's title | ✍️ @oscarress.bsky.social
Graeme Welch, the unsung hero of Warwickshire's title | ✍️ @oscarress.bsky.social
He really, truly cares: Graeme Welch, the unsung hero of Warwickshire's title | The Cricketer
Graeme Welch, Warwickshire's bowling coach, brought back to the club last winter, has brought the club's attack together in a silverware-winning manner this season for his fifth title as a Bear
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September 27, 2026 at 8:34 AM
"He really, truly cares"
Graeme Welch, the unsung hero of Warwickshire's title | ✍️ @oscarress.bsky.social
Graeme Welch, the unsung hero of Warwickshire's title | ✍️ @oscarress.bsky.social
I think we should judge him by how many small boats he prevents from arriving on Warwickshire's coastline. 😉
June 26, 2025 at 8:29 AM
I think we should judge him by how many small boats he prevents from arriving on Warwickshire's coastline. 😉
One of three Emperor Moths seen on BC Warwickshire's guided moth walk in Sutton Park NNR today.
April 18, 2025 at 3:18 PM
One of three Emperor Moths seen on BC Warwickshire's guided moth walk in Sutton Park NNR today.
I enjoyed this one. A great way to celebrate Warwickshire's incoming victory (I hope).
It’s the end of the #countychampionship, so here’s a new-to-the-web #cricket #cryptic #crossword for you: https://tlmb.net/blog/cricket-cryptic-12/
September 25, 2026 at 1:10 PM
I enjoyed this one. A great way to celebrate Warwickshire's incoming victory (I hope).
An open letter to Adrian Warwick
Warwickshire’s chaos isn’t an accident – it survives because Conservatives keep the ladder steady while denying they hold it: an open letter
@willyandbill.bsky.social
Warwickshire’s chaos isn’t an accident – it survives because Conservatives keep the ladder steady while denying they hold it: an open letter
@willyandbill.bsky.social
An open letter to Adrian Warwick
Warwickshire’s chaos isn’t an accident – it survives because Conservatives keep the ladder steady while denying they hold it: an open letter
centralbylines.co.uk
March 14, 2026 at 1:46 PM
An open letter to Adrian Warwick
Warwickshire’s chaos isn’t an accident – it survives because Conservatives keep the ladder steady while denying they hold it: an open letter
@willyandbill.bsky.social
Warwickshire’s chaos isn’t an accident – it survives because Conservatives keep the ladder steady while denying they hold it: an open letter
@willyandbill.bsky.social
Post on my blog about the dark side of Warwickshire’s flora
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#FolkloreSunday
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#FolkloreSunday
The Devil in the meadow: the Satanic associations of Warwickshire’s flora
This month’s post is another of my occasional transatlantic ‘diversions’. The plant, or rather, plants I’m featuring take the devilish theme to the other side of the Atlantic, to the county …
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July 13, 2025 at 8:54 AM
Post on my blog about the dark side of Warwickshire’s flora
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#FolkloreSunday
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#FolkloreSunday
Warwickshire’s latest signing
August 3, 2024 at 1:24 PM
Warwickshire’s latest signing
Warwickshire’s chaos isn’t an accident – it survives because Conservatives keep the ladder steady while denying they hold it: an open letter | Willy and Bill
An open letter to Adrian Warwick
Warwickshire’s chaos isn’t an accident – it survives because Conservatives keep the ladder steady while denying they hold it: an open letter
centralbylines.co.uk
March 13, 2026 at 5:31 PM
Warwickshire’s chaos isn’t an accident – it survives because Conservatives keep the ladder steady while denying they hold it: an open letter | Willy and Bill
An open letter to Adrian Warwick
Warwickshire’s chaos isn’t an accident – it survives because Conservatives keep the ladder steady while denying they hold it: an open letter
@willyandbill.bsky.social @centralbylines.co.uk
Warwickshire’s chaos isn’t an accident – it survives because Conservatives keep the ladder steady while denying they hold it: an open letter
@willyandbill.bsky.social @centralbylines.co.uk
An open letter to Adrian Warwick
Warwickshire’s chaos isn’t an accident – it survives because Conservatives keep the ladder steady while denying they hold it: an open letter
centralbylines.co.uk
March 13, 2026 at 6:46 PM
An open letter to Adrian Warwick
Warwickshire’s chaos isn’t an accident – it survives because Conservatives keep the ladder steady while denying they hold it: an open letter
@willyandbill.bsky.social @centralbylines.co.uk
Warwickshire’s chaos isn’t an accident – it survives because Conservatives keep the ladder steady while denying they hold it: an open letter
@willyandbill.bsky.social @centralbylines.co.uk
From yesterday's mooch to one of Warwickshire's landmarks - the 17th C windmill at Chesterton
September 19, 2026 at 7:09 AM
From yesterday's mooch to one of Warwickshire's landmarks - the 17th C windmill at Chesterton
To hear an owl hoot near one's house is one of the myriad of bad luck omens associated with Warwickshire's flora and fauna.
I love owls so it's a shame they don't have a better rep in folklore.
📷 by me
I love owls so it's a shame they don't have a better rep in folklore.
📷 by me
September 28, 2025 at 9:05 AM
To hear an owl hoot near one's house is one of the myriad of bad luck omens associated with Warwickshire's flora and fauna.
I love owls so it's a shame they don't have a better rep in folklore.
📷 by me
I love owls so it's a shame they don't have a better rep in folklore.
📷 by me
"Reform cut £100,000 from Warwickshire’s Trading Standards future budget this year, leaving the service less able to tackle illegal tobacco sales, counterfeit goods and rogue traders."
'Actions speak louder than words'
via Reform Are Not Your Friends
'Actions speak louder than words'
via Reform Are Not Your Friends
June 15, 2026 at 9:02 AM
"Reform cut £100,000 from Warwickshire’s Trading Standards future budget this year, leaving the service less able to tackle illegal tobacco sales, counterfeit goods and rogue traders."
'Actions speak louder than words'
via Reform Are Not Your Friends
'Actions speak louder than words'
via Reform Are Not Your Friends
"Take a mental picture of this."
Warwickshire's culture of hard work defies imperfections on way to silverware | ✒️ @oscarress.bsky.social
Warwickshire's culture of hard work defies imperfections on way to silverware | ✒️ @oscarress.bsky.social
Warwickshire's culture of hard work defies imperfections on way to silverware | The Cricketer
Warwickshire are the 2026 champions despite struggles with the bat, no specialist spinner for eight rounds and an inexperienced wicketkeeper
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September 28, 2026 at 8:52 AM
"Take a mental picture of this."
Warwickshire's culture of hard work defies imperfections on way to silverware | ✒️ @oscarress.bsky.social
Warwickshire's culture of hard work defies imperfections on way to silverware | ✒️ @oscarress.bsky.social
September 9, 2026 at 8:30 PM
"In the Bears' five wins in six games since the Championship resumed in August Ethan Bamber took 32 wickets at an average of 12.71"
Too slow for England obvs 🙄
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Too slow for England obvs 🙄
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Ethan Bamber: Is Warwickshire's title-winning paceman an England hopeful?
Does Ethan Bamber's fine form in Warwickshire's County Championship title triumph warrant closer scrutiny by England?
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September 27, 2026 at 5:28 PM
"In the Bears' five wins in six games since the Championship resumed in August Ethan Bamber took 32 wickets at an average of 12.71"
Too slow for England obvs 🙄
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Too slow for England obvs 🙄
www.bbc.co.uk/sport/cricke...
Here’s Raf’s interview with Katie George - lots to digest here, including how the team are trying to move past the Georgia Davis controversy:
INTERVIEW: Warwickshire’s Katie George On Being A “Calm Presence In Turmoil”
Taking on the captaincy of a club mid-season is always tricky. Doubly so when they’ve just fired their existing skipper. That’s the situation Warwickshire’s Katie George finds herself in, after she…
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August 30, 2026 at 1:23 PM
Here’s Raf’s interview with Katie George - lots to digest here, including how the team are trying to move past the Georgia Davis controversy:
Warwickshire's Nos 10 and 11 Ethan Bamber and Vishwa Fernando squeeze out a victory against Durham at Chester-le-Street.
It's Warwickshire's 11th first-class win by one wicket, and their first since 1999, when they beat Gloucestershire at Birmingham.
#CountyChampionship #DURvWAR
It's Warwickshire's 11th first-class win by one wicket, and their first since 1999, when they beat Gloucestershire at Birmingham.
#CountyChampionship #DURvWAR
April 14, 2025 at 5:34 PM
Warwickshire's Nos 10 and 11 Ethan Bamber and Vishwa Fernando squeeze out a victory against Durham at Chester-le-Street.
It's Warwickshire's 11th first-class win by one wicket, and their first since 1999, when they beat Gloucestershire at Birmingham.
#CountyChampionship #DURvWAR
It's Warwickshire's 11th first-class win by one wicket, and their first since 1999, when they beat Gloucestershire at Birmingham.
#CountyChampionship #DURvWAR
Warwickshire's domestic stalwarts leave Yorkshire stars in the shade | @georgedobell.bsky.social
Warwickshire's domestic stalwarts leave Yorkshire stars in the shade
Yorkshire require another 451 for victory; it might be more relevant to note that Warwickshire's highest margin of victory is 378, which they inflicted upon Northamptonshire in 1927
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May 10, 2026 at 6:50 PM
Warwickshire's domestic stalwarts leave Yorkshire stars in the shade | @georgedobell.bsky.social
Anti racist activists blocked the route out of the station, filling the road. They put in a solid shift delaying the start of the march by over over hour, and Britain First were ultimately only able to march at all because of the kicking handed out to antifascsists by Warwickshire's finest.
March 1, 2025 at 6:11 PM
Anti racist activists blocked the route out of the station, filling the road. They put in a solid shift delaying the start of the march by over over hour, and Britain First were ultimately only able to march at all because of the kicking handed out to antifascsists by Warwickshire's finest.
Misquoting Warwickshire's own:
To kern, or not to kern, that is the question
To kern, or not to kern, that is the question
August 8, 2025 at 9:17 AM
Misquoting Warwickshire's own:
To kern, or not to kern, that is the question
To kern, or not to kern, that is the question
I predict no sustained "boom" in cycling after Warwickshire's Tour of Britain stage. Why? Because 1) it treats cycling as just sport/leisure and not everybody wants that; 2) we still are not getting infrastructure to support cycling as everyday transport.
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Warwickshire ready for cycling destination boom after "fantastic" Tour of Britain spotlight – Warwickshire County Council
Warwickshire’s cycling scene is braced for a boom on the back of the Lloyds Tour of Britain’s brilliant return to the county.
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September 16, 2025 at 6:12 PM
I predict no sustained "boom" in cycling after Warwickshire's Tour of Britain stage. Why? Because 1) it treats cycling as just sport/leisure and not everybody wants that; 2) we still are not getting infrastructure to support cycling as everyday transport.
www.warwickshire.gov.uk/news/article...
www.warwickshire.gov.uk/news/article...