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Blank Canvas project comes to Warwick

The second mural in the Warwickshire County Council Blank Canvas project has now been completed at Pageant Garden in Warwick.

Kenilworth business achieves energy savings thanks to Business Energy Advice Service

Auditel, a procurement and carbon consultancy business in Kenilworth, has cut their carbon emissions and saved money on their energy bills thanks to the Business Energy Advice Service (BEAS).

Warwickshire brewery receives grant funding to improve efficiency and lower functional costs

Windmill Hill Brewery and Taproom (WH Brewery) has become more energy efficient following building improvements made with help from the Business Energy Advice Service (BEAS).

New service available to support Warwickshire’s businesses

Businesses in Warwickshire can now access a range of support through the new Warwickshire Business Growth Service.

Spend the Easter holidays in award winning Warwickshire

Warwickshire continues to shine as a leading UK destination, with several local attractions recognised at the West Midlands Tourism Awards.

Support adds to Rugby based baker’s recipe for success

A Rugby baker is spreading her passion and expertise – and the joy of cake – throughout the community after support from the Skills Escalator Fund.

Keresley Community Library turned over a new leaf to become more energy efficient

Keresley Community Library is becoming more energy efficient following an audit and grant from the Business Energy Advice Service (BEAS) in Warwickshire.

Warwickshire’s tourism sector continues to strengthen

Warwickshire’s green and open spaces are behind a recent surge in tourist visits to the county, according to a recent survey.

Rugby Pilates studio in good shape to grow

A Pilates studio in Rugby is in good shape to expand this year after celebrating its 20th anniversary in business by growing its client base.

Supporting Warwickshire’s young people to find their future careers

The first Warwickshire Skills Show, a dedicated careers event for young people aged 11-18, was held earlier this week to support future careers choices.