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A man in a chef's jacket holds a 'Best Curry Chef of the Year 2020' award plaque in front of a branded backdrop.Food & Drink · 6 OctoberRugby Chef Crowned Best Curry Chef of the Year 2026Read the story →
A sweeping view of a green racetrack with white fences, under a cloudy sky.Sport · 2 OctoberWarwickshire's racing roots and Stratford's October jumps: a county guide for Rugby racegoersTwo women stand on a stage with a stained glass window in the background, one in a uniform holding a framed certificate with the other woman in a black dress and hat.Awards & Recognition · 12 AugustSt John Ambulance volunteer receives Warwickshire ChangeMaker AwardA street scene with a sign pointing to a Baptist Church and a no U-turn sign, with a sidewalk, a black fence, and cars on the road next to buildings in the background.History · 2 AugustWhat's in a Name? The Stories Behind Rugby's Streets and PlacesA man in a military uniform with a mustache and slicked-back dark hair sits at a wooden desk with a cigarette between his fingers, with two airplane models and a radial engine on the desk.Local News · 26 JuneThe Birthplace of Two Revolutions: How Rugby Invented the Jet Age and HolographyA close-up view of a book cover with a deep red fabric texture on the right and a dark black spine on the left, with some additional black areas visible at the top and bottom right corners.Local News · 11 JuneThe Railway That Made Rugby: How a Junction Town Became an Industrial HubA large building with brick and concrete patterns on its facade, a tall church with a prominent steeple, and a decorative garden with a teapot-shaped topiary and colorful flowers in the foreground.Local News · 11 JuneRugby Lions and the Grassroots Game: How a Town Lives Its SportA historic stone church under a clear blue sky, featuring a tall spire and a square clock tower with battlements.Local News · 11 JuneSt Andrew's Church: 900 Years of History in Rugby's HeartA large industrial facility with a round domed building and a tall rectangular structure with a smokestack under a cloudy sky.Local News · 11 JuneThe Rise and Fall of Rugby Cement: How One Industry Shaped a TownA long, red brick building with multiple gables, windows, and chimneys, sits behind a tall, neat green hedge, with a lamppost and a grassy area in the foreground.Local News · 11 JuneFrom Rupert Brooke to Salman Rushdie: The Literary Legacy of Rugby SchoolA bronze statue of a man holding a ball stands in front of a brick building with decorative carvings, under clear skies.Local News · 11 JuneThe William Webb Ellis Legend: Separating Fact from Fiction at Rugby School

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