Stay on top of your bin collection dates with the Rugby Borough Council App.

Works to create a new pathway network has begun.

If you live in the new part of Cawston, also know as the ‘Cawston Extension’, your parliamentary constituency is Kenilworth & Southam and not Rugby. It is likely your polling station will be in Dunchurch.

Admirals & Cawston Councillor Dale Keeling joins members of the local community litter picking on a Sunday morning.  The sessions are held every Sunday (weather permitting).  Meeting at the Co-Op at 10am and finishing at 11am, litter pickers, bags and gloves are provided. 

Watch this short animation to see Rugby Borough Council's black rubbish, blue-lid recycling and green garden waste bins tell us which rubbish they can take - and which of them are plastic bag intolerant. Includes subtitles.

A call out to residents in Admirals and Cawston to join their local councillors on Facebook for updates on local news.

Every year County Councillors have a capital sum to allocate to charities and community organisations which serve the local area. At the last budget that sum was increased by £1,000 to £6,000 per year.

Councillor Dale Keeling is asking local residents on Callier Close to keep an eye out for bad driving. 

An unauthorised Gypsy and Traveller encampment was set up at Bilton High School playing fields on Lawford Lane this morning. The local Borough Councillors visited the area to see the situation for themselves.

A lot of people look forward to the weekends for various reasons writes Councillor Dale Keeling (Admirals & Cawston) 'This weekend I spent Saturday morning volunteering with friends in Coventry, delivering an update leaflet from the West Midlands Mayor Andy Street.