The Stratford Observer is one of a group of local weekly newspapers spanning Worcestershire, Warwickshire and the West Midlands published by Bullivant Media Group - each newspaper providing all the latest local news, sport and advertising, in print and 247 on line.

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The Stratford Observer is one of a group of local weekly newspapers spanning Worcestershire, Warwickshire and the West Midlands published by Bullivant Media Group - each newspaper providing all the latest local news, sport and advertising, in print and 247 on line.

STRATFORD MP Manuela Perteghella is calling on the government to come up with an emergency plan to save her constituency’s A&Es from crisis. The latest NHS figures show that there were 3,845 waits of 12 hours or longer in A&Es across the Stratford constituency last month. The shocking figures also ...

STRATFORD District Council is calling on the Government to rethink key policies. The Liberal Democrat led council voted by a large majority to call on the Labour Government to back track on several issues it says are important to district residents.

The Stratford Observer is one of a group of local weekly newspapers spanning Worcestershire, Warwickshire and the West Midlands published by Bullivant Media Group - each newspaper providing all the latest local news, sport and advertising, in print and 247 on line.

VETERAN striker Leroy Lita came back to haunt former club Stratford Town as the Bards drew 1-1 with Barwell. Lita levelled the game for the visitors just past the hour mark after Lewis Ludford-Ison put Stratford ahead at the Arden Garages Stadium.

The Yeltz reclaimed the lead on 62 minutes as Donnelly followed up McKauley Manning’s overhead kick to put the home side back in front. Stratford found a second equaliser six minutes from time when Styche swept home after good work from Chris Hussey and Ebanks.

Six council members stepped down from positions as both directors and observers. The BID has also faced criticism in recent months from both businesses and residents, particularly after revealing in April last year that major Stratford festivals, including Stratford River Festival and the Stratford Festival of Motoring, would not be going ahead due to financial constraints.

Transport secretary Mark Harper confirmed the climbdown on proposals to close all rail station ticket offices across the country, including the one in Stratford, on Tuesday (October 31).