The Rugby 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.

The Rugby 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.

DOBBIES Garden Centre near Rugby is to close at the end of January – but will reopen under a new owner. The Rugby store’s closure was not announced alongside other stores – including Stratford’s – which were earmarked for closure in December.

1 day ago · ‘SIGNIFICANT’ investment – including the long-awaited plan to regenerate Rugby town centre – has been promised by Rugby Borough Council (RBC) as it proposes to raise its share of Council Tax bills by an average of around £6.50 a year. Announcing its first budget, RBC’s Labour-led ...

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The Rugby 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.

RUGBY Town’s weekend fixture against Coventry Sphinx has been postponed due to a frozen pitch. An inspection of Coventry’s Sphinx Industrial Supplies Arena pitch confirmed the turf as frozen. Temperatures are expected to remain below freezing overnight. A rearranged date for the Northern Premier ...

The Rugby 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.

RUGBY Town suffered a meltdown after conceding five goals in the space of nine second-half minutes in a heavy 6-1 home defeat against Worcester City.

RUGBY Town sealed their place in FA Cup First Round Qualifying with a comfortable 3-0 win against Stone Old Alleynians. Valley led at the break courtesy of Harrison Nee’s goal before Liam Francis and Ryan Sahota both struck after the break at Butlin Road.