News Archive From 17 February 2004 (Updated) - 9 March 2005
Car Key Burglaries - 9 March 2004
Over the last three days we have had three Car Key Burglaries in the village, where properties have been
entered, car keys stolen and the vehicle taken from outside the house.
P C Claire Clayton says, "Householders are asked NOT to leave car keys in easy to find places i.e in the hallway,
on a table, or hung up by the door etc. I know this makes finding the keys easy when you are in a rush for work
in the morning but this also makes it easy for the keys to be found and the car taken."
Claire adds that care should be taken to lock doors even during the day. She says "It only takes a minute for
you to be distracted and before you know it your door has been opened and car keys taken. Also be mindful of
where things like handbags, mobile phones and wallets are left as these are easy items for someone to take and
will cause an immense amount of hassle for you phoning all the banks cancelling cards. So in short, lock doors
even when you are at home, and do not leave car keys, mobile phones, handbags and wallets on display. Make
their lives difficult instead of yours."
Please also be on the look out for anyone suspicious in or out of vehicles and report them directly to the Police."
If you have any information please make contact with P C Claire Clayton, either on her mobile 07879 668281 or by leaving
a message on her voicemail by dialing 01788 541111 then 10302 which will take you through to her ansaphone. You can
also contact Leanne Norris, Police Community Support Officer for Binley Woods on 01788 541111. You can find more
information on Community Policing by following this link.
The Tesco Stores Group is to trade in Binley Woods
T & S Stores Ltd, which trades as 'One Stop' has taken over Sunny's Convenience Store. Based in Walsall,
T & S Stores was founded in
1975. Since January 2003, it has been part of the Tesco Group, though it continues to trade independently.
There are currently 17 'One Stop' stores in the region, five in the Bedworth/Nuneaton area, one in Rugby, one in
Leamington Spa, one in the Stratford-upon-Avon area, two in Kenilworth and four in Coventry.
The Binley Woods store is presently closed for refitting. It is due to re-open on 15 February.
Application for Erection of Fencing - Binley Woods Primary School - 17 February 2004 (Up-date)
Warwickshire County Council has advised that this application - details in News Archive
- has been withdrawn. A revised application may be made at a later date.
Proposed Development At Coventry Stadium - 25 August 2004
Rugby Borough Council has written to advise that K W Norton on behalf of Coventry Racing Club is applying
for an outline application for mixed use as a Restaurant, 5 Retail Units, Offices and Conference facilities
together with 4 Staff Apartments (Classes A1, A3, B1 and D1 of the Town and Country Planning (Use Classes)
Order 1987. Plans can be inspected at the Technical Services Department at
the Town Hall between 9.00am and 5.00pm Mondays to Fridays.
Interested parties have 21 days from 25 August 2004 to comment on the application. Letters quoting application
reference R04/0822/06592/OP should be sent to John Ware, Head of Planning Services,
Rugby Borough Council, PO Box 123, Town Hall, Rugby, CV21 2ZP. Letters, which will be available for public
inspection, should relate to planning issues. Mr Ware advises that other factors such as property values will
not influence the decision.
Proposed Development At The Coventry Racing Club, Rugby Road, Brandon - 10 December 2004
Rugby Borough Council has written to advise that K W Norton is applying
for planning permission for Outline application for erection of two storey building to accommodate hospitality/restaurant
and training facilities/office and retail unit. Plans can be inspected at the Technical Services Department at
the Town Hall between 9.00am and 5.00pm Mondays to Fridays.
Interested parties have 21 days from 10 December to comment on the application. Letters quoting application
reference R04/1252/06592/OP should be sent to John Ware, Head of Planning Services,
Rugby Borough Council, Technical Services Department, Town Hall, Rugby, CV21 2RR. Letters, which will be available for public
inspection, should relate to planning issues. Mr Ware advises that other factors such as property values will
not influence the decision.
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