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'It's good to talk' about YOUR town; DOORSTEP DEMOCRACY: Public meetings designed to give everyone the chance to have their say.	Oct 28, 2000	353
CYCLE ROUTE TO SCHOOL ONDRAWING BOARD.	Oct 27, 2000	304
Even school bus was speeding.	Oct 26, 2000	266
RUGBY COMMUTERS HIT BY RAIL CHAOS; Tracks closed for urgent repairs after Hatfield crash.	Oct 25, 2000	318
Crime ring theory on spate of raids; BURGLARS MAY BE ACTIVELY TARGETING RUGBY FIRMS, POLICE WARN.	Oct 24, 2000	272
Paul shares in medal glory; POLICE TRAINING COLLEGE'S PRIDE IN BLIND ATHLETE'S PARTNER.	Oct 24, 2000	357
Villagers pick up pounds 25,000 in windfalls; RURAL COMMUNITIES WIN FUNDING FOR DUCK PONDS AND BUS SHELTERS.	Oct 23, 2000	248
Street festival revives spirit of England; MORRIS DANCING, PUNCH AND JUDY AND BEATLES HITS ENTERTAIN SHOPPERS.	Oct 23, 2000	249
View from the CLOCK TOWER: Irony of anti-drugs campaign.	Oct 21, 2000	445
Crime cash used to push drugs message; WARWICKSHIRE POLICE WILL RUN CAMPAIGN AROUND COUNTY SCHOOLS.	Oct 19, 2000	241
THIEF DIALS THE BOSS AT HOME.	Oct 19, 2000	222
Armed police a hair trigger from tragedy.	Oct 18, 2000	256
School move protest rally; Fears for young cyclists.	Oct 18, 2000	270
Myton banks on a Christmas cracker; pounds 1m hospice appeal hoping for festive push.	Oct 17, 2000	272
ACCIDENTLEADSTO NEW SAFETY CALLS.	Oct 17, 2000	256
Town looks ahead to the past.	Oct 14, 2000	197
INTERNET INSULT ON RUGBY; 'A dreadful place' website comments upset town bosses.	Oct 14, 2000	272
Buyers 'let down' by shopping on net.	Oct 12, 2000	222
Internet shopping is 'hit and miss' Survey shows customers better off in High Street.	Oct 12, 2000	245
Online shopping not really on the button.	Oct 12, 2000	231
Police in campaign to cut car crime; KEEP YOUR POSSESSIONS OUT OF SIGHT WHEN YOU PARK UP.	Oct 11, 2000	202
Retail park starting to come to life; STORES OPEN DOORS ON RUGBY'S JUNCTION ONE DEVELOPMENT.	Oct 10, 2000	235
Pupils get an extra literacy lift.	Oct 7, 2000	206
View from the CLOCK TOWER.	Oct 7, 2000	504
Celebration marks a year of success; Come and see what you're funding, says education service.	Oct 6, 2000	266
It's boom time at business centre; NINE NEW FIRMS, 57 NEW JOBS IN PAST 12 MONTHS.	Oct 5, 2000	235
CLOSURE DROPS AXE ON 176 JOBS.	Oct 5, 2000	225
Residents get say in decisions; MEETING WITH COUNCILLORS OFFERS CHANCE TO RAISE CONCERNS.	Oct 4, 2000	226
pounds 900,000 boost for out-of-school tasks activities; LOTTO CASH PAYS FOR LEARNING ZONES IN ARTS, TRAVEL AND HOMEWORK.	Oct 3, 2000	281
TRADITION IS KICKED INTO TOUCH; Rival rugger (and women) on The Close.	Oct 3, 2000	267
Rugby shows off its heroes; FESTIVAL CELEBRATES TOWN'S CONNECTIONS WITH THE GOOD AND THE GREAT.	Oct 2, 2000	257
Disabled artist's Christmas Joy; Painting to feature on hundreds of cards.	Sep 29, 2000	199
Chefs fight it out in front of shoppers; THE KITCHEN IS THE INSPIRATION FOR TWO DIFFERENT ATTRACTIONS IN CITY THIS WEKEND.	Sep 28, 2000	247
Library voted the best in Britain; Buzzing atmosphere and friendly staff at showpiece.	Sep 27, 2000	262
New booklet is a crimebuster; READ IT AND TOGETHER WE CAN BEAT THE VILLAINS SAY POLICE.	Sep 26, 2000	268
TELL US HOW BEST TO HONOUR KATHARINE; Plea for ideas for celebration.	Sep 26, 2000	396
Village cheered by cash boost; Lottery grants a hand-out for hall.	Sep 23, 2000	234
View from the CLOCK TOWER.	Sep 23, 2000	392
Bosses urged to build school links; Visits aim to boost skills.	Sep 22, 2000	237
US FIRM IN 125 JOBS BOOST; Town chosen for new UK base.	Sep 22, 2000	279
Health priorities to be thrashed out.	Sep 20, 2000	289
TELL ON THE TEARAWAYS!; Village council wants families to back security plans.	Sep 18, 2000	315
VILLAGERS FACE BIG BRIDGE BILL.	Sep 16, 2000	257
Voles safeguarded as flooding work begins; pounds 30,000 BROOK AND BRIDGE SCHEME AIMS TO END VILLAGERS' MISERY.	Sep 14, 2000	276
Dinosaur hunter has a lucky break; Pete finds skeleton in quarry.	Sep 11, 2000	286
Organic food boss hits back.	Sep 9, 2000	316
On track to catch vandals; view from the clock tower.	Sep 9, 2000	383
Workers'denied holiday rights' RISE IN NUMBER OF COMPLAINTS.	Sep 7, 2000	296
Village homes price tag plea; Families 'forced from their roots'.	Sep 6, 2000	255
Appeal delight at fete success; HOSPICE FUND-RAISER BRINGS IN pounds 1,800 AND WILL NOW BECOME ANNUAL FIXTURE.	Sep 6, 2000	235
END OF THE LINE FOR RAILWAY VANDALS; Tougher policy follows near miss at Rugby.	Sep 6, 2000	261
SHOPPERS RULE IN TRAFFIC CHOKED STREETS; Town centre priority for people on foot.	Sep 5, 2000	207
Head hits back at A-level attack; EX-PUPILS REPORTED AS SAYING SCHOOL EXAM 'HARDER THAN DEGREE'.	Sep 4, 2000	348
Station gets a great reception; PRAISE GIVEN TO THE GENEROSITY SHOWN BY RUGBY FM LISTENERS.	Aug 26, 2000	378
PARK RAMPAGE RUINS BLOOMS; Months of hard work wasted.	Aug 26, 2000	235
New prison triggers pounds 1.2m sewer link-up.	Aug 25, 2000	227
Police officer in race claim probe; Mum's complaint follows visit to station.	Aug 24, 2000	219
PUPILS GET CLOSE TO PERFECT!; Rugby schools score top GCSE marks again.	Aug 24, 2000	546
FIGHT FOR LIFE AFTER HORROR ACCIDENT.	Aug 23, 2000	359
Hospice appeal on its last lap; CHRISTMAS TARGET SET TO COMPLETE pounds 1MILLION FUND-RAISING EFFORT.	Aug 22, 2000	218
View from the CLOCK TOWER.	Aug 19, 2000	378
Colin's CD has theme of peace; RECORD COMPANY SOUGHT TO COMPLETE PROJECT IN AID OF WAR VICTIMS.	Aug 19, 2000	222
Death a tragic loss to school; ACCOUNTANT AND CONFIDANT.	Aug 18, 2000	232
Future of borough open to discussion; COUNCIL CALLS FOR RESIDENTS TO VOICE THEIR OPINIONS ON LOCAL PLAN.	Aug 16, 2000	299
Owner of dead pets furious at 'sick' vandals; DIABOLICAL, SAYS RSPCA AFTER RABBITS PERISH IN ARSON ATTACK.	Aug 15, 2000	273
Musical star in town's radio line-up; 'PHANTOM' IS GIVEN OWN SHOW.	Aug 15, 2000	285
Thousands hit by scams, says CAB; ADVICE WORKERS WARN AGAINST 'RIP-OFF' HOME-WORKING SCHEMES.	Aug 14, 2000	232
KNIFE AND SHOTGUN TERROR FOR PIZZA MAN; Assistant sprayed as raiders flee with pounds 400.	Aug 14, 2000	280
Let's hear it for our radio station; YOUR VIEWS, YOUR NEWS ARE IMPORTANT FOR LAUNCH OF RUGBY FM.	Aug 12, 2000	222
Stuart lets cat out of the bag; PET FOUND ZIPPED UP IN SPORTS HOLDALL OUTSIDE LEISURE CENTRE.	Aug 11, 2000	308
GARAGE CASHIER ROBBED AT KNIFEPOINT; Teenage raiders empty till.	Aug 10, 2000	226
View from the CLOCK TOWER.	Aug 5, 2000	405
Art gallery draws the crowds; LAST CHANCE WARNING AS 10,000 VIEW BOROUGH'S OWN COLLECTION.	Aug 5, 2000	264
Asbestos alert for ex-builders' staff; LAWYERS REVEAL CANCER CONCERNS 24 YEARS AFTER FIRM'S CLOSURE.	Aug 4, 2000	240
Firms told to douse risks.	Aug 3, 2000	216
PROBLEM CHILDREN CARE HOME U-TURN; New base is first since the 80s.	Aug 2, 2000	251
Disquiet on the Home Zone front; PEOPLE TAKE PRIORITY - SO CARS FORCED TO PARK IN NEIGHBOURING STREETS.	Aug 1, 2000	317
PLAYFIELD UPROAR; School looks for pounds 1m by selling off land for homes.	Jul 31, 2000	339
Town raises pounds 3,000 for cancer charity.	Jul 29, 2000	164
Still time to have some fun; VIEW FROM THE CLOCK TOWER.	Jul 29, 2000	396
Driving course to help teens; Chance to take the wheel at early age.	Jul 28, 2000	224
RUGBY'S 'SO WHAT' NEW YEAR; Don't stay here, revellers told.	Jul 28, 2000	285
Teens put on right road.	Jul 27, 2000	235
pounds 200m bringing new life to canals.	Jul 27, 2000	272
Rugby FM back on the airwaves!; 'COME AND JOIN US' CALL FOR TOWN'S FORTNIGHT OF 24-HOUR RADIO.	Jul 27, 2000	259
Spate of accidents on the roads.	Jul 26, 2000	181
Councillors tuned to people-speak; TRAINING OFFERED TO HELP TOWN HALL TEAM ARTICULATE.	Jul 24, 2000	270
Angerover'unsafe' garage link road; PENSIONER SAYS ROUTE IS TOO DARK AND DANGEROUS TO USE.	Jul 24, 2000	259
Safe and sound in the Home Zone; Children are now able to play feeling secure.	Jul 24, 2000	307
DOES SOMEONE HAVE TO DIE?; Neighbours demand safer road.	Jul 24, 2000	258
SAMANTHA CLARKE: Bravery beyond their years.	Jul 22, 2000	449
TOWNSPURNED BY TOP STORE; People's choice Debenhams out of running.	Jul 22, 2000	296
Charity to double number it helps; pounds 21,000 GRANT WILL ENABLE CROSSROADS TO PROVIDE MORE RESPITE CARE.	Jul 20, 2000	303
PC TREASURER ROBBED HIS CLUB; Court told of missing money.	Jul 20, 2000	215
Grants offered to launch activities.	Jul 19, 2000	208
ATTACK VICTIM IS FIGHTING FOR HIS LIFE; Police say heavily-tattooed man could hold vital clues to violent horror outside church.	Jul 19, 2000	257
COUNTY A PLACE TO LIVE IN SAFETY; Violence up but big fall in burglaries.	Jul 18, 2000	448
Double dose of fun; RUGBY CARIBBEAN CARNIVAL - BILTON 2000.	Jul 17, 2000	317
Busy burglars pay a price; Thieves raid more homes - but more get caught.	Jul 17, 2000	242
SAMANTHA CLARKE: Time to get rid of 'Drugby' VIEW FROM THE CLOCK TOWER.	Jul 15, 2000	395