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New year, new range at Insomnia
Insomnia has launched a range of hot beverages and bakery products to help you kick start the year in a positive, healthy way
Christmas has landed at Costa
Christmas cups have arrived at Costa! And if that wasn’t exciting enough, so have its festive flavours
Children enjoy free summer fun
Children had a blast decorating tote bags, getting creative with sand and making their own special cupcakes at our summer Kids Fest
F1 Grand Prix prizewinner
Our competition to WIN GRANDSTAND TICKETS TO THE BRITISH F1 GRAND PRIX by recording the fastest lap on our F1 simulator attracted a constant stream of enthusiasts on Saturday
STOP ME AND BUY ONE!
Ice cream vendor Maia Gelato will be visiting Elliott's Field every week during the summer from Thursdays through to Sunday, located near Next and M&S. Maia Gelato offers a choice of 16 different flavours on rotation and there are always dairy/gluten free options available. · made with 100% natural...
Hobbycraft moves in
Hobbycraft, the place to find all your craft materials, is now open at Elliott's Field
Child seat belt advice
Rugby Neighbourhood Police have been doing their bit to keep the public safe and strapped in as part of the campaign aimed at seat belft safety and enforcement. The campaign, aimed at child car seat safety, was run in conjunction with the national TISPOL (European Traffic Police Network) seatbelt campaign. It highlighted not only the...
Fairtrade fortnight
Insomnia cafe, which is inside Debenhams, has taken part in Fairtrade Fortnight which ran from February 26 to March 11 when 5p was donated from every hot beverage sold to Insomnia’s Fairtrade project of the ASOBAGRI Coffee Cooperative, in Guatemala. The goal is to help: Empowering women within the coffee industry in Latin America.
Willdlife Trust plans four more visits
Warwickshire Wildlife Trust, who recently held a successful ‘Nuts About Nature’ event to educate children about different aspects of nature and wildlife, plans four return visits to Elliott's Field later in the year.
