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Marcus Willis 'loved' tussle with Roger Federer
Warwick's Marcus Willis has been speaking about the surreal experience of taking on Roger Federer on Wimbledon's Centre Court today.
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Marcus Willis: My Wimbledon journey has been madness
Marcus Willis, a current club coach ranked 772 in the world, came through six qualification matches to reach this year's tournament.
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Head to head: Willis v Federer
How does the Warwick tennis coach measure up against seven time Wimbledon champion Roger Federer?
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A woman has died after her car hit a tree
A young boy, who was also travelling in the car, was treated for minor injuries and taken to University Hospital Coventry and Warwickshire.
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Weekend Picks: Classic Car Motor Show
Classic Car Motor Show: Sun 29th - Sat 30th May (Ragley Hall, Warwickshire)
The new look classic car motor show takes place at Ragley Hall this weekend.
Organisers say thousands are expected over the two days to see more than 600 vintage, classic, American, kit and custom cars as well as motorcycles and commercial vehicles.
New for 2016 is an interactive arena where visitors can find out more about the vehicles, as well as listen to live music and classic memories from the 1940’ to 1980’s.
Several car clubs will be in attendance at the event including the Metropolitan Owners Club and Austin 10 Driver Club celebrating the history of local car production at Longbridge.
The Lotus Drivers Club will be celebrating their 50th anniversary with a special display on the Sunday.
“We are delighted to host the classic car show over the May bank holiday weekend … With something for everyone, the show is a great day out for all the family and not just motor enthusiasts!”
For prices, opening times and more information visit: www.classicmotorshows.co.uk
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Weekend Picks: Warwick Food Festival
Warwick Food Festival: Sun 29th May (Market Square, Warwick)
There'll be more than 60 stalls offering some of the finest produce around Warwickshire when the Warwick Food Festival returns this weekend for the second year.
The festival celebrates all things local to the town and will host a range of food and drink producers from across the region.
Traders will be selling everything from street food, vegetarian friendly dishes, craft beers, wines and soft drinks.
There’ll also be music, dance performances, and children’s activities, plus cookery demonstrations for aspiring chefs in the area.
This year's food festival is going to be an action packed day. We have a great range of food, drink and entertainment on offer.
This event is a fantastic showcase of the local produce available in our area and this is a festival you don't want to miss."
For prices, opening times and more information visit: http://www.warwickfoodfestival.co.uk/
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University of Warwick makes top 100 world ranking
The University of Warwick has made it in the top 100 of the Times Higher Education World Reputation Rankings.
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Hospital car park crash leaves car on top of 4×4
Staff at Warwick Hospital were left stunned after finding a car on top of a 4x4 in their car park.
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Hospital staff were left stunned after they responded to reports of a car on top of a 4×4 and another two vehicles damaged in their own car park.
The incident happened at Warwick Hospital at about 4.20pm on Wednesday (16 March) afternoon.
An ambulance crew ran to the scene and were backed up by a further ambulance and a paramedic area support officer.
The driver of the 4x4 Land Rover appeared to have suffered a medical episode at the wheel. The vehicle then collided with a white van and a red Seat. The Seat had been pushed through a small wall and had come to rest on the bonnet of a silver BMW.
The driver of the Land Rover was taken into the hospital for further tests. No one else was injured.
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Premature babies 'more likely to struggle at school'
Babies born prematurely are more likely to have learning difficulties at school but delaying entry may not be the answer, a study finds.
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