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  19 May 2026 - Council Business

  Dunsmore Ward Election Result Declared

  The official result of the Dunsmore Ward election held on Thursday 7 May 2026 has now been published, including candidate vote totals and turnout information.

• 18 May 2026 - Council Business

  Notice of Vacancy in Office of Parish Councillor

  A vacancy has arisen on Dunchurch Parish Council following the resignation of Cllr Tracey Price. Please read the official Notice of Vacancy for information about requesting an election and the process for filling the vacancy.

• 11 May 2026 - Society

  Dunchurch Nature Watch Hosts Community Gathering This May

  Join Dunchurch Nature Watch for an informal evening dedicated to nature, wildlife, and the green spaces that make Dunchurch special. All are welcome to come along, connect with neighbours, and help shape the future of our local environment.

• 30 April 2026 - Planning

  NOTICE OF SUBMISSION OF THE RUGBY BOROUGH LOCAL PLAN 2025-2042 PURSUANT TO REGULATION 22 F THE TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (LOCAL PLANNING) (ENGLAND) REGULATIONS 2012 (AS AMENDED).

  Rugby Borough Council has submitted its Local Plan to the Secretary of State for independent examination. Residents can view the plan online or at local libraries, and are invited to submit representations.

• 20 April 2026 - Council Business

  Local Elections: Have Your Say on Thursday 7 May 2026

  Rugby Borough Council elections are taking place on Thursday 7 May. Here's everything Dunchurch residents need to know about voting, including polling station details, ID requirements and key deadlines.

• 7 April 2026 - Society

  Dunchurch Nature Watch: Hedgerows and Wildlife Talk

  Discover the wildlife in our hedgerows! Join Dunchurch Nature Watch on Thursday 16th April, 6:30–8pm at the Community Hub & Library for a free, friendly talk with refreshments. Learn about local wildlife and the vital role of hedgerows. Book via Eventbrite or see below for more details.

• 3 March 2026 - Council Business

  Government consultation on Local Government Reorganisation in Warwickshire launches and will run for seven weeks

  The government has launched a seven-week consultation inviting residents, businesses, and stakeholders to share their views on Local Government Reorganisation (LGR) in Warwickshire. Feedback will help decide whether the county moves to a single unitary council or separate north and south councils.