External Links

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Coventry and Warwickshire Chamber of Commerce
First point of call for the Business Community in Coventry and Warwickshire. Also includes Business Link.
www.cw-chamber.co.uk

Coleshill Web
Coleshill is the main town in the western part of North Warwickshire Location. An ancient ridge town, lying on the rivers Cole and Blythe and surrounded by countryside, it retains its original character in a steep main street with many interesting and exclusive shops and features.
www.coleshillweb.co.uk

Hotels in Warwickshire
Warwick hotels, Warwick bed and breakfasts, Warwick self catering accommodation.
www.4tourism.com

Kenilworth Castle
The earliest reference to Kenilworth occurs in the Domesday Book, of 1086, where we find that Kenilworth was a small settlement of about 100 villagers living in a clearing in the Forest of Arden, belonging to the Royal Manor of Stoneleigh.
www.cv81pl.freeserve.co.uk/kenilworth.htm

Kenilworth Castle
The castle is thought to have existed in the reign of King Arthur (if we believe in the semilegendary figure), and in Saxon times, a castle stood upon a hill called Hom. The structure was probably demolished during the wars between King Edmund and Canute II King of the Danes, and rebuilt about a century later.
www.celcat.com/kworth/

Warwickshire County Council
Welcome to Warwickshire County Council's web site. Based in the heart of the English Midlands, Warwickshire County Council provides services for over half a million residents.
www.warwickshire.gov.uk

Warwick Castle
The Warwick Castle web site is packed full with 1000 years of excitement, historical facts and useful information, so start exploring...
www.warwick-castle.co.uk

The Warwickshire Family History Society
We were established in 1986 and our aim is to help people everywhere conduct research into their Warwickshire ancestors.
We cover the entire county and are the only Family History Society devoted solely to the whole of Warwickshire.
www.wfhs.org.uk/

Warwickshire Official Tourist Information
Welcome to the Warwick and Warwick Castle Tourist Information Site. This site aims to provide accurate information for visitors to Warwick and Warwick Castle. Please feel free to browse these pages and learn more about our town.
www.warwick-uk.co.uk

Shakespeare's Country
Created and managed by South Warwickshire Tourism and representing over 430 local tourism businesses, Shakespeare Country embraces historic Warwick and Kenilworth, Royal Leamington Spa, Shakespeare's Stratford-upon-Avon and a collection of other towns and villages in South Warwickshire.
www.shakespeare-country.co.uk

Ragley Hall
Created and managed by South Warwickshire Tourism and representing over 430 local tourism businesses, Shakespeare Country embraces historic Warwick and Kenilworth, Royal Leamington Spa, Shakespeare's Stratford-upon-Avon and a collection of other towns and villages in South Warwickshire.
www.ragleyhall.com

The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust
Promoting the appreciation and study of the work, life and times of William Shakespeare worldwide.
www.shakespeare.org.uk

The Royal Shakespeare Company
Probably the most famous classical theatre company in the world, the RSC offers someof the finest plays in Europe featuring great actors and directors.
www.rsc.org.uk

Coventry Cathedral
Both a dynamic centre of worship and mission and a frequent venue for national services and television and radio broadcasts Coventry Cathedral is a church for the City, the Diocese and the world.
www.coventrycathedral.org

National Motorcycle Museum
A unique venue for conferences, seminars and functions combined with displays of hundreds of fully restored British motorcycles.
www.nationalmotorcyclemuseum.co.uk

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