In Full

The world's best female cyclists powered through Kenilworth for the third year in a row as part of the OVO Energy Women's Tour.

Coventry City’s Leamington-born Wembley hero Jordan Shipley was on hand at Whitnash Sports and Social Club to help junior outfit Whitnash Town celebrate their end-of-season presentation on Sunday.

Royal Mail has banned postal workers from flying the England flag on their vehicles during the World Cup.

Stefan Moore’s third spell at Leamington is at an end.

Tom Oliphant made a return to the points positions in the Dunlop MSA British Touring Car Championship (BTCC)courtesy of a battling display at Oulton Park in Cheshire.

Ted Evetts once again tasted success on the PDC Unicorn Development Tour as he was victorious at Event 12 in Wigan on Sunday.

As usual, Danny Quartermaine provided the fireworks to round off the Cleary’s show on Friday night.

Royal Leamington Spa’s men suffered a 96-81 defeat in their six-triples derby at home to Whitnash on Saturday.

Leamington moved into fourth in Birmingham League Division One following a comfortable home victory over Halesowen.

Lewis Williams continued his rise through the ranks by claiming the Tri-Nations 91kg title at the Magna Science Adventure Centre in Rotherham.

For the first time in his rookie season, Jordan King completed a weekend of IndyCar action without any on-track or mechanical issues.

Racing Club Warwick have signed highly rated goalkeeper Ryan Young from Midlands League Division One rivals Studley.

Leamington manager Paul Holleran says the gauntlet has been well and truly laid down to midfielder Liam Canavan following a underwhelming first campaign at the Phillips 66 Community Stadium.

The world’s best male cyclists will be coming to Warwickshire for the first time - three years after the women’s tour first came to the county.

Leamington boss Paul Holleran freely admits getting the pre-season schedule right is a difficult balancing act but says it is not something that unduly troubles him.

Leamington C&AC masters athlete Tony Foster has a simple message to sportsmen and women looking to bounce back from injury, writes Paul Okey.

The experiment of putting County Board XIs into English cricket’s senior limited-overs competition never really took off with the Board XIs often overwhelmed by first-class opposition. 

Leamington had to be satisfied with a winning draw at home to the Birmingham League Division One’s bottom side Wellington.

Cleary’s boxer Lewis Williams will be looking to emulate stablemate Morgan Ansell and claim the Three Nations title when he fights at the Magna Science Adventure Centre in Rotherham this weekend.