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BBC Coventry & Warwickshire

Some of you have been sharing on our Facebook page, external pictures of your memories of meeting Father Christmas at the Coventry sleigh ride, as it celebrates its 60th birthday. 

Maureen Pitt posted this one of her with her elder sister and family in the mid-1950s.

She says she also took her two children to the ride every year when they were growing up and her three grandchildren for the past 11.

Image source, Maureen Pitt

Vanessa Howard said she remembered the ride as a child and will be taking her friend's children on it again this year.

Image source, Vanessa Howard

Kenilworth Weekly News

A new £600,000 cadet centre is set to open in Warwick this weekend., external

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Campaigners opposed to the storage and distribution centre in Coventry, understood to be for Amazon, have vowed to "continue their fight".

Paul Liggins, vice chairman of the local Allesley and Coundon Wedge Society, said planners "made two or three fundamental errors in their presentation to the planning committee" and that their campaign "isn't over".

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The warehouse, on the former Jaguar Browns Lane site, was given the go-ahead by councillors yesterday.

Jim O'Boyle, the councillor in charge of development in Coventry, said it could mean the biggest influx of jobs into the city in more than a decade.

Vanessa Pearce
BBC Local Live

Some of our headlining stories are:

• Cuts to sheltered housing in Nuneaton and Bedworth 'inevitable' due to funding 
• Campaigners against Amazon warehouse vow to fight on
• Sleigh ride celebrates 60th birthday with new home

A Warwickshire MP's warning the government that victims of the NHS contaminated blood scandal could be worse off under a new support scheme. 

Under the plans, all those affected would receive a regular annual payment for the first time. 

But in the Commons, the Conservative MP for Stratford-on-Avon Nadhim Zahawi said he was concerned discretionary payments to an affected constituent could disappear.

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Vanessa Pearce
BBC Local Live

The Coventry sleigh ride is celebrating its 60th birthday with a permanent home in the Coventry Transport Museum.

The ride, formerly at the city’s Co-op, had to be moved when the store closed last year.

It was officially opened by BBC Coventry & Warwickshire presenter Vic Minett, who took this trip down memory lane.

Atherstone & Coleshill Herald

On our front page this week: A paedophile who sexually assaulted an Atherstone child has been jailed for his crimes., external

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Warwickshire captain Ian Bell tells BBC Sport that his hunger to get back in the England Test team has been refuelled.

BBC Midlands Today

More than 150 drivers have been caught with illegal number plates in a single week. 

The West Midlands Police crackdown targeted those who are altering, re-arranging or obscuring plates. 

Anyone not displaying the correct registration could be fined up to £1,000.  

BBC Sport

Warwickshire will play a County Championship match under floodlights using a pink ball for the first time. 

It's part of a full round of nine floodlit championship fixtures starting on 26 June - ahead of Edgbaston hosting England's first ever day-night floodlit test.  

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Alex Hamilton
BBC Weather

There’s plenty of cloud around today but the chance for some slightlysunnier spells at times and highs of 9C (48F).

Vanessa Pearce
BBC Local Live

Good morning, we'll be bringing you all the news, sport, travel and weather until 18:00.

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Amazon is to build a storage and distribution centre, creating more than 1,600 jobs, on the former Jaguar Browns Lane site in Coventry, the BBC understands.

That's it for today's Local Live updates for Coventry and Warwickshire.

We'll be back from 08:00 tomorrow, but until then, keep an eye on this page for breaking news. 

The Conservative MP for Nuneaton Marcus Jones said Jeremy Corbyn was "quite right" to praise services at George Eliot Hospital on his visit today.

"Since the days of the last Labour government, the hospital has made fantastic strides forward in terms of quality and patient safety," he said.

In terms of funding the NHS, he went on, "there's an extra £10bn going into the NHS over this spending period, something that wasn't committed to by the Labour Party, so I find his comments quite surprising."

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Proposals for a 40,000sqm distribution warehouse on the site of the former Jaguar factory have been approved by councillors in Coventry.

The identity of the occupant has not been announced, but the BBC understands online retailer Amazon is behind the plans.  

Councillor Kevin Maton, who was until recently in charge of city regeneration, said Coventry "had a very limited supply of land identified for employment purposes" and "where we have got applications on such land it's really important to maximise those opportunities".

"The impact on nearby residents will be minimised", he said, but post-Brexit Coventry is a city "that's going to need as many jobs as we are able to achieve, so this is a great opportunity".

Shefali Oza
BBC Midlands Today

A dry and cloudy night with some clear spells and lows of 5C (41F).

Vanessa Pearce
BBC Local Live

Here's a recap of our main stories today:

• City planners give go-ahead for huge warehouse development
• Corby praises services at Nuneaton hospital
• Plans for A46 link road

Details have emerged of plans for a new road improving links between the south west of Coventry and Solihull. , external

It would start at the Stoneleigh junction of the A46 then pass near Warwick University and Westwood Heath before joining the either the A45 or A452 just beyond Meriden. 

The idea is being led by Warwickshire County Council and by the councils of Coventry, Solihull and Warwick district. 

It's being welcomed by Peter Dunne from the University of Warwick who says the link road would be a "big step" towards relieving the areas traffic congestion.

Image source, Warwickshire County Council