Hi: 8° Lo:0°
THE town centre was awash with red, white and blue for its annual St George's Day celebrations.
Our patron saint arrived on his horse greeted by hundreds of people who turned out for a day of celebration under clear blue skies.
The Play Café on High Street was chosen as the winner of a window dressing competition judged by Mayor Tony Gillias - who himself was dressed at St George.
Patrick Weir, Rugby First’s operation manager, said: "This was our first event of the year and it was a resounding success."
Do you feature in one of the pictures taken by our photographer Jon Mullis? Order a copy at www.buyphotos247.com where there are more pictures from the day.
Buy photos» Mayor Tony Gillias on board his trusty steed. Picture by Jon Mullis Picture by Jon Mullis 17.013.010.rug.jm1 (www.buyphotos247.com)
Buy photos» Face painting for Ruddi Kelcher. Picture by Jon Mullis 17.013.010.rug.jm12 (www.buyphotos247.com)
Buy photos» Kavon Sarathee. Picture by Jon Mullis 17.013.010.rug.jm7 (www.buyphotos247.com)
Buy photos» Brandon Harvey. Picture by Jon Mullis 17.013.010.rug.jm8 (www.buyphotos247.com)
Buy photos» Amber Butlin. Pictures by Jon Mullis 17.013.010.rug.jm9 (www.buyphotos247.com)
1 Tributes paid to TV auctioneer David Barby
2 Refund promise as Bears bring cricket back to Rugby
3 Man facing gun charges found hanged in cell
4 Secret cameras catch Rugby fly-tippers red-handed
5 Streets lights could go back on in Warwickshire
THE PRIME Minister and the Chancellor of the
ONE of England's best claims to fame -
BANK Holiday Monday will see the town's most
RURAL businesses have plugged-in to a new project
A SURVIVOR of horrific domestic violence is hoping to raise ...
A LOCAL lad will hope to win over the judges ...
FAMILIES of fallen soldiers in Warwickshire are backing a national ...
THE FOUNDER of the Street Pastors took to the streets ...