About Kenilworth Life

Kenilworth Life is an independent local lifestyle journal for Kenilworth, Warwickshire. We bring together homes on the market, seasonal food ideas and stories that help people make more of the place they call home.

Kenilworth gives us our place. Life gives us our subject: the homes we choose, the food we share, the people we meet and the everyday details that make a town feel like somewhere we belong.

A local point of view

Our property edit introduces homes in and around Kenilworth, with photographs, useful details and a direct route to the estate agent marketing each listing. Our food stories explore cooking, relaxed entertaining and the simple pleasure of gathering around a table.

As the journal grows, we want to make room for independent businesses, familiar places seen afresh and the people contributing to life in the town. The aim is a considered, useful magazine that readers can return to throughout the year.

How we approach a story

We aim to make the source of information clear. When an article draws on a recipe or another publication, we credit it and link readers to the original. Our own commentary should add something useful, rather than reproduce somebody else’s work.

We distinguish reported facts from ideas, recommendations and personal experience. A visit, interview or recipe test should only be described as firsthand when it has taken place. Photography is credited, and illustrative stock images are identified where they could otherwise be mistaken for the featured place or dish.

Property and partnerships

Property enquiries, viewings and offers go directly to the named marketing agent. Listing details can change, so readers should confirm the current price, availability and particulars with that agent.

Any paid placement or sponsored feature should be clearly identified. A business being mentioned or linked does not, by itself, mean it is a commercial partner of Kenilworth Life.

Published by Kenilworth Life

Kenilworth Life is the publishing name of this journal. We welcome useful local ideas and corrections, and want the publication to reflect the town with care, curiosity and a clear sense of place.