The Summer 2026 issue of Kinver News features reports on local community activities including the Kinver Climate Action Group's Home Energy MOT offering free thermal imaging to identify home heat loss, and the Kinver Society of Model Engineers operating the Kinver Miniature Railway. Updates from village organizations like Kinver Bowling Club, Kinver Rotary Club, Kinver Open Gardens, and local schools are included, alongside planned summer events and fundraising efforts.

The Kinver News Spring 2026 issue features the awarding of the Kinver Civic Society’s annual Commendation Award to the Kinver News team. Articles highlight local attractions such as Chance Wood and Kinver Edge's Rock Houses. Community news includes Kinver Youth Café fundraising, Kinver Twinning Association’s 40th anniversary plans, and updates from local clubs, sports, and councils. Upcoming events and local initiatives are detailed throughout.

This issue of Kinver News celebrates the magazine's first full year of publication with over 3000 homes reached each quarter. Highlights include plans for a Kinver to Stourbridge walking and cycling connection supporting sustainability and nature, the restored Sterrymere as a flood protection and nature asset, updates from local organisations including Kinver Rotary's Christmas activities, and news from local government representatives. Various community groups report ongoing activities and upcoming events.

This issue covers community events like the Kinver Scarecrow and Trick or Treat trails returning this autumn, Rotary Club activities including a new president and youth competition winners, and progress on local projects such as the refresh of Jubilee Gardens and High Street CCTV installation. It highlights the launch of the Bills Collection local history archive at the library, plus upcoming theatre, Christmas festivities, and environmental initiatives.

The summer 2025 issue of Kinver News covers local commemorations of the 80th anniversary of VE Day, including a beacon lighting on Kinver Edge and community events. It features a consultation on revitalising Jubilee Gardens, news from elected representatives, and community initiatives such as the River Stour project to enhance the river’s environment. Other highlights include activities of local clubs and societies, library events, Kinver Open Gardens, and updates on local services and facilities.

The Spring 2025 issue of Kinver News covers diverse local topics including plans to celebrate the 80th Anniversary of VE Day with a beacon lighting and a 1940s dance fundraiser for the Royal British Legion branch. There are updates on local attractions such as Kinver Edge and the Rock Houses preparing for Easter visitors, Kinver Community Library activities, and the Kinver Light Operatic Society's upcoming '9 to 5: The Musical'. The issue also highlights community projects like Kinver Open Gardens and efforts to sustain local business and heritage through VisitKinver.com and the Blue Plaque Trail. Contributions from local governance provide insights into council activities and upcoming events.

This first issue of Kinver News focuses on Christmas 2024 celebrations, including the High Street event on 30 November with entertainment and market stalls, and the return of the Big Tree with a switch-on ceremony. It highlights local community groups and activities, such as the Senior Citizens Club and Kinver Volunteer Bureau, along with ongoing support for Ukraine via the Chernobyl Children’s Lifeline. The magazine also features details on local businesses, events, and voluntary groups active during the festive season.