Coventry City Council’s Chair of Licensing and Regulatory services has welcomed the result of a court case following a tragic accident in which car and truck tyres fell through an office roof killing a man, seriously injuring another and leaving two walking wounded.
A national project being piloted in Coventry and across the West Midlands region, helping people who are homeless and rough sleeping, is beginning to make an impact in the city.
Following the release of his third book, acclaimed singer-songwriter and The Charlatans frontman Tim Burgess will be heading to Coventry as part of Get It Loud In Libraries.
Organisers of the Coventry Festival of Running opened early bird entries Friday 18 October for the 2020 event, which will take place over two weekends in March and April 2020.
The wellness event of the year arrives at the Ricoh Arena in Coventry this week, with a host of inspirational speakers and health-related activities.
Coventry Freeman’s Guild is once again looking for outstanding young people to honour in its’ Apprentice of the Year Awards 2019.
The city's £36.7m waterpark, The Wave, opened its doors to the public today.
Job vacancy: Headteacher, Longford Park Primary School, Coventry Start date: September 2020
Coventry’s brand new £36m waterpark, The Wave, has been awarded a prestigious Leading Edge Award by the World Waterpark Association, thanks to its state-of-the-art attractions and accessible design – before it has officially opened to the public.
Coventry and Warwickshire partners are coming together to raise awareness of support for new parents and reduce stigma surrounding mental health after a local mum has come forward.
With only 68 days before ‘The Big Day’, Coventry Business Improvement District (BID) has announced its festive season and the host of special Christmas activities set to hit the city. Here are some of the reasons why 'yule love Cov' this Christmas.
An ambitious set of programmes, encouraging people to be more active, have been designed by the West Midlands Combined Authority to improve health and life expectancy.
The Council hosted an event to launch Coventry on the Move in Parks' outdoor gym in Stoke Heath Sports Ground, as part of an initiative to encourage more people to get active in our parks and green spaces.
A leading councillor has said the city should be proud of the incredible achievements of its schools, but called for more Government funding to support their work.
Community organisations, practitioners and partners joined together this week (14 October) to help tackle hate crime in Coventry.
Coventry Transport Museum and the V&A are looking for 3 state-funded secondary schools to take part in 2019/2020 DesignLab Nation projects.
6 November 2019, 10am-3pm Free workshop for KS 4&5 students
A new Disability Shoppers Charter recognising the importance and needs of customers with disabilities has been launched today in Coventry.
Three students from Longford Park Primary School were given a chance to be Lord Mayor for the day.
A project that aims to help rough sleepers off the streets in Coventry by offering a daily one stop advice and support venue has been expanded.
Coventry will be treated to a light fantastic this November when a procession of music and light trails its way into the city centre along one of the city’s most iconic roads.
The Coventry Ambassador volunteer programme that began in support of the 2012 Olympic Games is being used by the organisers of the Tokyo2020 Olympic Games.
School workshops available with Spectra. Boost expressiveness, increase self-esteem and have a truly inclusive, invigorating experience.
Melanie Griffin is the latest person to receive a Good Citizen Award from Coventry’s Lord Mayor.
European City of Sport have teamed up with CV Life, Year of Wellbeing and The Sporting Memories Foundation to bring an event to Coventry for those that have fond memories of sport from years ago.
Coventry Biennial of Contemporary Art takes over Coventry and Warwickshire for 52 days.
With flu season ahead, residents across Coventry and Warwickshire are being urged to think about how cold weather and winter viruses may affect them, vulnerable family members and neighbours.
A national project being piloted in Coventry and across the West Midlands region, helping people who are homeless and rough sleeping, is beginning to make an impact in the city.
Three city community libraries have been awarded a total of £1,000 to support their work by a local developer.
The innovation of the Council’s Through Care team has seen them shortlisted in the prestigious Social Work Awards.
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