It is with great sadness that we report the death of Councillor Sucha Singh Bains.
Coventry Magistrate’s Court has found Mr Aziz Fatah (45) of Princess Street, Coventry and owner of Bucuresti (formerly known as Bucharest) 490A Foleshill Road, Coventry guilty of six offences.
A Coventry Police officer has been commended for her determined management of one of the city’s biggest domestic violence threats and securing an order against him to help protect vulnerable women.
Coventry Citizens Advice has won a prestigious national award for their work in Coventry food banks.
The Children’s Theatre Partnership are bringing this creative and inventive new stage show to the Belgrade from Tuesday 18 – Saturday 22 February 2020.
Cov Safe Space will be returning to the City Centre for the third year running to help keep people safe during the festive period.
An inspirational Coventry University student has been commended for her passion for policing in the city − after volunteering around 1,500 hours as a Special Constable.
Agencies across the city are activating Coventry’s Severe Weather Emergency Protocol (SWEP) from today as the temperatures are set to be below freezing over the next few nights.
Today (29 November 2019) the Westfield Health British Transplant Games has arrived in Coventry ahead of the event next summer.
Today Sporting Memories was held, and many attended to reminisce with European City of Sport about their great memories.
With a high probability of severe cold weather between early Friday morning (29 November) and Monday morning (2 December), people are being urged to look out for vulnerable family and neighbours.
The Council has published the decision of the Ethics Committee held on 20 November 2019 into a Code of Conduct complaint against Councillor Glenn Williams.
Coventry City Council’s Social Work Academy has scooped a prestigious national award.
The children of Foleshill are helping to force anti-social behaviour from Edgwick Park, thanks to a local project to encourage positive activities.
A tree and plaque have been unveiled in memory of the city’s first Asian councillor.
Spaces are filling quickly for Sporting Memories at The Transport Museum next week. If you are yet to book your space, make sure to do soon.
Last week, the achievements of some of Coventry's top employers were celebrated at a special event.
The Council's Christmas Craft Fair will be held at St Mary's Guildhall this week.
On Wednesday evening, thousands packed into Broadgate and the city centre to enjoy the fantastic Christmas Lights Switch-on.
Coventry's Christmas lights were switched on in Broadgate last night, as thousands turned out to see the start of the festive countdown.
A burglar with a string of convictions to his name has turned his back on crime thanks to support from a specialist West Midlands Police team tasked with rehabilitating prolific offenders.
As Coventry’s year as European City of Sport 2019 is coming to an end, plans for a final week of celebrations are coming together.
Join the fight to beat HIV in Coventry during National HIV testing week. Testing for HIV and encouraging your friends to test too, really does help save lives. A combination of regular testing, HIV treatment and condom use is the key to winning the fight against HIV.
The Council wants to hear from local people, community groups and other organisations and businesses about the proposed budget plans for 2020/21.
A celebration event has been held in the city for the 550th birth anniversary of Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji.
Children from Shine a Light will test-ride a much-loved Vintage Sleigh Ride and meet Santa at a winter wonderland in Coventry.
The ground-breaking MiFriendly Cities project celebrated reaching its halfway point as a key part of this year’s RISING Global Peace Forum, which ran over three days at Coventry Cathedral.
The annual family Christmas switch-on event will have a new star attraction this year, as it features artist-designed lighting and a unique family animation show which brings the festive spirit to Coventry.
Coventry Cathedral will be lit up today (14 November) as part of a spectacular light show to honour the country’s heritage and the wartime bravery of its people.
Today marks the 79th anniversary of the Blitz - a bombing raid that devastated the city and changed it forever.
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