Coventry will celebrate Armed Forces Day with a service and parade to help people say their own thank-you to those who keep us safe.
Coventry residents are being urged to look out for those vulnerable to heat exposure and make efforts to stay cool, as the Met Office issues new heatwave alerts for the end of the week.
Coventry City of Culture Trust has announced its programme for Godiva Festival.
Coventry City Council is pleased to announce a new sponsorship partnership with Vodafone UK and its Gigafast Broadband service.
A group of young skateboarders have been getting in touch with other children across Coventry to support them in calling for new resurfacing at the War Memorial Park skatepark.
Young Coventry swimmers and athletes gathered in the Council House this week as they limbered up for the 53rd International Children’s Games (ICG).
Coventry will Fly the Flag for Human Rights as part of a major national campaign, which will see a range of activity in the city next week (w/c June 24).
Join our conversation about what the local NHS should do to help people live well and get better support. NHS plans suggest lots of different approaches and priorities – but what do you think?
Coventry will celebrate Armed Forces Day next week – and people are being urged to go along to show their support and say thank-you.
Georgina Egan has been named as Coventry’s latest Good Citizen.
Do you know any young people that have a passion for live theatre, are budding reporters, curious bloggers or podcast fanatics? If the answer is yes, please pass on this information!
Employers in Coventry are being urged to help tackle a lack of diversity in the boardrooms of major companies and public bodies in the city.
New services that aim to increase support and encourage those affected by domestic abuse to seek help, are being launched in Coventry today.
Drivers of electric vehicles are being invited to plug in for free and help celebrate Clean Air Day.
Former Lord Mayor of Coventry Cllr Gary Crookes has passed away suddenly.
A free Inclusive Sport Festival for children will be taking place on Friday 21 June at Howes Community Primary School.
ICT services will be performing essential network maintenance on Saturday 15 June between 7am and 5pm which will affect Corporate, Libraries and Schools internet access and services.
Fancy a latte with your John Grisham, a cappuccino with your Maeve Binchy or a flat white delivered to your table while using a computer? Coventry’s first library coffee shop is now open.
Joint statement from Cllr George Duggins, Leader of Coventry City Council and Cllr Gary Ridley, Leader of the Opposition Conservative Group, Coventry City Council:
Feeding Coventry is a local network of community organisations teaming up with national charity, Feeding Britain, which crowdfunds to support families with children at risk of missing out this summer.
A moving exhibition in Broadgate next month will highlight the threat of diabetes.
Inclusion for all - a child centred conference. Monday 1 July 2019 9am to 4pm (registration and refreshments from 8.30am) at The Village Hotel, Coventry.
Coventry City Council is proud to support Carers Week. Have a look below at all the fantastic events taking place.
People around the city are being asked to help say ‘thank-you’ to the good citizens who do so much for others.
Another exciting new sport facility has arrived in the city’s War Memorial Park and it goes by the name of Footgolf, which will open as part of our European City of Sport year celebrations.
A new service has been launched this week to offer support to children and families where there is a concern about a young person at risk of being exploited by a gang.
The Prime Minister has recognised Dennis Davison BEM from Coventry, for his exceptional service establishing ‘Normandy Day UK’ in 2010 to provide education and engagement for veterans and schools.
Most people who replied to a consultation are in favour of the introduction of a public space protection order (PSPO) to tackle crime in Coventry City Centre and nearby areas.
The Bands in the Park events return to many of Coventry's beautiful parks this summer, with 12 different bands performing on Sunday afternoons – and, new for 2019, two Saturday afternoon events.
Much-loved sculptures can be seen in their full glory for the first time in over 50 years as part of a scheme to open a long-forgotten view of the city centre.
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