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Read our latest updateThe Passport to Leisure and Learning scheme could merge with Coventry’s successful Go CV card if Councillors give their approval next week (7 April).
Neighbourhood officers in the Hillfields area of Coventry have worked with a local food wholesaler to donate a bumper crop of fruit and veg to a care home.
A stunning new ceremony space has been officially opened today (Friday 14 February) at the historic Cheylesmore Manor House.
The latest Go CV newsletter is out now - with the last chance to snap up a cut-price Bears' season ticket, comedy club discounts and more.
Councillor Abdul Salam Khan, Deputy Leader of the Council, welcomed over 80 representatives of Coventry’s diverse religious, cultural and interested communities and groups at the Welcome Centre last week
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.
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.
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.
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 ground-breaking and innovative MiFriendly Cities project will celebrate reaching its halfway point as a key part of this year’s RISING Global Peace Forum.
With Office for National Statistics population projections consistently identifying Coventry as the fastest growing city outside of greater London, Cllrs say that it is also good news for the economic growth of the city.
The ground-breaking and innovative MiFriendly Cities project will celebrate reaching its halfway point as a key part of this year’s RISING Global Peace Forum.
Coventry’s Building Bridges project within the Migration Team has developed ‘Welcome to Coventry’, a new web app aimed at making the city more accessible to new arrivals.
Local developer, RG Group, have transformed a Longford-based community centre after volunteering their time, skills and materials to the site.
Three city community libraries have been awarded a total of £1,000 to support their work by a local developer.
A lasting memorial to a community champion is set to be unveiled on Saturday 3 August in Jardine Crescent, Tile Hill.
Three projects working to bring an end to extremism in Coventry have been awarded Home Office funding, as part of a national strategy to defeat racism, promote equality and build a more unified society.
The Council and dozens of other city agencies are increasing their efforts to help rough sleepers in the city.
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).
Coventry will celebrate Armed Forces Day next week – and people are being urged to go along to show their support and say thank-you.
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.
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.
Many people choose not to describe themselves as a carer – it’s just something they do for someone they care about. This is an opportunity to do something for them.
Past, present and future nurses in Coventry and Warwickshire will be celebrated in spectacular style this week.
The huge Knife Angel sculpture, made of 100,000 confiscated knives, is due to move on to Birmingham today and agencies working together to address violent crime hope its impact will continue.
A Coventry charity is planning to set a record for the largest number of people at a picnic in Coventry.
With Coventry and Warwickshire celebrating their Year of Health and Wellbeing in 2019, the Belgrade Theatre is playing host to a series of special events this spring.
A campaign highlighting human rights and how they affect people’s day-to-day lives has recruited 30 Coventry artists to create stories and poems that will feature around the city.
A painting, inspired by the arrival of the Knife Angel sculpture in Coventry, has gone on display at a city gallery.
A purl-er of an idea from two women who met at a Coventry knitting group is blossoming into a network of friends coming together weekly to chat, craft and overcome isolation.
The UK City of Culture programme in 2021 could be coming to a street near you.
Do you have experience of cancer, heart or lung diseases, mental health or any ongoing health condition such as diabetes or arthritis?
We all want to improve air quality in the city, that’s why the Council has submitted an Outline Action Plan to the Government.
A tree planting ceremony took place at Longford Park, Longford on Thursday 14 March.
Young people across Coventry will have their voices heard as part of the response to the Knife Angel being in the city.
A statement from Councillor Abdul Salam Khan, Deputy Leader of Coventry City Council:
A huge Knife Angel sculpture, made of 100,000 confiscated knives, has arrived in Coventry.
A huge sculpture, made of 100,000 confiscated knives, arrives in Coventry on Thursday (March 14) as the city comes together to tackle knife crime.
A sculpture created from confiscated knives used to commit crimes is to go on display outside Coventry Cathedral.
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