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Record-breaking impact as Coventry’s visitor economy hits £1 billion
Coventry’s visitor economy has smashed through the £1 billion mark for the first time.
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City’s ‘outstanding’ work with children and young people recognised with visit by Ofsted Chief Inspector
Sir Martyn Oliver, His Majesty's Chief Inspector at the Office for Standards in Education, Children's Services and Skills, visited Coventry to learn more about the city’s work with children.
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Ganesh Puja celebrated in Coventry
Coventry’s Hindu community came together on Monday 14 September for Shree Ganesh Mahotsav 2026, a community celebration organised by Shree Varashidhi Vinayaka Friend’s Circle.
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Joint inspections on illegal Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs)
The Council’s HMO Enforcement Team (along with partner agencies) regularly carry out targeted enforcement visits across the city.
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Heritage Open Days 2026
Heritage Open Days are returning to Coventry, as the city's historical and cultural venues open their doors for people to visit - completely free of charge.
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Help influence the future of Adult Social Care
A new national commission is seeking to understand people’s views of Adult Social Care.
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Coventry shop ordered to close for persistently selling illegal products
We've closed down a shop in Coventry following reports of criminal activity.
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Jobs, wellbeing support and community action events coming to Bell Green
Residents in Bell Green are invited to free activities for Wednesday 16 September to Friday 18 September.
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Mayor announces £5.5m to bring homeless in from the cold this Christmas
Richard Parker, Mayor of the West Midlands, has made a commitment to see every person sleeping rough in the region offered a roof over their head this Christmas, and support to stay there.
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Major improvements planned for Longford Nature Park to boost wildlife and public accessibility
Longford Nature Park is set to benefit from a series of improvements designed to enhance wildlife habitats and make the site more accessible for visitors.
