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A national initiative highlighting the contribution of family members and close friends who assume caring responsibilities for children during challenging family circumstances is underway this week.
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Coventry's substance misuse services have launched an outreach initiative to educate young people about the consequences of ketamine consumption while directing those struggling with dependency toward...
A request to support households dealing with the difficult situation of dirty diapers and intense heat has been turned down because the council does not have enough resources available.
Ward represen...
A proposal to construct over 200 residences in a Solihull settlement has received approval despite opponents continuously raising worries about potential harm to a historic windmill that is two centur...
Construction has commenced at GreenPower Park in Coventry, positioned on the former Coventry Airport grounds.
Coventry City Council and Rigby Group are collaborating in this public-private venture to...
Concerns have emerged from local people following confirmation that Coventry's £450 million City Centre South development will provide merely 86 parking spaces for 1,000 homes, despite ongoing removal...
A fresh proposal for a small residential development offering complete affordability has been put forward in Nuneaton.
The scheme seeks permission for 33 dwellings on a plot situated off Plough Hill ...
A wave of hospitality businesses across the local area has shut their doors within just seven days.
In Coventry, operators of The Aardvark on The Butts and the Town Wall Tavern confirmed permanent cl...
Proposals have been put forward for a new electricity substation that supporters claim would serve both a popular village inn and the surrounding neighbourhood.
The initiative concerns work at the Gr...
For more than a century and a quarter, Coventry has relied on a dedicated local news service to chronicle its journey.
Since 1891, the organisation has stood alongside the city through economic downt...
A national initiative highlighting the contribution of family members and close friends who assume caring responsibilities for children during challenging family circumstances is underway this week.
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Coventry's substance misuse services have launched an outreach initiative to educate young people about the consequences of ketamine consumption while directing those struggling with dependency toward...
In August 2026, the Police.uk data for the local search radius centred on Coventry city centre recorded 877 reported incidents. The most prevalent category was violent crime, accounting for 333 incidents, which represents more than a third of all recorded offences. Shoplifting was the second most common type with 146 r
A detached property at Tresco Fernhill Lane, Balsall Common, Coventry, CV7 7AN sold for £725,000 on 21 August 2026, according to HM Land Registry Price Paid Data. Across 60 detached property transactions recorded in postcode district CV7 during 2026, the median price paid was £520,000. This transaction was £205,000 abo
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