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A national children's charity partnered with local authority representatives and care-experienced young people to develop new resources designed to transform how authorities engage with those under th...
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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A national children's charity partnered with local authority representatives and care-experienced young people to develop new resources designed to transform how authorities engage with those under th...
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
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