
How Coventry is celebrating Black History Month - starting this week
Coventry City Council is inviting residents to take part in a programme of free events to celebrate Black History Month, including art, film, music and creative family activities.
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Coventry City Council is inviting residents to take part in a programme of free events to celebrate Black History Month, including art, film, music and creative family activities.

Residents fear a serious accident could happen

Earlsdon Pharmacy in Coventry is exploring the possibility of providing routine blood-testing again after a petition to restore the phlebotomy service gathered over 2,000 signatures

It is being constructed near the former IKEA

People living nearby say they don't object to the new school building but are against a proposed new site access right opposite their homes

Police were called to Foleshill Road earlier today (October 13)

He was arrested this evening (October 13)

Foleshill Road was closed earlier today (October 13)

He was found injured at the junction of St James Lane and Potton Close

Police and paramedics were seen at the school earlier today

The building would have to be extended

My Local Mini Market in Willenhall was found hiding illicit tobacco and illegal vapes in cars and bags away from the premises

Comedy legend Bill Bailey brings his Vaudevillean show to Coventry Building Society Arena on Friday, November 13, with tickets still available for a night of music, laughter and marvel

Thoughts are with all those who have lost a loved one

A young man from Coventry, known only as Kai, has shared his harrowing story of ketamine addiction as part of a campaign to raise awareness of the dangers of the drug among young people

It has been received by the city council

There have been complaints about rat-run drivers and boy-racer bikers but the council said there were no collisions causing injury in the past three years

Rugby's MP has launched a campaign to upgrade the Urgent Treatment Centre at the Hospital of St Cross

Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds says possible tariffs on Chinese electric cars remain under review, with JLR's global export markets part of the calculation. Speaking at the West Midlands Growth
More than 150 Rock Choir members - including singers Leamington and Rugby - recently took part in an extraordinary 24-hour music marathon at Coventry Cathedral helping to raise more than £6,700 to sen