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On 1 January 2025, Coventry Building Society purchased The Co-operative Bank.
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On 1 January 2025, Coventry Building Society purchased The Co-operative Bank.
Nine new rules outlined for buskers and other street performers in the city centre shopping area after prpblems with deafening karaoke singers and shouting preachers
John Elam appeared at Warwick Crown Court on August 20
The application to change the use of a four-bedroom detached house in a quiet Binley cul-de-sac has been refused by Coventry City Council's planning team over insufficient operational details
The council wants to refresh and expand a Public Space Protection Order for Coventry city centre, with limits on loud amplification, unauthorised stalls and aggressive begging
It happened earlier today (August 26)
More than 50 members of the local community, campaigners, and trade unionists held a protest outside Coventry City Council to demand that the authority drops its £750,000 Palantir contract
He was found injured at the junction of Upper Spon Street and Windsor Street
She was sexually assaulted on an Avanti West Coast train between Coventry and Wolverhampton
They start this Saturday to coincide with Coventry's first home game in the Premier League for 25 years
GCSE results are out today - here are the full rankings and performance data for every Coventry school in maths and English
It is the second in less than 24 hours
Oliver Mellors was jailed at Warwick Crown Court
Neighbours had repeatedly complained about unwanted visitors and drug use
The alert remains in place until 10pm tonight
One said there was no consultation on what's needed to revive the high street and people were actually wanting a new youth centre there
Coventry Conservatives are calling on West Midlands Mayor Richard Parker to publish the full financial case for the acquisition of National Express West Midlands, warning that taxpayers could be left
Lorraine Jelley was employed to help 85-year-old David Shine with everyday tasks such as cleaning and shopping but committed around 50 fraudulent transactions
It will be located within Shunde Place on Corporation Street
A revamped Public Spaces Protection Order is set to come into force this November and this is what it means