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Council faces questions over PotholePro amid 'shocking' road repair costs
The city council has been criticised over lack of accountability for the PotholePro machine it purchased four years ago - but has responded by saying six weeks of pothole repairs are to start this month
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Oasis star Liam Gallagher calls Coventry man 'cuckoo' over Peter Doherty and Carl Barat claim
The singer wasn't happy with a music fan's opinion on social media
Under 25s in Warwickshire urged to have the MenB vacinnation
The new, time-limited Meningococcal group B bacteria (MenB) vaccine is being offered to all Year 13 students and under 25s across England and Wales.
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All the complaints made against West Midlands Combined Authority - and the outcome
None of the 20 complaints made against the West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) in 2025/26 were upheld by the Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman, a watchdog report has confirmed
Police tackling gangs causing antisocial behaviour in Coventry area
They have been hanging around community spaces
Ministers confirm ban on high caffeine energy drink sales to under 16s - NATIONAL NEWS
Shops, vending machines and websites in England will be barred from selling high caffeine energy drinks to anyone under 16 from April 2027...
Border Force Warns Young Holidaymakers Over Drug Smuggling Gangs
Officials are urging young Britons travelling abroad this summer to be on guard against criminal networks offering free trips in exchange for smuggling cannabis
Hot cars, hot luggage: why where you store your medicines matters this summer
Britain's medicines regulator has issued a fresh warning this summer, telling the public that a sun soaked car, an overstuffed suitcase...
'I've run Coventry Market stall for 17 years - on a bad day I get no customers at all'
Ian West has traded at Coventry Market for 17 years but says the city centre 'died' after COVID
Coventry shop shut down for third time over illegal tobacco and vape sales
A Station Avenue convenience store has been forced to close for three months after magistrates ruled it had repeatedly sold illegal tobacco and vaping products.
Coventry City Council raises awareness of honour based abuse support services
Coventry City Council has used a national awareness day to draw attention to the support available for people affected by honour based abuse (HBA)...
Two Coventry area men deny involvement in plot to attack Pakistani dissidents at their homes
Two men with links to Coventry and Bedworth have denied taking part in a conspiracy to attack two Pakistani dissidents at their homes, the Old Bailey heard...
National Express announce bus timetable changes for Coventry
Commuters have been warned of the change which comes into place this weekend
£2million spent on refurbishing 'iconic' Coventry maisonettes
The improvements will help homes retain heat more effectively and help residents keep heating bills down
'Disaster waiting to happen' as Belgrade Plaza car park closure ignored
Council says it wants to take over lease of Belgrade Plaza car park after NCP collapse
Further arrest made over murder of Michael Ababio in Coventry
Police investigating the murder of Michael Ababio in Coventry have made another arrest.
After two miscarriages we were overjoyed at pregnancy - then we got devastating news
Jack Taylor's son Oscar would have turned 10 this year. Tragically he was diagnosed with a rare disorder before he was even born. Now Jack has undertaken an incredible challenge to give back to the charity that helped his family through heartbreak
Burnham Set to Back New North Sea Drilling as He Takes Over as Prime Minister - NATIONAL NEWS
Andy Burnham is expected to unveil plans for new oil and gas drilling in the North Sea as one of his first acts as prime minister...
How international students bring a huge economic boost to Coventry - especially one part
New figures show international students contribute more than £1 billion to Coventry's economy, with Coventry South recording the highest financial impact outside London — but warnings grow that Government immigration policy could cost the city dearly.
All are welcome at Warwick Folk Festival
It has been awarded a bronze from the Live Events Access Charter - recognising the festival’s commitment to making it as accessible and inclusive as possible.